Immigration refom bill submitted today in House
Jul 11th 2007, 6:44 am
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Immigration refom bill submitted today in House
Optimizing Visa Entry Rules and Demanding Uniformed Enforcement
(OVERDUE) Immigration Bill - Highlights
a.. Restoring America's immigration system to more traditional
numbers and encourages the assimilation of America's most recent great wave
in prioritizing nuclear family admissions, tightening the investor immigrant
criteria, and tightening the employment-based green card category to ensure
that prospective immigrants who will uniquely contribute to American society
are admitted.
b.. Eliminates "chain migration" in accordance with the
recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
c.. Eliminates the "visa lottery" in accordance with the
recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
d.. Ensures that automatic birthright citizenship accrues to
children born in the U.S. only if at least one parent is a citizen or lawful
permanent resident.
e.. Makes voting in a foreign election a basis for potential loss of
citizenship.
f.. Suspends the Visa Waiver Program until DHS makes certain
certifications to the Congress.
g.. Prohibits states from granting in-state tuition rates to illegal
aliens on the basis of graduation from a U.S. high school (in addition to
residence) unless they offer the same rate to all U.S. citizens.
h.. Affirms the inherent authority of State and local law
enforcement officers to enforce the immigration laws of the United States;
requires Federal immigration authorities to respond to requests for
assistance from State and local authorities.
i.. Appropriates funds necessary to fully reimburse providers of
federally mandated emergency medical treatment of illegal aliens, but only
if the individual provider collects and reports to DHS all citizenship
information and other non-clinical information concerning each illegal alien
treated.
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(OVERDUE) Immigration Bill - Highlights
a.. Restoring America's immigration system to more traditional
numbers and encourages the assimilation of America's most recent great wave
in prioritizing nuclear family admissions, tightening the investor immigrant
criteria, and tightening the employment-based green card category to ensure
that prospective immigrants who will uniquely contribute to American society
are admitted.
b.. Eliminates "chain migration" in accordance with the
recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
c.. Eliminates the "visa lottery" in accordance with the
recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
d.. Ensures that automatic birthright citizenship accrues to
children born in the U.S. only if at least one parent is a citizen or lawful
permanent resident.
e.. Makes voting in a foreign election a basis for potential loss of
citizenship.
f.. Suspends the Visa Waiver Program until DHS makes certain
certifications to the Congress.
g.. Prohibits states from granting in-state tuition rates to illegal
aliens on the basis of graduation from a U.S. high school (in addition to
residence) unless they offer the same rate to all U.S. citizens.
h.. Affirms the inherent authority of State and local law
enforcement officers to enforce the immigration laws of the United States;
requires Federal immigration authorities to respond to requests for
assistance from State and local authorities.
i.. Appropriates funds necessary to fully reimburse providers of
federally mandated emergency medical treatment of illegal aliens, but only
if the individual provider collects and reports to DHS all citizenship
information and other non-clinical information concerning each illegal alien
treated.
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Jul 11th 2007, 6:59 am
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Re: Immigration refom bill submitted today in House
Oh, and don't forget to hound your representatives to support this!
"GeekBoy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Optimizing Visa Entry Rules and Demanding Uniformed Enforcement
> (OVERDUE) Immigration Bill - Highlights
>
> a.. Restoring America's immigration system to more traditional
> numbers and encourages the assimilation of America's most recent great
> wave in prioritizing nuclear family admissions, tightening the investor
> immigrant criteria, and tightening the employment-based green card
> category to ensure that prospective immigrants who will uniquely
> contribute to American society are admitted.
> b.. Eliminates "chain migration" in accordance with the
> recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
> c.. Eliminates the "visa lottery" in accordance with the
> recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
> d.. Ensures that automatic birthright citizenship accrues to
> children born in the U.S. only if at least one parent is a citizen or
> lawful permanent resident.
> e.. Makes voting in a foreign election a basis for potential loss
> of citizenship.
> f.. Suspends the Visa Waiver Program until DHS makes certain
> certifications to the Congress.
> g.. Prohibits states from granting in-state tuition rates to
> illegal aliens on the basis of graduation from a U.S. high school (in
> addition to residence) unless they offer the same rate to all U.S.
> citizens.
> h.. Affirms the inherent authority of State and local law
> enforcement officers to enforce the immigration laws of the United States;
> requires Federal immigration authorities to respond to requests for
> assistance from State and local authorities.
> i.. Appropriates funds necessary to fully reimburse providers of
> federally mandated emergency medical treatment of illegal aliens, but only
> if the individual provider collects and reports to DHS all citizenship
> information and other non-clinical information concerning each illegal
> alien treated.
>
>
>
>
>
"GeekBoy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Optimizing Visa Entry Rules and Demanding Uniformed Enforcement
> (OVERDUE) Immigration Bill - Highlights
>
> a.. Restoring America's immigration system to more traditional
> numbers and encourages the assimilation of America's most recent great
> wave in prioritizing nuclear family admissions, tightening the investor
> immigrant criteria, and tightening the employment-based green card
> category to ensure that prospective immigrants who will uniquely
> contribute to American society are admitted.
> b.. Eliminates "chain migration" in accordance with the
> recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
> c.. Eliminates the "visa lottery" in accordance with the
> recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
> d.. Ensures that automatic birthright citizenship accrues to
> children born in the U.S. only if at least one parent is a citizen or
> lawful permanent resident.
> e.. Makes voting in a foreign election a basis for potential loss
> of citizenship.
