81. Ministry Of Foreign Affairs VISA issues. For more details about Entry, Special Passes and Work Permit contact immigration Department at www.immigration.go.ug. Inland Transit, us$15. http://www.mofa.go.ug/immigration.php

Thursday June 10, 2004, 12:55 am Home The Ministry Foreign Policy Government ... Feedback Immigration Issues Passport Information Renewal of Passports Loss of Passport VISA Issues A visa is a clearance permitting an individual to proceed to visit another country. Ugandan visas are issued at our Missions/Embassies abroad and also at the Entry/Exit Points e.g. Entebbe, Busia, Malaba etc.. Underlying the Uganda Visa Policy is the principle of reciprocity, that is all countries that require visas for Ugandans are also visa prone in Uganda. For more details about Entry, Special Passes and Work Permit contact Immigration Department at www.immigration.go.ug. Please see the Visa Check list below. Visa Fees Student Visa US$20 Single Entry US$30 Multiple Entry 6 months US$80 Multiple Entry 1 year Inland Transit US$15 Countries Exempted from Visa requirements to Uganda COMESA Countries Others Angola Antigua Comoros Bahamas Eritrea Barbados Kenya Belize Malawi Fiji Mauritius Gambia Madagascar Grenada Rwanda Jamaica Seychelles Lesotho Swaziland Malta Tanzania Sierra Leone

82. Immigration Issues: A Bibliography Boulder, CO Westview, 1991. VKC Stacks JV6601.R4K642 1991. Moore, Jonathan. Update on immigration and Refugee issues. Washington, DC us Dept. http://isd.usc.edu/~anthonya/imm.htm

Immigration Issues: A Bibliography This bibliography provides access to a selection of books and government documents dealing with American immigration issues, dating from 1980 to the present. Materials will be found in the University Libraries of the University of Southern California The biography is a product of Anthony Anderson . It was first compiled in November, 1994 and it continues to be updated on a regular basis. Address inquiries and comments to: anthonya@usc.edu Article in USC Chronicle about the bibliography. ADOPTION The Immigration of Adopted and Prospective Adoptive Children. Washington, DC: U.S. Dept. of Justice, Immigration and Naturalization Service, 1984. Government Documents [Stacks] J 21.2:Ad 7 United States. Congress. House. Committee on the Judiciary. Subcommittee on International Law, Immigration and Refugees. Romanian Adoptions. Hearing before the Subcommittee on International Law, Immigration, and Refugees of the Committee on the Judiciary, House of Representatives, One Hundred Second Congress, First Session, June 5, 1991. Washington, DC: U.S. G.P.O., 1991.

83. NCPA - Immigration Issues - Pressure To Involve The Government In Settling Immig immigration issues. Pressure To Involve The government In Settling Immigrants. The nation s 31 million Hispanics are no longer confined http://www.ncpa.org/pd/immigrat/pd052300d.html

Immigration Issues Pressure To Involve The Government In Settling Immigrants The nation's 31 million Hispanics are no longer confined to magnet cities such as Los Angeles and border states such as Texas and California. Over the past two decades, they have been moving into small towns from Arkansas to Nevada and North Carolina to Iowa. They have reportedly been received with varying degrees of welcome. In many towns, their arrival has strained local governments trying to serve long-time residents, and now an influx of newcomers. In Detroit, where the Hispanic population has doubled over the past decade, the police department has had to struggle to find Spanish-speaking officers. In western North Carolina's Buncombe County, the Hispanic population boom has spawned a growing need for bilingual workers. The school district serving Las Vegas has been overwhelmed by 60,000 Hispanic students representing 31 percent of the student body half of whom don't speak English. Longtime residents of Siler City, N.C., blamed an influx of immigrants for job losses and higher housing costs. Lobbying groups representing Hispanic immigrants have begun pushing for federal assistance to help them get settled.

