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Why Trump Must Suspend Temporary Worker Programs ([link removed])
By Steven A. Camarota
The Washington Times, May 28, 2020

Excerpt: That employers are still pushing for more immigration in the face of massive unemployment is a clear indication that their activism was never about an actual labor shortage. It was about giving them ever more leverage over workers and keeping wages down, even for the lowest paid. Congress and the president should recognize this fact and curtail immigration. The president should immediately suspend most temporary worker programs, employment-based green cards and work authorizations from within the United States.
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Don't Let the Headlines (or Tweets) Fool You ([link removed])
By Nayla Rush
But just as President Trump's "immigration suspension" was far more limited in scope that the tweet suggested, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's "business as usual" stand on foreign admissions was also misleading.

Chinese Investors Bought K-12 Private Schools in the United States: The littlest F-1s ([link removed])
By Andrew R. Arthur
An almost two-and-a half year-old article in China Daily detailed an interesting phenomenon: Chinese investors purchasing private K-12 schools in the United States "in the hopes of cashing in on Chinese students' quest for admission into a US college."

Parties' Arguments Cloud Legal Issues in DACA Case ([link removed])
By John Miano
The legal issues in the case should be simple but they have been clouded by the parties' arguments. The plaintiffs need DACA to fit a narrow niche: DACA has to be expansive enough that it goes beyond prosecutorial discretion, but narrow enough that it can fit within something that does not require notice and comment.

A Report on the EB-5/E-2 Grenadian Gambit ([link removed])
By David North
The scheme was a one of considerable ingenuity, and was based in Grenada, a former British colony in the Caribbean, now an independent nation. Devised (as you might imagine) by a Philadelphia lawyer, Matthew Galati, we described it as working like this . . .

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* H-1B Statutes Are Carefully Crafted to Be Misleading to the Casual Reader: Wage or skill levels are entirely a bureaucratic creation that have no relation to the job market ([link removed])
* Now Is the Perfect Time to Downsize the OPT Program: And to limit it to the truly talented among graduating foreign students ([link removed])
* Green Card Marriage as a Reality Show: 90 Day Fiancé' should be required viewing for every American ([link removed])
* Government Retreats on H-1B and Au Pair Reform Issue ([link removed])
* Restrictions on Border Traffic More Successful on Canadian Border than on Mexican Border ([link removed])
* Australia's Unwanted Refugees Are Still Being Resettled in the U.S. ([link removed])
* Immigration and Labor, One and Inseparable: Lessons from Samuel Gompers, Barbara Jordan, and Steven Camarota ([link removed])

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