> f.. Suspends the Visa Waiver Program until DHS makes certain
> certifications to the Congress.
> g.. Prohibits states from granting in-state tuition rates to
> illegal aliens on the basis of graduation from a U.S. high school (in
> addition to residence) unless they offer the same rate to all U.S.
> citizens.
> h.. Affirms the inherent authority of State and local law
> enforcement officers to enforce the immigration laws of the United States;
> requires Federal immigration authorities to respond to requests for
> assistance from State and local authorities.
> i.. Appropriates funds necessary to fully reimburse providers of
> federally mandated emergency medical treatment of illegal aliens, but only
> if the individual provider collects and reports to DHS all citizenship
> information and other non-clinical information concerning each illegal
> alien treated.
>
>
>
>
>
Jul 11th 2007, 7:17 am
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Re: Immigration refom bill submitted today in House
On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 13:44:38 -0500, "GeekBoy" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Optimizing Visa Entry Rules and Demanding Uniformed Enforcement
>(OVERDUE) Immigration Bill - Highlights
>
> a.. Restoring America's immigration system to more traditional
>numbers and encourages the assimilation of America's most recent great wave
>in prioritizing nuclear family admissions, tightening the investor immigrant
>criteria, and tightening the employment-based green card category to ensure
>that prospective immigrants who will uniquely contribute to American society
>are admitted.
> b.. Eliminates "chain migration" in accordance with the
>recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
> c.. Eliminates the "visa lottery" in accordance with the
>recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
> d.. Ensures that automatic birthright citizenship accrues to
>children born in the U.S. only if at least one parent is a citizen or lawful
>permanent resident.
> e.. Makes voting in a foreign election a basis for potential loss of
>citizenship.
> f.. Suspends the Visa Waiver Program until DHS makes certain
>certifications to the Congress.
> g.. Prohibits states from granting in-state tuition rates to illegal
>aliens on the basis of graduation from a U.S. high school (in addition to
>residence) unless they offer the same rate to all U.S. citizens.
> h.. Affirms the inherent authority of State and local law
>enforcement officers to enforce the immigration laws of the United States;
>requires Federal immigration authorities to respond to requests for
>assistance from State and local authorities.
> i.. Appropriates funds necessary to fully reimburse providers of
>federally mandated emergency medical treatment of illegal aliens, but only
>if the individual provider collects and reports to DHS all citizenship
>information and other non-clinical information concerning each illegal alien
>treated.
>
>
>
What is the bill's number please? I like a lot of the points in this
bill.
> Optimizing Visa Entry Rules and Demanding Uniformed Enforcement
>(OVERDUE) Immigration Bill - Highlights
>
> a.. Restoring America's immigration system to more traditional
>numbers and encourages the assimilation of America's most recent great wave
>in prioritizing nuclear family admissions, tightening the investor immigrant
>criteria, and tightening the employment-based green card category to ensure
>that prospective immigrants who will uniquely contribute to American society
>are admitted.
> b.. Eliminates "chain migration" in accordance with the
>recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
> c.. Eliminates the "visa lottery" in accordance with the
>recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
> d.. Ensures that automatic birthright citizenship accrues to
>children born in the U.S. only if at least one parent is a citizen or lawful
>permanent resident.
> e.. Makes voting in a foreign election a basis for potential loss of
>citizenship.
> f.. Suspends the Visa Waiver Program until DHS makes certain
>certifications to the Congress.
> g.. Prohibits states from granting in-state tuition rates to illegal
>aliens on the basis of graduation from a U.S. high school (in addition to
>residence) unless they offer the same rate to all U.S. citizens.
> h.. Affirms the inherent authority of State and local law
>enforcement officers to enforce the immigration laws of the United States;
>requires Federal immigration authorities to respond to requests for
>assistance from State and local authorities.
> i.. Appropriates funds necessary to fully reimburse providers of
>federally mandated emergency medical treatment of illegal aliens, but only
>if the individual provider collects and reports to DHS all citizenship
>information and other non-clinical information concerning each illegal alien
>treated.
>
>
>
What is the bill's number please? I like a lot of the points in this
bill.
Jul 11th 2007, 7:20 am
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Re: Immigration refom bill submitted today in House
"GeekBoy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Optimizing Visa Entry Rules and Demanding Uniformed Enforcement
> (OVERDUE) Immigration Bill - Highlights
>
> a.. Restoring America's immigration system to more traditional
> numbers and encourages the assimilation of America's most recent great
> wave in prioritizing nuclear family admissions, tightening the investor
> immigrant criteria, and tightening the employment-based green card
> category to ensure that prospective immigrants who will uniquely
> contribute to American society are admitted.
> b.. Eliminates "chain migration" in accordance with the
> recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
> c.. Eliminates the "visa lottery" in accordance with the
> recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
> d.. Ensures that automatic birthright citizenship accrues to
> children born in the U.S. only if at least one parent is a citizen or
> lawful permanent resident.
> e.. Makes voting in a foreign election a basis for potential loss
> of citizenship.
> f.. Suspends the Visa Waiver Program until DHS makes certain
> certifications to the Congress.
> g.. Prohibits states from granting in-state tuition rates to
> illegal aliens on the basis of graduation from a U.S. high school (in
> addition to residence) unless they offer the same rate to all U.S.
> citizens.
> h.. Affirms the inherent authority of State and local law
> enforcement officers to enforce the immigration laws of the United States;
> requires Federal immigration authorities to respond to requests for
> assistance from State and local authorities.
