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Senate Judiciary Committee Mark-up of the Gang of Eight Immigration Bill Continues

Watch the Senate Judiciary Committee mark-up the Gang of Eight immigration bill is on Monday, May 20, 2013, 10:00 AM.

American Workers Ask: "What's in it for me?

Senate Bill 744 will grant legal work authorization to 57 million green card holders and non-immigrant guest workers over the next decade.

Latest FAIR Summary of the Gang of Eight's Bill

S.744 would grant amnesty to the approximately 12 million illegal aliens currently living in the U.S. by providing a special path to a green card and citizenship to those who broke our immigration laws.

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Immigration: Fueling U.S. Income Inequality

Immigration — especially illegal immigration — has fueled the nation's rapidly increasing income inequality.

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Amnesty 2013 Resource Center

Check out FAIR's Amnesty 2013 Center where you’ll find all the latest information and resources to stay on top of the amnesty debate on a daily basis.

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Heritage Foundation: Amnesty to cost taxpayers $6.3 trillion!

Amnesty for current unlawful immigrants will pose large fiscal costs to U.S. taxpayers.

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List of Senators Who Will Make or Break the Amnesty Bill

See FAIR's list of key senators whose opposition to the massive amnesty bill is absolutely crucial but whose commitment right now is in flux, and whose opinion can be swayed.

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Lax Border Security Provisions Remain in Gang of Eight Bill

Members of the Senate Gang of Eight on the Judiciary Committee rejected a multitude of amendments intended to strengthen the bill's border security provisions.

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Senate Homeland Security Committee Examines Gang of Eight Bill

There was bipartisan agreement that the Department of Homeland Security needs to improve its border security efforts.

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Colorado Taxpayers Get the Shaft as its Legislature Grants Financial Aid and In-State Tuition Rates to Illegal Aliens

According to the initial analysis of SB 33, the state will spend $930,000 the first year of its enactment and $1.4 million the following year.

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New Poll Shows Strong Preference for Immigration Enforcement Over Legalization of Illegal Aliens

...only 36 percent of likely voters support "allowing illegal immigrants to legalize their status and remain here."

The Fiscal Burden of Illegal Aliens on New Mexicans

This report identifies more than $717 million in annual fiscal costs borne by the state's taxpayers because of the illegal alien population.

The Fiscal Burden of Illegal Aliens on Oregonians

The average Oregon household headed by a U.S. citizen pays about $728 annually to cover the costs of the state's illegal alien population.

English Language Learners and Public Education in Utah

Utah's has one of the nation's fastest-growing Limited English Proficient populations...the total cost of LEP education in Utah was over $435 million.

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112th Congress Voting Report

FAIR recently released its Voting Report for the 112th Congress to provide our supporters insight into how their Members of Congress have voted on immigration over the last two years.