84. U.S. Immigration Links - USA Visa Counsel.com expand the understanding of key issues that relate to immigration and citizenship issues. take advantage of these key resources, and contact us with any http://www.usavisacounsel.com/resources.htm

Skip to Navigation Skip to Content Immigration Law Facts and Issues: Is Immigration the Answer to America's Health Care Worker Shortage? (April 2, 2004) Impact of H-1B Visa Cap Being Reached; New I-864 Income Guidelines for 2004 (March 11, 2004) H-1B Visa Cap; Immigration Law, Criminal Law and Driving Under the Influence (February 27, 2004) INS' Mismanagement of Asylees' Green Card Filings Ruled a "National Embarrasment" (February 13, 2004) More Immigration Law Facts and Issues U.S. Immigration Links We have assembled the following links to help expand the understanding of key issues that relate to immigration and citizenship issues. Please take advantage of these key resources, and contact us with any suggestions of additional helpful links. Government Immigration Resources: U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services U.S. Department of Homeland Security U.S. Department of State U.S. Government Printing Office ... Chicago Passport Agency Employment/Labor Immigration Resources: U.S. Department of Labor

85. FindLaw: Legal Subjects: Immigration Law: Primary Materials - Laws And Governmen us Department of Labor Office of Administrative Law Judges Law Library immigration Law immigration law issues addressed by the Office of http://www.findlaw.com/01topics/20immigration/gov_laws.html

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87. U.S. Legislative Issues - CAIR - Colorado Alliance For Immigration Reform Introduce Secure ID Legislation us Representative Tom more concerned about other issues that affect excessive and poorlycontrolled immigration and rewarding http://www.cairco.org/pol/pol_us.html

Home How you can help Join CAIR Contact CAIR ... Public opinion CAIR C olorado A lliance for I mmigration R eform "A nation's defense begins with the defense of its borders." - U.S. Congressman Tom Tancredo U.S. Legislative Issues Congressman Tom Tancredo challenges Congress U.S. House of Representatives - June 9, 2003 - In a stunning Special Order speech on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives, Rep. Tom Tancredo challenged the Congress to introduce a bill to open U.S. borders to anyone and everyone. He will vote against it, but there should be a public vote on what Congress is doing to our nation. Listen to this great speech! (See complete transcript Congressman Tom Tancredo introduces immigration moratorium bill Congressman Tom Tancredo (R-CO) introduced a bill in February, 2003 to reduce legal immigration from over one million a year to approximately 300,000 per year for five years. H.R. 946, the Mass Immigration Reduction Act of 2003, would enact a five-year moratorium on many categories of immigration, including extended adult relatives, and would significantly decrease the number of skilled workers and refugees. It also would eliminate the visa waiver program. As a comprehensive bill, it will also increase pressure against illegal alien amnesty bills now working their way through Congress. This bill deserves your full support. See the article

88. Immigration & Overpopulation Issues - Californians For Population Stabilization Do we want to worsen our already frighteningly unmanageable illegal immigration problem by creating a magnet so Home About us issues Facts Take http://www.capsweb.org/newsroom/media_coverage/solin_global_welfare.html

Enter Zip Code Global welfare system' embarrassment to U.S. By Allison Lee Solin, The Tri-City Herald (The Knight Ridder News Service) April 08, 2003 Like a once rich but now sadly befuddled uncle bent on gaining popularity through blatant cash handouts, even as those around him giggle at his foolishness, the United States has embarrassed itself again through badly misguided "generosity" to citizens of foreign countries. In an effort to make nice with the Mexican governmentand pander to Hispanic voting blocs in 2004the current Administration devised one of its worst plans yet: Social Security and disability benefits for illegal aliens. That's right, non-citizens who have gotten hold of false Social Security numbers and only worked here for a short time may now receive checks from the US government for the rest of their lives. And their families can continue to receive benefits even after they die. You'd think our international "kick me" sign was prominent enough, readable in flashing neon lights by now, and posted in every language. But the Federal Government isn't satisfied with the estimated 8 to 11 million illegal aliens already residing here and costing American taxpayers billions, and wants to invite even more foreign nationals to take advantage of us in new ways.

