Sentences with phrase «real immigration reform»
In contrast, real immigration reform, Hira said, should «significantly raise wage floors» depressed by the presence of low - paid workers on temporary visas and «ensure that Americans have a first and genuine opportunity for these jobs» — two goals apparently absent from Warner's stated preferences.
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«Whether it's pushing for living wages, unemployment insurance, working to pass real immigration reform or standing up for veterans, Congressman Rangel has delivered.»
At noon, officials from immigrant advocacy groups that support the New York Immigration Coalition's «New Yorkers for Real Immigration Reform» campaign hold a news conference to discuss the U.S. Senate's vote yesterday to approve legislation that would overhaul federal immigration laws; 12th floor, 137 - 139 W. 25th St., Manhattan.
He's not done pushing for living wages and unemployment insurance, working to pass real immigration reform, fighting for more affordable housing and standing up for veterans.
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The real goal was to eradicate the need for sanctuary churches through immigration law reform.
I look forward to returning to Washington so I can continue making this vision a reality by fighting for better jobs, affordable housing, and real reforms to our immigration laws.»
«DA Gonzalez has a real track record of implementing criminal justice reforms as reflected in his bail policy, his immigration policy, his summons warrant adjudication policy, his Young Adult Court Bureau and more.»
Instead of using immigration reform as a wedge issue, like many leaders in Washington, Utah passed legislation to help manage immigration based on our real economic needs.
«The only real solution to reform our immigration system is to pass comprehensive immigration reform that provides a path to citizenship for the 11 million.
The real people who need real action on immigration and climate reform need the White House to assert leadership.
Her very language suggests that the only real tie between climate change, immigration, transgender rights and social reform is in the common mentality that holds them together.
They stand with the majority of Americans who support real comprehensive immigration reform, working to create the momentum that would transform a dysfunctional immigration system into one that works.
Political commentator and analyst Jeffrey Birnbaum provided a snapshot of issues currently looming in Congress, including gun control, immigration reform and the healthcare law and discussed their potential impact on real estate.
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