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Number of illegal immigrants getting in-state tuition for Texas colleges rises
Tuesday, March 16 @ 12:37:04 EDT by williamg (416 reads) |  The number of illegal immigrant college students
paying in-state tuition and receiving financial aid at Texas' public
colleges and universities continues to climb, according to state higher
education records.
During the fall semester, 12,138 students – about 1 percent of all
Texas college students – benefited from the state law granting in-state
tuition, according to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board.
Most of the immigrants among those students are illegal, and some
others are not legal permanent residents or U.S. citizens.
Texas awarded about $33.6 million in state and institutional financial aid to those students between fall 2004 and summer 2008.
Topics: illegal aliens, illegal immigrants, illegal immigration, in-state tuition, college, Dream Act, education, taxes, lawsuit, IRCOT
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Phoenix business first to close for hiring illegal worker
Wednesday, March 10 @ 00:11:52 EST by jean (431 reads) | For the first time in Arizona, an operating business will have to close its doors for violating the state's employer-sanctions law.
Danny's Subway, a sandwich shop in the 1900 block of West Indian School Road, will shut down for two days for knowingly hiring an employee with a forged identity in September 2008.
Subjects: Illegal immigration, Danny's Subway, Legal Arizona Workers Act, raids, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, E-Verify
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AZ may criminalize presence of illegal immigrants
Wednesday, March 03 @ 00:41:02 EST by jean (412 reads) | PHOENIX (AP) - Over the past several years, immigration hard-liners at the Arizona Legislature persuaded their colleagues to criminalize the presence of illegal border-crossers in the state and ban soft immigration policies in police agencies - only to be thwarted by vetoes from a Democratic governor.
This year, their prospects have improved. A proposal to draw local police deeper into the fight against illegal immigration has momentum, and even opponents expect the new Republican governor to sign off on the changes.
Subjects = Illegal immigration, Arizona legislature, criminalize illegal border-crossers, trespassing law, Sen. Russell Pearce
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UT State agencies ignoring new immigration law
Monday, March 01 @ 10:15:16 EST by williamg (503 reads) | Anti-illegal immigration groups are upset, reminding counties and schools to screen their hires.
Eight months after Utah required governmental entities to verify their
employees are legally able to work in the United States, the law is
being widely ignored.
The failure of many counties, municipalities, school districts and
other governmental bodies to comply has sparked an outcry from
lawmakers.
The lack of enforcement is "troubling," said former Sen. Bill Hickman, R-St.George, who sponsored the new law.
Subjects: immigration, enforcement, e-Verify, employment, jobs, reform, illegal, aliens, immigrants, costs, government, social security
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NE Immigration lawyer says lawsuit isn't politics
Monday, February 22 @ 10:01:14 EST by williamg (433 reads) | Kris Kobach says he was impelled by respect for
"the rule of law" when he stepped across the border from Kansas to file
an immigrant tuition lawsuit in Nebraska.
The lawsuit challenging Nebraska's law granting resident college
tuition rates to resident children of illegal immigrants is not
politically motivated, Kobach says.
Subjects: illegal immigration, illegal aliens, in-state tuition, dream act, state, laws, benefits, welfare, costs, illegal immigrants
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Nebraska Hustles To Keep Illegal Alien Medical Coverage
Saturday, February 20 @ 00:53:36 EST by jean (605 reads) | On the heels of a federal crackdown, lawmakers in Nebraska are scrambling to pass legislation that will allow pregnant illegal immigrant women to continue receiving free, taxpayer-financed medical care.
The state has for decades offered the costly perk to pregnant illegal aliens, whose “anchor babies” are automatically United States citizens. However, the federal government recently notified the state that it was illegally determining eligibility for publicly-funded medical care known as Medicaid.
Subjects = Illegal immigration, Nebraska lawmakers, pregnant illegal alien medical care, anchor babies, food stamps, welfare
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Arizona Senate Passes Bill Outlawing Sanctuary Cities
Thursday, February 18 @ 00:25:41 EST by jean (624 reads) | Fed up lawmakers in a Mexican border state plagued with huge numbers of illegal immigrants are increasingly taking matters into their own hands by passing laws to control the crisis long neglected by the federal government.
Subjects = Illegal immigration, Arizona lawmakers, sanctuary cities, illegal aliens, day laborers, 287(g), deportations
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Iowa Law To Reward Illegal Immigrants
Sunday, February 14 @ 00:17:38 EST by jean (866 reads) | A Midwest state that saw hundreds of illegal immigrants arrested in the nation's largest workplace raids wants to offer undocumented aliens a precious taxpayer-financed benefit by passing a controversial law previously defeated in its legislature.
