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A few days ago, I had a conversation with a woman who referred to immigrants as if they were a homogenous group of people who were stealing resources and destroying “her America.” In response, I am offering this article in honor of the amazing immigrants, past and present, who have made this country what it […]
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Emigrating is a challenging process for Venezuelans. (Wikimedia) As a native Venezuelan, it breaks my heart to see what has happened to the country of my birth. So many, including my family and friends who are still there, live in fear and want, remembering days when they felt safer and knew security and abundance. Today,
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Whether you are a local government or economic development corporation looking for creative ways to fund your projects, an American entrepreneur, or a non-U.S. citizen who wants permission to work and live in the United States with your family, the EB-5 investor visa program may offer the solutions you need. Did you know the EB-5
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What do you think are the best reasons for non-U.S. citizens to apply for an investor visa? Several reasons come to mind – potential to make money through business investments, world class health care, safer environment for those from countries where war or terrorist threats exist – are among the top. For parents, one of
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If you pay attention to the immigration debate, you have heard many people called many things. We point fingers at the politicians with whom we disagree, and we point fingers at the immigrants who are just seeking their best possible life, as we all are. We call each other names. Undocumented immigrants are called criminals
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Imagine: you and your daughters have spent years living in fear. All of you have been victimized by a male relative with whom you share a house. You have listened to your daughters’ screams, and you have wiped away their tears. But you have been unable to protect them. Every night, you have prayed they
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On a dark night, a powerful man enters a guarded mansion. The man hands his sword to one aide and a piece of laundry to a maid. The man, an important military and political figure, finally gets to the room he’s looking for. A woman waits for him there. “Now I’ve got you,” the
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How do you feel about President Obama’s Immigration Accountability Executive Actions? For so many of us who care about immigrants in this country, the President’s November 21 speech is cause for celebration. We fought for far too long for immigration reform without seeing any changes come out of the halls of Congress. For those of
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What would you do if you lived with a housemate who beat or sexually assaulted you? Would you call the police? Throw this person out of your house? Change the locks? Get a restraining order? Testify against the criminal in court? But what if you weren’t able to get the help you needed to be
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Can you imagine how you would feel if you were a parent separated from your young child, not knowing where, when or if you might see her again? It’s hard for me to fathom that kind of agony. How would I think about anything else? How would I be able to sleep at night,
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