Sentence examples for immigration resources from inspiring English sources

Guest Post | Primary Sources Meet Free Web 2.0 Tools for Common Core Learning This summer, educators in Primary Source's institutes and conference workshops used Padlet to create digital walls or bulletin boards, sharing resources they explored during workshops on global literature, immigration resources, and Web 2.0 tools for supporting Common Core skills.

President Barack Obama has directed immigration resources towards the US border with Mexico.

Speaking before members of the Assembly Public Safety Committee on Monday, Assemblyman Rob Bonta (D-Oakland) urged support for a bill that he said would provide critical immigration resources to criminal defense lawyers working on the front lines.

Secure Communities represents an important way for the federal government to focus its immigration enforcement resources on people whose illegal presence most represents a risk to public safety.

The marriage of the region's political volatility and its historical relationship to some of the toughest issues being pondered nationwide — immigration, natural resources and energy, the appropriate reach of federal government — have made it a mirror held up to the current political psyche.

Julian worked on the issues of population growth, immigration, natural resources and the environment from the ground up for almost three decades.

As long as you have not committed a crime, our limited immigration enforcement resources are not focused on you".

Does it make sense to use limited immigration enforcement resources to focus on deporting dangerous felons, national security risks and recent border crossers?

It makes sense to implement prosecutorial discretion in this case -- to focus immigration enforcement resources on those who pose a threat to public safety, rather than hard-working individuals who have lived in America for years and are simply trying to provide a better life for their families.

Matthew Yglesias, Slate Meanwhile border-control and immigration-enforcement resources could be better spent on targeting actual criminals rather than job-seekers.

To learn more about the workshop, visit the Nieman Foundation's new website, Covering Immigration: A resource for journalists focusing on economics, labor issues and U.S. law.