> i.. Appropriates funds necessary to fully reimburse providers of
> federally mandated emergency medical treatment of illegal aliens, but only
> if the individual provider collects and reports to DHS all citizenship
> information and other non-clinical information concerning each illegal
> alien treated.
>
>
>
>
>
Great bill. Is it real or just something you propose ?
news:[email protected]...
> Optimizing Visa Entry Rules and Demanding Uniformed Enforcement
> (OVERDUE) Immigration Bill - Highlights
>
> a.. Restoring America's immigration system to more traditional
> numbers and encourages the assimilation of America's most recent great
> wave in prioritizing nuclear family admissions, tightening the investor
> immigrant criteria, and tightening the employment-based green card
> category to ensure that prospective immigrants who will uniquely
> contribute to American society are admitted.
> b.. Eliminates "chain migration" in accordance with the
> recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
> c.. Eliminates the "visa lottery" in accordance with the
> recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
> d.. Ensures that automatic birthright citizenship accrues to
> children born in the U.S. only if at least one parent is a citizen or
> lawful permanent resident.
> e.. Makes voting in a foreign election a basis for potential loss
> of citizenship.
> f.. Suspends the Visa Waiver Program until DHS makes certain
> certifications to the Congress.
> g.. Prohibits states from granting in-state tuition rates to
> illegal aliens on the basis of graduation from a U.S. high school (in
> addition to residence) unless they offer the same rate to all U.S.
> citizens.
> h.. Affirms the inherent authority of State and local law
> enforcement officers to enforce the immigration laws of the United States;
> requires Federal immigration authorities to respond to requests for
> assistance from State and local authorities.
> i.. Appropriates funds necessary to fully reimburse providers of
> federally mandated emergency medical treatment of illegal aliens, but only
> if the individual provider collects and reports to DHS all citizenship
> information and other non-clinical information concerning each illegal
> alien treated.
>
>
>
>
>
Great bill. Is it real or just something you propose ?
Jul 11th 2007, 8:35 am
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Re: Immigration refom bill submitted today in House
"Graphic Queen" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 13:44:38 -0500, "GeekBoy" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Optimizing Visa Entry Rules and Demanding Uniformed Enforcement
>>(OVERDUE) Immigration Bill - Highlights
>>
>> a.. Restoring America's immigration system to more traditional
>>numbers and encourages the assimilation of America's most recent great
>>wave
>>in prioritizing nuclear family admissions, tightening the investor
>>immigrant
>>criteria, and tightening the employment-based green card category to
>>ensure
>>that prospective immigrants who will uniquely contribute to American
>>society
>>are admitted.
>> b.. Eliminates "chain migration" in accordance with the
>>recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
>> c.. Eliminates the "visa lottery" in accordance with the
>>recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
>> d.. Ensures that automatic birthright citizenship accrues to
>>children born in the U.S. only if at least one parent is a citizen or
>>lawful
>>permanent resident.
>> e.. Makes voting in a foreign election a basis for potential loss
>> of
>>citizenship.
>> f.. Suspends the Visa Waiver Program until DHS makes certain
>>certifications to the Congress.
>> g.. Prohibits states from granting in-state tuition rates to
>> illegal
>>aliens on the basis of graduation from a U.S. high school (in addition to
>>residence) unless they offer the same rate to all U.S. citizens.
>> h.. Affirms the inherent authority of State and local law
>>enforcement officers to enforce the immigration laws of the United States;
>>requires Federal immigration authorities to respond to requests for
>>assistance from State and local authorities.
>> i.. Appropriates funds necessary to fully reimburse providers of
>>federally mandated emergency medical treatment of illegal aliens, but only
>>if the individual provider collects and reports to DHS all citizenship
>>information and other non-clinical information concerning each illegal
>>alien
>>treated.
>>
>>
>>
> What is the bill's number please? I like a lot of the points in this
> bill.
It's so new it does not have a number yet, or not been recorded.
http://www.teamtancredo.com/default.asp
news:[email protected]...
> On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 13:44:38 -0500, "GeekBoy" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Optimizing Visa Entry Rules and Demanding Uniformed Enforcement
>>(OVERDUE) Immigration Bill - Highlights
>>
>> a.. Restoring America's immigration system to more traditional
>>numbers and encourages the assimilation of America's most recent great
>>wave
>>in prioritizing nuclear family admissions, tightening the investor
>>immigrant
>>criteria, and tightening the employment-based green card category to
>>ensure
>>that prospective immigrants who will uniquely contribute to American
>>society
>>are admitted.
>> b.. Eliminates "chain migration" in accordance with the
>>recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
>> c.. Eliminates the "visa lottery" in accordance with the
>>recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
>> d.. Ensures that automatic birthright citizenship accrues to
>>children born in the U.S. only if at least one parent is a citizen or
>>lawful
>>permanent resident.
>> e.. Makes voting in a foreign election a basis for potential loss
>> of
>>citizenship.
>> f.. Suspends the Visa Waiver Program until DHS makes certain
>>certifications to the Congress.
>> g.. Prohibits states from granting in-state tuition rates to
>> illegal
>>aliens on the basis of graduation from a U.S. high school (in addition to
>>residence) unless they offer the same rate to all U.S. citizens.
>> h.. Affirms the inherent authority of State and local law
>>enforcement officers to enforce the immigration laws of the United States;
>>requires Federal immigration authorities to respond to requests for
>>assistance from State and local authorities.