Topics = Illegal immigration, Iowa Opportunities and Workforce Act, in-state tuition, illegal immigrants, sanctuary ordinance
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GA: Claim of illegal workers now under state jurisdiction
Saturday, February 13 @ 00:20:26 EST by jean (1173 reads) | MARIETTA - Cobb Chairman Sam Olens and Commissioner Tim Lee say the general contractor overseeing the construction of the county's new Superior Courthouse has taken appropriate action regarding recent allegations that illegal immigrants were employed to work on the project - and any further action is out of their hands. Meanwhile, a state lawmaker is using the local situation as an example for why his bill regarding the hiring of illegal immigrants should be passed.
Subjects: Illegal immigration, Cobb County Courthouse, Zebra Construction, hired illegal workers, Rep. Rick Austin, House Bill 1164
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MD bill could deny benefits to illegal immigrants
Tuesday, February 09 @ 19:47:08 EST by williamg (494 reads) | ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) -- Maryland House Minority
Leader Anthony O'Donnell wants to prohibit state and local government
agencies from giving most public benefits to adult illegal immigrants.
The Republican delegate wants to require state and local
governments to verify adults are in the country legally before they
provide most public benefits. The measure would block illegal
immigrants from receiving public housing, welfare, food assistance,
unemployment benefits and other subsidies.
Topics: illegal immigration, illegal immigrants, costs of, public assistance, welfare, state, laws, illegal aliens, taxpayer, benefits
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Okla. immigration ruling could affect Arizona law
Saturday, February 06 @ 00:54:09 EST by jean (663 reads) | Groups trying to overturn an Arizona law that prohibits employers from knowingly hiring illegal immigrants hope their chances of getting the U.S. Supreme Court to hear their appeal were improved this week by a lower court's decision on a similar law in Oklahoma.
The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday upheld much of an injunction against Oklahoma's anti-illegal immigrant law, ruling that business groups had legal standing to challenge it.
Subjects = Illegal immigration, state immigration laws, knowingly hire illegal workers, 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Illegal Alien in-State Tuition Sparks Heated Debate
Monday, February 01 @ 22:56:30 EST by williamg (646 reads) | LINCOLN, Neb. --
Opponents and supporters of a measure that allows some illegal
immigrants in Nebraska to get in-state tuition made their arguments to
lawmakers on Monday.
A legislative hearing was scheduled for a bill (LB1001) that would
repeal the 3-year-old law. It is meant for students whose parents
brought them to the United States illegally.
To be eligible for in-state tuition at state colleges, they must
have graduated from Nebraska high schools, lived in the state for at
least three years and be pursuing or promise to pursue legal status.
Topics: illegal, immigration, aliens, immigrants, cost, Dream Act, State, Nebraska, legislation, border, laws
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Idaho: Lawmakers pursue illegal immigrant employers
Saturday, January 30 @ 00:26:16 EST by jean (583 reads) | BOISE, Idaho — Idaho lawmakers could debate as many as three bills this session that would punish employers who hire illegal immigrants.
Two bills, including one introduced Friday by Sen. Mike Jorgenson, would punish employers who knowingly hire illegal workers with fines and suspension of licenses. A third, milder measure makes knowingly hiring an illegal immigrant a misdemeanor but doesn't touch their licenses.
Topics: Illegal Immigration, Idaho lawmakers, illegal workers, fines, Sen. Mike Jorgenson, punish employers, E-Verify
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Illegal Alien Convict Freed For Not Getting Speedy Trial
Thursday, January 28 @ 00:50:25 EST by jean (726 reads) | An illegal immigrant drug dealer who fled to his native Mexico after orchestrating the murder of an Iowa teenager is free because his conviction was overturned by an appellate court that ruled he was denied a speedy trial while he was a fugitive from U.S. justice.
Subjects = Illegal immigrant, conviction overturned, illegal alien murderer, Iowa Court of Appeals, Iowa Supreme Court
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Arizona law to criminalize undocumented immigrants
Monday, January 25 @ 09:36:26 EST by williamg (1006 reads) | PHOENIX, Arizona, United States—Arizona could become the first state in the country to criminalize undocumented immigrants.
A bill moving fast through the Arizona Senate would allow local police
to arrest and incarcerate someone for “trespassing” into the territory
of the state.
“The federal government is not doing its job so we’re going to do
it,” said Senator Russell Pearce (Republican-Mesa), author of the bill,
which is called the Support Our Law Enforcement and Safe Neighborhood
Act.
Subjects: illegal immigration, state, laws, enforcement, illegal aliens, illegal immigrants, crime, legislature, bill,
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