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Undocumented students could get in-state tuition under bill
By Danielle Killey More students could attend college if a plan allowing undocumented immigrants to pay in-state tuition at public colleges is approved, a Minnesota lawmaker argues. We want to eli...
Posted on 4/3/13 at 10:15 AM
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New Trier, Minnesota
Coming back to the tourism scene and the coverage on German-named towns in Minnesota, we will take a look at the next town on tour, which is located near Hastings and Faribault. Albeit a really smal...
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Putting the Raz in Crazy
My editor received a peculiar email today. Scratch that. It wasn't peculiar. It was downright bizarre. It reminded me of how Nietzsche wrote, only the writer of this email may have been kicked i...
Posted on 5/4/10 at 9:26 AM
More blog posts about immigration

Minnesota senators pass immigrant education bill

Minnesota senators pass immigrant education bill ST. PAUL — Minnesota senators approved a plan that supporters say would bring the dream of attending college closer to reality for students like Deisy Rivera.

By Danielle Killey , May 02, 2013

Letter: Immigration proposal needs tough addendum

The “reform” in comprehensive immigration reform” is a sham because our immigration laws, if properly enforced, work fine. The problem is enforcement, which is lacking.

By Paul Westrum, Albert Lea , May 02, 2013

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Immigrant higher education bill pushed

Immigrant higher education bill pushed ST. PAUL — More students could attend college if a plan allowing undocumented immigrants to pay in-state tuition at public colleges is approved, a Minnesota lawmaker argues.

By Danielle Killey , April 02, 2013

Column: Another side of the immigration debate

The Acosta family is one of millions whose fate hangs in the balance as President Barack Obama tries to convince Congress that it’s time to overhaul our immigration laws.

By Jill Richardson, Otherwords , February 21, 2013

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As others see it: Time for an overhaul

Nothing says immigration reform like resounding political clout wielded by Hispanic voters.

By The Free Press of Mankato , February 01, 2013

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As others see it: Policy should not be set by edict

There are many questions raised by President Obama’s announcement on immigration policy. Obama announced an administrative order that will allow hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants to stay in the country and work. Illegal immigrants will not be deported if they can prove they were brought to America before age 16 and are under age 30, if they have been in the country five continuous years, have no criminal history, have a high school diploma or GED, or have served in the military. This order does not grant them amnesty or immunity.

By Journal of New Ulm , June 26, 2012

Bound for the border: St. Mary's team follows in footsteps of immigrants

Bound for the border: St. Mary's team follows in footsteps of immigrants WORTHINGTON — People who venture into the desert in an attempt to cross the border illegally find their lives changed by the experience, one way or another. Some find a new life in the United States. Some get caught by the border patrol and end up in a detention center. Some die.

By Beth Rickers , December 01, 2011

Letter: State should opt out of refugee program

Representatives and senators from the state of Minnesota have had meetings with constituents to discuss ways to cut back on our budget. Every time I have given them an idea that would save our taxpayers millions of dollars every year.

By Paul Westrum, Albert Lea , November 29, 2011

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E-Verify immigration policy back in play

ST. PAUL (AP) — A policy that requires big state contractors to check new employees’ immigration status is back in play.

August 22, 2011

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Letter: Many questions to ask when considering immigration policy

After hammering on the immigration issue for the past 18 years, I am at my wit’s end.

By Paul Westrum, Albert Lea , March 10, 2011

Column: Actions louder than words in immigration debate

SAN DIEGO — In the last presidential election, Barack Obama marketed himself to Latino voters as a kinder and gentler response to the immigration policies of George W. Bush.

By Ruben Navarrette , February 17, 2011

Immigration and Customs Enforcement reviewing more Chipotle workers' documents

DENVER — An immigration review of Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc.'s workers has spread to 60 of its restaurants in Virginia and the nation's capital, the Denver-based chain said Tuesday.

February 09, 2011

Column: Straight talk on immigration

SAN DIEGO — Republican elected officials could use coaching on how to talk about the immigration issue — and, just as importantly, how not to talk about it.

By Ruben Navarrette , December 09, 2010

Column: Forget IOUs on immigration reform

CHICAGO — “You owe us” is not exactly a compelling argument for legislative action, but this is really all that some immigration reform activists have left to goose Democrats to make something — anything — happen during the lame-duck session of Congress.

By Esther J. Cepeda, Washington Post Writers Group , December 02, 2010

Letter: Remember, we're the land of the free

Before we swallow whole and choke on the ridiculous rhetorical propagandizing spew of the right-wingers, let us not forget that unless you are a Native American, we all are immigrants.

By Michael Marcotte, Rushmore , December 01, 2010

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