Siskind’s Immigration Bulletin
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1. A MESSAGE FROM SISKIND, SUSSER, HAAS & CHANG
3. JULY 1997 STATE DEPARTMENT VISA NUMBERS
4. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR PROCESSING TIMES
5. IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE PROCESSING TIMES
6. IMMIGRATION AND THE INTERNET: US IMMIGRATION RESOURCES FOR AMERICANS ABROAD
7. CONSULAR FOCUS: CAIRO, EGYPT
8. STATE DEPARTMENT ADVISES ON NEW “PUBLIC CHARGE LOOKOUT SYSTEM” FOR POORER IMMIGRANTS
9. NEW POLL SHOWS AMERICANS’ ATTITUDES TOWARDS IMMIGRANTS BECOMING MORE POSITIVE
10. PRESERVATION GROUP PUTS ELLIS ISLAND ON LIST OF ENDANGERED HISTORIC PLACES
11. INS ANNOUNCES NUMBER OF H-1B VISAS ISSUED FOR FIRST HALF OF 1997 FISCAL YEAR
12. STATE DEPARTMENT COMMENTS ON EFFECTS OF MINOR MISTAKES ON LOTTERY APPLICATIONS
13. USIA ISSUES NEW RULES FOR AU PAIRS
14. JUDGE BLOCKS MASS DEPORTATION OF NICARAGUANS
15. INS ISSUES FURTHER GUIDANCE ON NEW THREE AND TEN YEAR BARS
16. FROM OUR CANADA OFFICE: INS CLARIFIES EXCLUSION OF FOREIGN HEALTH CARE WORKERS
17. VISA SPOTLIGHT: QUALIFICATIONS FOR NATURALIZATION
18. INS TO OPEN 13 NEW OVERSEAS OFFICES
20. NEW STUDY SHOWS IMMIGRANT SCHOOL CHILDREN ADAPT WELL IN AMERICA
21. US COMMISSION ON IMMIGRATION REFORM ISSUES REPORT ON REFUGEES
22. HONG KONG TURNOVER’S SURPRISING EFFECT ON IMMIGRATION
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