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Enter Zip Code Social Security: New Illegal Alien Cash Cow By Allison Lee Solin, Senior Writing Fellow Like a once rich but now sadly befuddled uncle bent on gaining popularity through blatant cash handouts, even as those around him giggle at his foolishness, the United States has embarrassed itself again through badly misguided "generosity" to citizens of foreign countries. In an effort to make nice with the Mexican governmentand pander to Hispanic voting blocs in 2004the current Administration devised one of its worst plans yet: Social Security and disability benefits for illegal aliens. That's right, non-citizens who have gotten hold of false Social Security numbers and only worked here for a short time may now receive checks from the US government for the rest of their lives. And their families can continue to receive benefits even after they die. You'd think our international "kick me" sign was prominent enough, readable in flashing neon lights by now, and posted in every language. But the Federal Government isn't satisfied with the estimated 8 to 11 million illegal aliens already residing here and costing American taxpayers billions, and wants to invite even more foreign nationals to take advantage of us in new ways. A recently drafted a treaty between the United States and Mexico would give the Mexican government at least $345 billion in Social Security payments for Mexicans who have worked here both legally and illegally. Eager to supply this stupidity with a benign sounding name, the government says the giveaway is being made possible under a new concept called "totalization." The idea is that people who have worked in more than one country can now combine their retirement benefits regardless of where they retire.

90. Legal Research On International Law Issues Using The Internet us Foreign and Defense Policy/immigration (Congressional Research Service; brief nonpartisan briefing book on eight critical us foreign policy issues ); http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/~llou/forintlaw.html

State Bar of California, International Law Section Teleseminar Series: January 22, 1997 Session ( Updated 24 June 2003 Speakers: Lyonette Louis-Jacques Guy Alvarez Legal Research on International Law Issues Using the Internet Lyonette Louis-Jacques Foreign and International Law Librarian and Lecturer in Law University of Chicago Law School, D'Angelo Law Library llou@midway.uchicago.edu http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/~llou/forintlaw.html http://www.law.uchicago.edu/faculty/louis-jacques/ http://www.asil.org/resource/lljbio.htm ... http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/~llou/ Table of Contents Sample Pages Selected Major Web Sites ESIL: Electronic Information System for International Law (ASIL database) Lex Mercatoria: International Trade/Commercial Law Monitor International Organizations International Criminal Court Government Agencies ... International Commercial Arbitration (Charlotte Bynum) International Commercial Arbitration (Lyonette Louis-Jacques) International Commercial Arbitration (Jean Wenger) International Law Conferences/Events Calendars Publishers and Vendors Databases Library Catalogs ... Researching International Law on the Internet (ASIL Guide) WTO/GATT Research (see Update The United Nations System Pathfinder United Nations Documentation Research Guide: International Law Guide to International and Foreign Legal Databases ... Researching Intellectual Property Law in an International Context (see also update Guide to International Trade Law Sources on the Internet (see also update ASIL Guide to Electronic Resources on International Law Sample Pages

91. Media Guide To Islam to require that men older than 16 from designated countries who entered the us on temporary Provides section on immigration issues postSept. 11. http://mediaguidetoislam.sfsu.edu/intheus/08d_post911.htm

JUMP TO: Overview Hate Crimes and Discrimination Community response Detainees ... Charities Life in the United States Post-Sept., 11, 2001 : Immigration More than 1,200 people, mainly non-U.S. nationals of South Asian or Middle Eastern origin, were taken into custody during investigations into the Sept. 11 attacks on the Pentagon and World Trade Center. Civil rights advocates expressed concern at the unprecedented levels of secrecy surrounding the detentions and at reports that some people were denied prompt access to attorneys and relatives during the initial stages of detention. The U.S. government was able to round up many people through immigration "sweeps" of people who have overstayed their visas, called the Absconder Apprehension Initiative. While technically the government has always had the power to exercise the rule, it had been loosely applied until Sept. 11, 2001. The U.S. has also become stricter in issuing visas to tourists, business travelers and foreign students. Some foreign students who have been attending U.S. colleges attempted to renew their visa but were denied or the process has taken so long that they have missed the start of the academic year. The government is also requiring colleges and universities to give more detailed information on all foreign students, such as any dependents and contact information for graduates who have been granted a one-year practical training visa extension.