>> i.. Appropriates funds necessary to fully reimburse providers of
>>federally mandated emergency medical treatment of illegal aliens, but only
>>if the individual provider collects and reports to DHS all citizenship
>>information and other non-clinical information concerning each illegal
>>alien
>>treated.
>>
>>
>>
> What is the bill's number please? I like a lot of the points in this
> bill.
It's so new it does not have a number yet, or not been recorded.
http://www.teamtancredo.com/default.asp
Jul 11th 2007, 10:07 am
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Re: Immigration refom bill submitted today in House
Thanks GeekBoy.
Tancredo's the man. Everyone else talks, he tries. That
gets my vote.
Giuliani talks like Tancredo, but I'll bet IF he gets elected
it'll turn out to be nothing but lies.
Thank God for Tancredo. Thank God for a congressman who
has the courage to stand up to the hispanic/latino special interest
groups.
His proposed legislation isn't enough (it doesn't secure/militarize/fence
our borders or provide punitive legal enforcement against employers)
but it's a good start!
"GeekBoy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> "Graphic Queen" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 13:44:38 -0500, "GeekBoy" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>> Optimizing Visa Entry Rules and Demanding Uniformed Enforcement
>>>(OVERDUE) Immigration Bill - Highlights
>>>
>>> a.. Restoring America's immigration system to more traditional
>>>numbers and encourages the assimilation of America's most recent great
>>>wave
>>>in prioritizing nuclear family admissions, tightening the investor
>>>immigrant
>>>criteria, and tightening the employment-based green card category to
>>>ensure
>>>that prospective immigrants who will uniquely contribute to American
>>>society
>>>are admitted.
>>> b.. Eliminates "chain migration" in accordance with the
>>>recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
>>> c.. Eliminates the "visa lottery" in accordance with the
>>>recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
>>> d.. Ensures that automatic birthright citizenship accrues to
>>>children born in the U.S. only if at least one parent is a citizen or
>>>lawful
>>>permanent resident.
>>> e.. Makes voting in a foreign election a basis for potential loss
>>> of
>>>citizenship.
>>> f.. Suspends the Visa Waiver Program until DHS makes certain
>>>certifications to the Congress.
>>> g.. Prohibits states from granting in-state tuition rates to
>>> illegal
>>>aliens on the basis of graduation from a U.S. high school (in addition to
>>>residence) unless they offer the same rate to all U.S. citizens.
>>> h.. Affirms the inherent authority of State and local law
>>>enforcement officers to enforce the immigration laws of the United
>>>States;
>>>requires Federal immigration authorities to respond to requests for
>>>assistance from State and local authorities.
>>> i.. Appropriates funds necessary to fully reimburse providers of
>>>federally mandated emergency medical treatment of illegal aliens, but
>>>only
>>>if the individual provider collects and reports to DHS all citizenship
>>>information and other non-clinical information concerning each illegal
>>>alien
>>>treated.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> What is the bill's number please? I like a lot of the points in this
>> bill.
>
>
>
> It's so new it does not have a number yet, or not been recorded.
>
> http://www.teamtancredo.com/default.asp
>
>
Tancredo's the man. Everyone else talks, he tries. That
gets my vote.
Giuliani talks like Tancredo, but I'll bet IF he gets elected
it'll turn out to be nothing but lies.
Thank God for Tancredo. Thank God for a congressman who
has the courage to stand up to the hispanic/latino special interest
groups.
His proposed legislation isn't enough (it doesn't secure/militarize/fence
our borders or provide punitive legal enforcement against employers)
but it's a good start!
"GeekBoy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> "Graphic Queen" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 13:44:38 -0500, "GeekBoy" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>> Optimizing Visa Entry Rules and Demanding Uniformed Enforcement
>>>(OVERDUE) Immigration Bill - Highlights
>>>
>>> a.. Restoring America's immigration system to more traditional
>>>numbers and encourages the assimilation of America's most recent great
>>>wave
>>>in prioritizing nuclear family admissions, tightening the investor
>>>immigrant
>>>criteria, and tightening the employment-based green card category to
>>>ensure
>>>that prospective immigrants who will uniquely contribute to American
>>>society
>>>are admitted.
>>> b.. Eliminates "chain migration" in accordance with the
>>>recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
>>> c.. Eliminates the "visa lottery" in accordance with the
>>>recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
>>> d.. Ensures that automatic birthright citizenship accrues to
>>>children born in the U.S. only if at least one parent is a citizen or
>>>lawful
>>>permanent resident.
>>> e.. Makes voting in a foreign election a basis for potential loss
>>> of
>>>citizenship.
>>> f.. Suspends the Visa Waiver Program until DHS makes certain
>>>certifications to the Congress.
>>> g.. Prohibits states from granting in-state tuition rates to
>>> illegal
>>>aliens on the basis of graduation from a U.S. high school (in addition to
>>>residence) unless they offer the same rate to all U.S. citizens.
>>> h.. Affirms the inherent authority of State and local law
>>>enforcement officers to enforce the immigration laws of the United
>>>States;
>>>requires Federal immigration authorities to respond to requests for
>>>assistance from State and local authorities.
>>> i.. Appropriates funds necessary to fully reimburse providers of
>>>federally mandated emergency medical treatment of illegal aliens, but
>>>only
>>>if the individual provider collects and reports to DHS all citizenship
>>>information and other non-clinical information concerning each illegal
>>>alien
>>>treated.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> What is the bill's number please? I like a lot of the points in this
>> bill.
>
>
>
> It's so new it does not have a number yet, or not been recorded.
