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Are Foreigners “Welcomed to America”?

By Tulio G. Suarez, Esq. on November 30th, 2011 Posted in Immigration Enforcement

I previously wrote how Immigration Enforcement Hurts Florida Citrus Industry. In that post, I referred to efforts by the Florida Governor and Legislature to enact immigration enforcement laws akin to those in Arizona and most recently in Alabama. Many such legislative efforts are justified under the mantra of national security, creation and/or protection of jobs… Continue Reading

Migrant Workers: Caught in the Political Crossfire

By Bruce E. Sands, Esq. on November 10th, 2011 Posted in Immigration Enforcement

More often than not, when the term “illegal alien” is used, the image most people associate this with is the undocumented migrant worker. For whatever reason, migrant workers have been cast in a very poor light. Is that fair? Who knows. I do know one thing: the role that migrant workers perform in our economy… Continue Reading

Immigration Enforcement: Perception Versus Reality

By Bruce E. Sands, Esq. on October 27th, 2011 Posted in Immigration Enforcement

Last week I had the opportunity to speak to the European-American Network’s luncheon in Bonita Springs, Florida. Though my time was limited, I wanted to address two common mis-perceptions amongst persons who do not deal with immigration related issues on a regular basis. The first misperception, which I will address in this post, is that… Continue Reading

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Are Foreigners “Welcomed to America”?

Migrant Workers: Caught in the Political Crossfire

Immigration Enforcement: Perception Versus Reality

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