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Hands that Shape the World: Report on the Conditions of Immigrant Women Five Years After the Beijing Conference Executive Summary Hands that Shape the World finds that immigrant women are among the most vulnerable to exploitation, abuse, and human rights violations in the U.S. Assessing the state of immigrant women in the five years since the 1995 Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing, China, this unprecedented review of conditions for immigrant women finds that the U.S. government has not only failed to protect the rights of immigrant women, but has implemented new legislation negatively impacting the well-being, health, employment, and family life of immigrant women. Hands that Shape the World, first released as part of a U.S. immigrant women's delegation to the "Beijing + 5" activities in New York City in June 2000, is an important contribution to the process of assessing progress on the Platform for Action set at the 1995 conference. Although the Beijing Conference made important strides in promoting international standards for women's rights, the particular challenges facing migrant women continue to be ignored, both at the United Nations level and by the U.S. government. The report urges the U.S. government to include immigrant women, including the undocumented, within its commitment to expand the rights and opportunities for all women in the U.S.

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94. URBAN ISSUES - IMMIGRATION (Gotham Gazette. February 23, 2004) URBAN issues immigration hard and follow the law.” He supports increased security on the us/Mexico border to protect against illegal immigration. http://www.gothamgazette.com/article/feature-commentary/20040223/202/885

Gotham Gazette helps keep you informed about NYC. Now help us keep offering it for free. Learn more and make a donation loadCivicsImages(202); Archives Index To Stories Corrections Live Chats ... Empire Page The Empire State Building, completed in 1931, was not fully leased out until after WWII. It was often referred to as the "Empty State Building." Each weekday AM: the Gotham Gazette Eye-Opener email full name URBAN ISSUES - IMMIGRATION February 23, 2004 URBAN ISSUES - IMMIGRATION John Edwards Edwards supports reform of current immigration policy to create “a clear road map to legalization and citizenship for undocumented immigrants who work hard and follow the law.” He supports increased security on the U.S./Mexico border to protect against illegal immigration. He supports an earned legalization program to help working immigrants gain citizenship more quickly. John Kerry Kerry supports reform of current immigration policy. He supports efforts to restore benefits to legal immigrants and legislation for undocumented young people have grown up and graduated from high school in the U.S. He believes the naturalization process for legal permanent residents serving in the Armed Forces should be expedited. Kerry supports a proposal that will allow undocumented immigrants to legalize their status if they have been in the United States for a certain amount of time, have been working, and can pass a background check. He also calls for increased funding for border enforcement to ensure that only legal immigrants can enter the country.

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IMMIGRATION TO AMERICA INTRODUCTION: For immigrants in the early 20th century, the route between homelands in Europe and Asia and new homes in the United States was not always direct. One reason for this was that the United States government required newcomers to pass through immigration stations before they were permitted to enter this country. The two major stations were located near the places where most immigrants arrived in this countryNew York City on the Atlantic coast and San Francisco on the Pacific. The Ellis Island station in Upper New York Bay opened in 1892. An immigration station on Angel Island in San Francisco Bay opened in 1910. During the first 25 years of the 1900's federal immigration officials at Ellis Island handled more than twelve million immigrants. Most of these immigrants came from Southern and Eastern Europe. The Angel Island station served mostly Chinese, Japanese, and Filipino immigrants. TASKS: 1. You will be experiencing how your ancestors felt when they decided to emigrate to this country and face its challenges and opportunities. You will be assigned a role of an immigrant or an immigrant processor in a simulation on immigration issues. If your assigned role is an immigrant, you will be provided with an ID tag , an immigration checklist , and a loyalty oath . The other roles assigned will be that of a processor or official, interpreter/guide, doctor or judge. An appropriate approach to these roles would be to recognized that these offiicials were proud of their jobs and liked helping new immigrants enter the United States as they themselves or their ancestors had entered. However, these people were also human. Many did not accept some groups they considered "inferior" or whose customs and religious faiths differed from their own. Prejudices sometimes would cause unfair treatment of certain immigrants. This is to be kept in mind when interpreting the role you have been assigned.