>
> http://www.teamtancredo.com/default.asp
>
>
Jul 11th 2007, 10:08 am
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Re: Immigration refom bill submitted today in House
Well suspension of the VWP programme isn't going to happen as it'll kill the tourist industry (whose going to want to stand for hours in Grovesnor Square just to go to Disneyland)
Similarly their ideas of only allowing the VWP with biometric passports was killed when it was pointed out that most don't have biometric passports and applying for Tourist Visas just wasn't going to happen
Similarly their ideas of only allowing the VWP with biometric passports was killed when it was pointed out that most don't have biometric passports and applying for Tourist Visas just wasn't going to happen
Jul 11th 2007, 12:41 pm
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Re: Immigration refom bill submitted today in House
On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 15:35:00 -0500, "GeekBoy" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>"Graphic Queen" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected].. .
>> On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 13:44:38 -0500, "GeekBoy" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>> Optimizing Visa Entry Rules and Demanding Uniformed Enforcement
>>>(OVERDUE) Immigration Bill - Highlights
>>>
>>> a.. Restoring America's immigration system to more traditional
>>>numbers and encourages the assimilation of America's most recent great
>>>wave
>>>in prioritizing nuclear family admissions, tightening the investor
>>>immigrant
>>>criteria, and tightening the employment-based green card category to
>>>ensure
>>>that prospective immigrants who will uniquely contribute to American
>>>society
>>>are admitted.
>>> b.. Eliminates "chain migration" in accordance with the
>>>recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
>>> c.. Eliminates the "visa lottery" in accordance with the
>>>recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
>>> d.. Ensures that automatic birthright citizenship accrues to
>>>children born in the U.S. only if at least one parent is a citizen or
>>>lawful
>>>permanent resident.
>>> e.. Makes voting in a foreign election a basis for potential loss
>>> of
>>>citizenship.
>>> f.. Suspends the Visa Waiver Program until DHS makes certain
>>>certifications to the Congress.
>>> g.. Prohibits states from granting in-state tuition rates to
>>> illegal
>>>aliens on the basis of graduation from a U.S. high school (in addition to
>>>residence) unless they offer the same rate to all U.S. citizens.
>>> h.. Affirms the inherent authority of State and local law
>>>enforcement officers to enforce the immigration laws of the United States;
>>>requires Federal immigration authorities to respond to requests for
>>>assistance from State and local authorities.
>>> i.. Appropriates funds necessary to fully reimburse providers of
>>>federally mandated emergency medical treatment of illegal aliens, but only
>>>if the individual provider collects and reports to DHS all citizenship
>>>information and other non-clinical information concerning each illegal
>>>alien
>>>treated.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> What is the bill's number please? I like a lot of the points in this
>> bill.
>
>
>
>It's so new it does not have a number yet, or not been recorded.
>
>http://www.teamtancredo.com/default.asp
>
Thank you so much for the link. Really appreciate it.
>
>"Graphic Queen" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected].. .
>> On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 13:44:38 -0500, "GeekBoy" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>> Optimizing Visa Entry Rules and Demanding Uniformed Enforcement
>>>(OVERDUE) Immigration Bill - Highlights
>>>
>>> a.. Restoring America's immigration system to more traditional
>>>numbers and encourages the assimilation of America's most recent great
>>>wave
>>>in prioritizing nuclear family admissions, tightening the investor
>>>immigrant
>>>criteria, and tightening the employment-based green card category to
>>>ensure
>>>that prospective immigrants who will uniquely contribute to American
>>>society
>>>are admitted.
>>> b.. Eliminates "chain migration" in accordance with the
>>>recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
>>> c.. Eliminates the "visa lottery" in accordance with the
>>>recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
>>> d.. Ensures that automatic birthright citizenship accrues to
>>>children born in the U.S. only if at least one parent is a citizen or
>>>lawful
>>>permanent resident.
>>> e.. Makes voting in a foreign election a basis for potential loss
>>> of
>>>citizenship.
>>> f.. Suspends the Visa Waiver Program until DHS makes certain
>>>certifications to the Congress.
>>> g.. Prohibits states from granting in-state tuition rates to
>>> illegal
>>>aliens on the basis of graduation from a U.S. high school (in addition to
>>>residence) unless they offer the same rate to all U.S. citizens.
>>> h.. Affirms the inherent authority of State and local law
>>>enforcement officers to enforce the immigration laws of the United States;
>>>requires Federal immigration authorities to respond to requests for
>>>assistance from State and local authorities.
>>> i.. Appropriates funds necessary to fully reimburse providers of
>>>federally mandated emergency medical treatment of illegal aliens, but only
>>>if the individual provider collects and reports to DHS all citizenship
>>>information and other non-clinical information concerning each illegal
>>>alien
>>>treated.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> What is the bill's number please? I like a lot of the points in this
>> bill.
>
>
>
>It's so new it does not have a number yet, or not been recorded.
>
>http://www.teamtancredo.com/default.asp
>
Thank you so much for the link. Really appreciate it.
Jul 11th 2007, 1:05 pm
#9
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Re: Immigration refom bill submitted today in House
In alt.politics.immigration Graphic Queen <[email protected]> wrote:
[about the new "OVERDUE" bill filed by Cong. Thomas Tancredo (R-CO)]
> What is the bill's number please? I like a lot of the points in this
> bill.
It's not in THOMAS ( http://thomas.loc.gov ) yet.
I wonder if it has been officially filed yet?
