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Immigration Reform
10:14 am
Thu June 6, 2013

Citizenship Status Could Be Delayed With Cornyn Amendment

Credit Michel Marizco / Fronteras
Border security is a vital part of immigration reform for both sides to reach an agreement.

The Senate’s comprehensive immigration bill is set to hit the floor next week with an anticipated lengthy debate and amendment process. One Texas senator is calling for a complete border security before many of the provisions in the bill can take effect.

Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, calls it the Results Amendment. It’s a long list of provisions that must be met before green cards and citizenship can be offered to undocumented immigrants. He said the key is 100 percent situational awareness of the southern border

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Texas Immigration
12:46 pm
Mon June 3, 2013

Threat of Deportation Haunts Immigrant Students

Credit Kate McGee, KUT News

Originally published on Mon June 3, 2013 7:15 am

More than 100 Austin parents, teachers and community members gathered at Mendez Middle School Saturday for an immigration forum sponsored by the teachers union, Education Austin. Advocacy groups and organizations provided information to undocumented immigrants about a pathway to citizenship and the latest on immigration reform.

It's a process that advocates say can stress out many parents. But it can be a stressor on children as well.

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Fronteras Desk
11:25 am
Fri May 31, 2013

Retiring In Costa Rica: Dream Vs. Reality

Credit Photo courtesy of John Dungan
John and Blanca Dungan with their pet parrot. At first, they were very happy in Costa Rica.

  

Fronteras: Schools in Indian Country are starting to feel the effects of sequestration. A little-known proposal in immigration reform is helping Filipino veterans. How one professor is predicting the fate of immigration reform. Finally, in a two-part series, the Fronteras Desk travels to Costa Rica to check out what it takes to retire in the tropics.

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Fronteras Desk
12:17 pm
Fri May 24, 2013

Mexico's Tech Industry & The Influence Of Immigration On A Wisconsin Dairy Farm

Credit Mónica Ortiz Uribe / Fronteras
Mexican universities, like the Tec de Monterrey, encourage students from different majors to interact and generate ideas for future projects.

The technology industry in Mexico is on the rise. A little-known provision in the massive Senate immigration bill singles out Canadian snowbirds to grant them longer stays. A fifth-generation Wisconsin dairy farmer hires most of his workers from Mexico. Finally, a group of San Diego students have created their own cooking show.

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