96. USCIS Internet Home Page USCIS Launches Pilot Program and InfoPass Appointment Scheduler in Dallas. Read the Dallas Press Release and Fact Sheet about this pilot program. Learn more about InfoPass here. Access InfoPass below. USCIS issues Brochure Providing Naturalization Information for Military for Congressional Offices. immigration Classifications and Visas U.S. immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) http://www.ins.usdoj.gov/

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Check out the new Visalaw Blog for up-to-the-minute immigration news and analysis. About the Firm Our Offices Our Lawyers In the News ... The Visalaw Blog MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN IMMIGRATION LAWYERS ASSOCIATION LAUNCH CHAT Siskind's Immigration Bulletin: June 7, 2004 Openers The ABC's Of Immigration: Consular Processing Versus Adjustment of Status ... 8 June 2004 - Attorney Greg Siskind wrote an article in the June 1 issue of Immigration Daily , the flagship publication of ILW.com, explaining the Delta Regional Authority Physician J-1 Waiver Program 7 June 2004 - The latest weekly issue of Siskind's Immigration Bulletin is now online 7 June 2004 - We've posted the latest processing times for the California and Texas Service Centers more updates... Siskind Susser is one of the largest immigration law firms in North America and its attorneys have experience handling all aspects of American and Canadian immigration and nationality law. more... To schedule a consultation please call 1-800-343-4890 or 901-682-6455. If you are in one of the following areas, click the link below to schedule a consultation with an attorney in your area. Branch Offices: Memphis Nashville New York Atlanta ... 2004-2005 Micha's Nifty Fifty Site by LightMix Siskind Susser 5400 Poplar Ave Suite 300 Memphis, TN 38119

99. WSWS : News & Analysis : North America -- Immigrant Issues 1999 Five years of Operation Gatekeeper us border crackdown 3 March 1999 Supreme Court issues ruling on Sweeping attack on the democratic rights of immigrants. http://www.wsws.org/sections/category/news/immig-us.shtml

Enter email address to receive news about the WSWS Add Remove SEARCH WSWS English German ON THE WSWS Donate to the WSWS Expansion Fund! Editorial Board ... Books Online OTHER LANGUAGES German French Italian Russian ... Indonesian LEAFLETS Download in PDF format HIGHLIGHTS Support the Socialist Equality Party in the 2004 US elections ... North America Immigrant issues 9 January 2004 Exploitation and political cynicism Bush unveils 'bracero' program for immigrant workers 10 December 2003 US prepares "Big Brother" system to monitor immigrants 7 October 2003 Thousands rally in New York for immigrant rights 3 July 2003 US government jails thousands of juvenile refugees 16 May 2003 18 migrant workers die in Texas Victims of a brutal border policy 9 January 2003 US: Racist campaign against Somali immigrants in Maine 23 December 2002 US immigration authorities detain hundreds of Middle Eastern men in Los Angeles 22 October 2002 Iranian film director denounces US immigration policy 1 October 2002 US refuses visa to Iranian film director Abbas Kiarostami 14 August 2002 Michigan migrant workers face deportation after exposing abusive conditions 16 July 2002 US deports 131 Pakistanis in secret airlift 4 May 2002 INS pretext for political retaliation Palestinian activist arrested in New York City 5 April 2002 US judge orders open hearings for detained Muslim cleric 3 April 2002 US civil liberties group challenges closed deportation hearings for detained Muslim cleric 29 March 2002

100. Language Policy minority languages as a threat and attempt to restrict their use, adopting various coercive measures to assimilate immigrants? issues in us Language Policy. http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/JWCRAWFORD/langpol.htm

Anti-Bilingual Initiative "Babel" in Schools Bilingual Ballots Bilingual Education ... Research Controversy Language Policy n. (a) determine how languages are used in public contexts, (b) cultivate language skills needed to meet national priorities, or (c) establish the rights of individuals or groups to learn, use, and maintain languages. 2. Government regulation of its own language use, including steps to facilitate clear communication, train and recruit personnel, guarantee due process, foster political participation, and provide access to public services, proceedings, and documents. Strictly speaking, the United States has never had a language policy consciously planned and national in scope. It has had language policies The U.S. government spends, by rough estimate, more than $1.5 billion each year to support various forms of language education. Unfortunately no one can say whether these funds are well allocated or what overriding goals they serve. Such programs often work at cross purposes. For example, over the past three decades the U.S. Department of Education has poured billions of dollars into bilingual education,

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