A search of the Congressional Record site comes up empty as well.
--
The published From: address is a trap.
[about the new "OVERDUE" bill filed by Cong. Thomas Tancredo (R-CO)]
> What is the bill's number please? I like a lot of the points in this
> bill.
It's not in THOMAS ( http://thomas.loc.gov ) yet.
I wonder if it has been officially filed yet?
A search of the Congressional Record site comes up empty as well.
--
The published From: address is a trap.
Jul 11th 2007, 7:56 pm
#10
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Re: Immigration refom bill submitted today in House
On Jul 11, 11:44 am, "GeekBoy" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Optimizing Visa Entry Rules and Demanding Uniformed Enforcement
> (OVERDUE) Immigration Bill - Highlights
>
> a.. Restoring America's immigration system to more traditional
> numbers and encourages the assimilation of America's most recent great wave
> in prioritizing nuclear family admissions, tightening the investor immigrant
> criteria, and tightening the employment-based green card category to ensure
> that prospective immigrants who will uniquely contribute to American society
> are admitted.
> b.. Eliminates "chain migration" in accordance with the
> recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
> c.. Eliminates the "visa lottery" in accordance with the
> recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
> d.. Ensures that automatic birthright citizenship accrues to
> children born in the U.S. only if at least one parent is a citizen or lawful
> permanent resident.
> e.. Makes voting in a foreign election a basis for potential loss of
> citizenship.
> f.. Suspends the Visa Waiver Program until DHS makes certain
> certifications to the Congress.
> g.. Prohibits states from granting in-state tuition rates to illegal
> aliens on the basis of graduation from a U.S. high school (in addition to
> residence) unless they offer the same rate to all U.S. citizens.
> h.. Affirms the inherent authority of State and local law
> enforcement officers to enforce the immigration laws of the United States;
> requires Federal immigration authorities to respond to requests for
> assistance from State and local authorities.
> i.. Appropriates funds necessary to fully reimburse providers of
> federally mandated emergency medical treatment of illegal aliens, but only
> if the individual provider collects and reports to DHS all citizenship
> information and other non-clinical information concerning each illegal alien
> treated.
Now THAT'S the kind of comprehensive immigration reform legislation
Americans can SUPPORT!
I can't wait to vote for those candidates who SUPPORT this bill!
> Optimizing Visa Entry Rules and Demanding Uniformed Enforcement
> (OVERDUE) Immigration Bill - Highlights
>
> a.. Restoring America's immigration system to more traditional
> numbers and encourages the assimilation of America's most recent great wave
> in prioritizing nuclear family admissions, tightening the investor immigrant
> criteria, and tightening the employment-based green card category to ensure
> that prospective immigrants who will uniquely contribute to American society
> are admitted.
> b.. Eliminates "chain migration" in accordance with the
> recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
> c.. Eliminates the "visa lottery" in accordance with the
> recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
> d.. Ensures that automatic birthright citizenship accrues to
> children born in the U.S. only if at least one parent is a citizen or lawful
> permanent resident.
> e.. Makes voting in a foreign election a basis for potential loss of
> citizenship.
> f.. Suspends the Visa Waiver Program until DHS makes certain
> certifications to the Congress.
> g.. Prohibits states from granting in-state tuition rates to illegal
> aliens on the basis of graduation from a U.S. high school (in addition to
> residence) unless they offer the same rate to all U.S. citizens.
> h.. Affirms the inherent authority of State and local law
> enforcement officers to enforce the immigration laws of the United States;
> requires Federal immigration authorities to respond to requests for
> assistance from State and local authorities.
> i.. Appropriates funds necessary to fully reimburse providers of
> federally mandated emergency medical treatment of illegal aliens, but only
> if the individual provider collects and reports to DHS all citizenship
> information and other non-clinical information concerning each illegal alien
> treated.
Now THAT'S the kind of comprehensive immigration reform legislation
Americans can SUPPORT!
I can't wait to vote for those candidates who SUPPORT this bill!
Jul 11th 2007, 11:41 pm
#11
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Re: Immigration refom bill submitted today in House
"[email protected]" <[email protected]> wrote in
message news:[email protected] ups.com...
> On Jul 11, 11:44 am, "GeekBoy" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Optimizing Visa Entry Rules and Demanding Uniformed Enforcement
>> (OVERDUE) Immigration Bill - Highlights
>>
>> a.. Restoring America's immigration system to more traditional
>> numbers and encourages the assimilation of America's most recent great
>> wave
>> in prioritizing nuclear family admissions, tightening the investor
>> immigrant
>> criteria, and tightening the employment-based green card category to
>> ensure
>> that prospective immigrants who will uniquely contribute to American
>> society
>> are admitted.
>
>> b.. Eliminates "chain migration" in accordance with the
>> recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
>
>> c.. Eliminates the "visa lottery" in accordance with the
>> recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
>
>> d.. Ensures that automatic birthright citizenship accrues to
>> children born in the U.S. only if at least one parent is a citizen or
>> lawful
>> permanent resident.
>
>> e.. Makes voting in a foreign election a basis for potential loss
>> of
>> citizenship.
>
>> f.. Suspends the Visa Waiver Program until DHS makes certain
>> certifications to the Congress.
>
>> g.. Prohibits states from granting in-state tuition rates to
>> illegal
>> aliens on the basis of graduation from a U.S. high school (in addition to
>> residence) unless they offer the same rate to all U.S. citizens.
