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As a bipartisan group of lawmakers prepare to unveil an immigration reform package, a new survey shows strong national support for giving undocumented immigrants a pathway to citizenship.Sixty-four percent of Americans support creating a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants that now have jobs in the U.S., according to a Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll, conducted April 5-8, with 29 percent saying they strongly support the proposal. Thirty-five percent of Americans oppose the idea. Gang of eight closes in on immigration dealThousands rally across U.S. for immigration bill As many as 76 percent of Americans support the idea if the immigrants in question were required to pay fines, back taxes and pass a security check and meet other requirements. In their ongoing negotiations, members of Congress have discussed making a pathway to legalization available only after meeting certain border security goals. The new poll, however, shows that 18 percent of Americans support giving illegal immigrants immediate citizenship. About half, 51 percent, say illegal immigrants with jobs should gain citizenship after five years. Another 12 percent said it should take 10 years.Meanwhile, the federal go stanley canada vernment has for the past several stanley cup years increased spending on stanley cup border security, bringing -- by the government s estimates -- 57 percent of the southern border under effective control, up from 31 percent in 2007. Still, a quarter of Americans Ecyw Ringing In The New Laws Of 2003
Attorney General Eric Holder and Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano were critical Tuesday of Arizona s new law on immigration and Holder said the federal government may challenge it.Napolitano said the new state law could siphon federal m stanley thermobecher oney and staff from hunting down dangerous immigrants.The critical comments by the nation s top law enforcement official and the Cabinet secretary responsible for preventing terrorist attacks on U.S. soil came four days after Arizona s governor signed a law designed to crack down on illegal aliens. Arizona s new law is subject to potential abuse, Holder told a news conference. The law -- which takes effect this summer - allows police to question anyone about their immigration status if they have reason to suspect they are in the country illegally, and makes it a state crime if they are.The Justice Department and the Homeland Security Department are reviewing the state law. Arizona Immigration Bill Exposes GOP RiftGraham: I Think Arizona Law is UnconstitutionalAriz. Law Prompts SF to Consider BoycottA number of options are under consideration including the p stanley cup ossibility of a court challenge, Holder said in response to questions on the Arizona law posed during a news conference on another topic.Testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Napolitano said the office of Immigra stanley thermos mug tion and Customs Enforcement fears it will have to use its stretched resources to deal with those arrested unde
As a bipartisan group of lawmakers prepare to unveil an immigration reform package, a new survey shows strong national support for giving undocumented immigrants a pathway to citizenship.Sixty-four percent of Americans support creating a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants that now have jobs in the U.S., according to a Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll, conducted April 5-8, with 29 percent saying they strongly support the proposal. Thirty-five percent of Americans oppose the idea. Gang of eight closes in on immigration dealThousands rally across U.S. for immigration bill As many as 76 percent of Americans support the idea if the immigrants in question were required to pay fines, back taxes and pass a security check and meet other requirements. In their ongoing negotiations, members of Congress have discussed making a pathway to legalization available only after meeting certain border security goals. The new poll, however, shows that 18 percent of Americans support giving illegal immigrants immediate citizenship. About half, 51 percent, say illegal immigrants with jobs should gain citizenship after five years. Another 12 percent said it should take 10 years.Meanwhile, the federal go stanley canada vernment has for the past several stanley cup years increased spending on stanley cup border security, bringing -- by the government s estimates -- 57 percent of the southern border under effective control, up from 31 percent in 2007. Still, a quarter of Americans Ecyw Ringing In The New Laws Of 2003
Attorney General Eric Holder and Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano were critical Tuesday of Arizona s new law on immigration and Holder said the federal government may challenge it.Napolitano said the new state law could siphon federal m stanley thermobecher oney and staff from hunting down dangerous immigrants.The critical comments by the nation s top law enforcement official and the Cabinet secretary responsible for preventing terrorist attacks on U.S. soil came four days after Arizona s governor signed a law designed to crack down on illegal aliens. Arizona s new law is subject to potential abuse, Holder told a news conference. The law -- which takes effect this summer - allows police to question anyone about their immigration status if they have reason to suspect they are in the country illegally, and makes it a state crime if they are.The Justice Department and the Homeland Security Department are reviewing the state law. Arizona Immigration Bill Exposes GOP RiftGraham: I Think Arizona Law is UnconstitutionalAriz. Law Prompts SF to Consider BoycottA number of options are under consideration including the p stanley cup ossibility of a court challenge, Holder said in response to questions on the Arizona law posed during a news conference on another topic.Testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Napolitano said the office of Immigra stanley thermos mug tion and Customs Enforcement fears it will have to use its stretched resources to deal with those arrested unde