>
>> h.. Affirms the inherent authority of State and local law
>> enforcement officers to enforce the immigration laws of the United
>> States;
>> requires Federal immigration authorities to respond to requests for
>> assistance from State and local authorities.
>
>> i.. Appropriates funds necessary to fully reimburse providers of
>> federally mandated emergency medical treatment of illegal aliens, but
>> only
>> if the individual provider collects and reports to DHS all citizenship
>> information and other non-clinical information concerning each illegal
>> alien
>> treated.
>
> Now THAT'S the kind of comprehensive immigration reform legislation
> Americans can SUPPORT!
>
> I can't wait to vote for those candidates who SUPPORT this bill!
>
Unfortunately the majority most likely will not like it since it does not
have enough amnesty qualities.
message news:[email protected] ups.com...
> On Jul 11, 11:44 am, "GeekBoy" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Optimizing Visa Entry Rules and Demanding Uniformed Enforcement
>> (OVERDUE) Immigration Bill - Highlights
>>
>> a.. Restoring America's immigration system to more traditional
>> numbers and encourages the assimilation of America's most recent great
>> wave
>> in prioritizing nuclear family admissions, tightening the investor
>> immigrant
>> criteria, and tightening the employment-based green card category to
>> ensure
>> that prospective immigrants who will uniquely contribute to American
>> society
>> are admitted.
>
>> b.. Eliminates "chain migration" in accordance with the
>> recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
>
>> c.. Eliminates the "visa lottery" in accordance with the
>> recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
>
>> d.. Ensures that automatic birthright citizenship accrues to
>> children born in the U.S. only if at least one parent is a citizen or
>> lawful
>> permanent resident.
>
>> e.. Makes voting in a foreign election a basis for potential loss
>> of
>> citizenship.
>
>> f.. Suspends the Visa Waiver Program until DHS makes certain
>> certifications to the Congress.
>
>> g.. Prohibits states from granting in-state tuition rates to
>> illegal
>> aliens on the basis of graduation from a U.S. high school (in addition to
>> residence) unless they offer the same rate to all U.S. citizens.
>
>> h.. Affirms the inherent authority of State and local law
>> enforcement officers to enforce the immigration laws of the United
>> States;
>> requires Federal immigration authorities to respond to requests for
>> assistance from State and local authorities.
>
>> i.. Appropriates funds necessary to fully reimburse providers of
>> federally mandated emergency medical treatment of illegal aliens, but
>> only
>> if the individual provider collects and reports to DHS all citizenship
>> information and other non-clinical information concerning each illegal
>> alien
>> treated.
>
> Now THAT'S the kind of comprehensive immigration reform legislation
> Americans can SUPPORT!
>
> I can't wait to vote for those candidates who SUPPORT this bill!
>
Unfortunately the majority most likely will not like it since it does not
have enough amnesty qualities.
Jul 12th 2007, 8:28 am
#12
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Re: Immigration refom bill submitted today in House
GeekBoy wrote:
> Optimizing Visa Entry Rules and Demanding Uniformed Enforcement
> (OVERDUE) Immigration Bill - Highlights
>
> a.. Restoring America's immigration system to more traditional
> numbers and encourages the assimilation of America's most recent great wave
> in prioritizing nuclear family admissions, tightening the investor immigrant
> criteria, and tightening the employment-based green card category to ensure
> that prospective immigrants who will uniquely contribute to American society
> are admitted.
>
No. "Traditional numbers" can be made to be anything.
"Tightening" is BS.
No immigration for ten years, period.
>
> b.. Eliminates "chain migration" in accordance with the
> recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
>
No. No 14th A. citizens.
>
> c.. Eliminates the "visa lottery" in accordance with the
> recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
>
No. No "visa lottery" period.
>
> d.. Ensures that automatic birthright citizenship accrues to
> children born in the U.S. only if at least one parent is a citizen or lawful
> permanent resident.
>
No. No "lawful permanent resident"
> e.. Makes voting in a foreign election a basis for potential loss of
> citizenship.
>
No. It must be jail time.
>
> f.. Suspends the Visa Waiver Program until DHS makes certain
> certifications to the Congress.
>
No. All Visas must be terminated.
> g.. Prohibits states from granting in-state tuition rates to illegal
> aliens on the basis of graduation from a U.S. high school (in addition to
> residence) unless they offer the same rate to all U.S. citizens.
>
No. No American schools for illegals OR foreign students.
>
> h.. Affirms the inherent authority of State and local law
> enforcement officers to enforce the immigration laws of the United States;
> requires Federal immigration authorities to respond to requests for
> assistance from State and local authorities.
>
No. The authority is already there.
>
> i.. Appropriates funds necessary to fully reimburse providers of
> federally mandated emergency medical treatment of illegal aliens, but only
> if the individual provider collects and reports to DHS all citizenship
> information and other non-clinical information concerning each illegal alien
> treated.
>
Double talk.
That was easy.
>
>
>
>
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> Optimizing Visa Entry Rules and Demanding Uniformed Enforcement
> (OVERDUE) Immigration Bill - Highlights
>
> a.. Restoring America's immigration system to more traditional
> numbers and encourages the assimilation of America's most recent great wave
> in prioritizing nuclear family admissions, tightening the investor immigrant
> criteria, and tightening the employment-based green card category to ensure
> that prospective immigrants who will uniquely contribute to American society
> are admitted.
>
No. "Traditional numbers" can be made to be anything.
"Tightening" is BS.
No immigration for ten years, period.
>
> b.. Eliminates "chain migration" in accordance with the
> recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
>
No. No 14th A. citizens.
>
> c.. Eliminates the "visa lottery" in accordance with the
> recommendations of the Jordan Commission.
>
No. No "visa lottery" period.
>
> d.. Ensures that automatic birthright citizenship accrues to
> children born in the U.S. only if at least one parent is a citizen or lawful
> permanent resident.
>
No. No "lawful permanent resident"
> e.. Makes voting in a foreign election a basis for potential loss of
> citizenship.
>
No. It must be jail time.
>
> f.. Suspends the Visa Waiver Program until DHS makes certain
> certifications to the Congress.
>
No. All Visas must be terminated.
> g.. Prohibits states from granting in-state tuition rates to illegal
> aliens on the basis of graduation from a U.S. high school (in addition to
> residence) unless they offer the same rate to all U.S. citizens.
>
No. No American schools for illegals OR foreign students.
>
> h.. Affirms the inherent authority of State and local law
> enforcement officers to enforce the immigration laws of the United States;
> requires Federal immigration authorities to respond to requests for
> assistance from State and local authorities.
>
No. The authority is already there.
>
> i.. Appropriates funds necessary to fully reimburse providers of
> federally mandated emergency medical treatment of illegal aliens, but only
> if the individual provider collects and reports to DHS all citizenship
> information and other non-clinical information concerning each illegal alien
> treated.
>
Double talk.
That was easy.
>
>
>
>
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Jul 12th 2007, 9:24 am
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Re: Immigration refom bill submitted today in House
Doug wrote:
>
> "GeekBoy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> "Graphic Queen" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>>> On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 13:44:38 -0500, "GeekBoy" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>>
>>> What is the bill's number please? I like a lot of the points in this
>>> bill.
>>
>>
>> It's so new it does not have a number yet, or not been recorded.
>>
>> http://www.teamtancredo.com/default.asp
> Thanks GeekBoy.
>
> Tancredo's the man. Everyone else talks, he tries. That
> gets my vote.
>
> Giuliani talks like Tancredo, but I'll bet IF he gets elected
> it'll turn out to be nothing but lies.
>
> Thank God for Tancredo. Thank God for a congressman who
> has the courage to stand up to the hispanic/latino special interest
> groups.
>
> His proposed legislation isn't enough (it doesn't secure/militarize/fence
> our borders or provide punitive legal enforcement against employers)
> but it's a good start!
This may prove to be the successful strategy to get this through the House,
through the Senate, and past the Conference Committee with enough votes to
override the Presidential Veto.
Make each bill lean and clean, and that way nobody gets tempted to load it
up with poison pills or deal-killers.
One Step at a Time.
--
The incapacity of a weak and distracted government may
often assume the appearance, and produce the effects,
of a treasonable correspondence with the public enemy.
--Gibbon, "Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire"
>
> "GeekBoy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> "Graphic Queen" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>>> On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 13:44:38 -0500, "GeekBoy" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>>
>>> What is the bill's number please? I like a lot of the points in this
>>> bill.
>>
>>
>> It's so new it does not have a number yet, or not been recorded.
>>
>> http://www.teamtancredo.com/default.asp
> Thanks GeekBoy.
>
> Tancredo's the man. Everyone else talks, he tries. That
> gets my vote.
>
> Giuliani talks like Tancredo, but I'll bet IF he gets elected
> it'll turn out to be nothing but lies.
>
> Thank God for Tancredo. Thank God for a congressman who
> has the courage to stand up to the hispanic/latino special interest
> groups.
>
> His proposed legislation isn't enough (it doesn't secure/militarize/fence
> our borders or provide punitive legal enforcement against employers)
> but it's a good start!
This may prove to be the successful strategy to get this through the House,
through the Senate, and past the Conference Committee with enough votes to
override the Presidential Veto.
Make each bill lean and clean, and that way nobody gets tempted to load it
up with poison pills or deal-killers.
One Step at a Time.
--
The incapacity of a weak and distracted government may
often assume the appearance, and produce the effects,
of a treasonable correspondence with the public enemy.
--Gibbon, "Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire"
Jul 12th 2007, 12:38 pm
#14
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Re: Immigration refom bill submitted today in House
"strabo" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
>>
>
> Double talk.
>
>
> That was easy.
>
>
Strabo did a brilliant job ripping that piece of legislation to pieces but
at least
it is/was a better proposal than amnesty.
news:[email protected]...
>
>>
>
> Double talk.
>
>
> That was easy.
>
>
Strabo did a brilliant job ripping that piece of legislation to pieces but
at least
it is/was a better proposal than amnesty.
Jul 12th 2007, 2:15 pm
#15
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Re: Immigration refom bill submitted today in House
"Doug" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]. ..
> "strabo" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>>
>>>
>>
>> Double talk.
>>
>>
>> That was easy.
>>
>>
> Strabo did a brilliant job ripping that piece of legislation to pieces but
> at least
> it is/was a better proposal than amnesty.
>
Yes it is. We have to have a compramise or we will have a bigger problem.
What is done is done and it must be fixed and fixing it is not going to be
perfect.
news:[email protected]. ..
> "strabo" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>>
>>>
>>
>> Double talk.
>>
>>
>> That was easy.
>>
>>
> Strabo did a brilliant job ripping that piece of legislation to pieces but
> at least
> it is/was a better proposal than amnesty.
>
Yes it is. We have to have a compramise or we will have a bigger problem.
What is done is done and it must be fixed and fixing it is not going to be
perfect.
