Sentence examples for immigration task force from inspiring English sources

In Washington today, Representative Luis Gutierrez, an Illinois Democrat who heads the immigration task force of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, met with more than 30 immigrant-rights groups from Chicago, New York and Houston to plot legislative strategy and organize rallies.

Fred Zumbo, who leads the Arizona Department of Public Safety's illegal immigration task force.

"There is 25 years of hard evidence that the president is wrong," said Mr. Gutierrez, who is chairman of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus's immigration task force.

The Bipartisan Policy Center's immigration task force released a set of recommendations on Thursday for an overhaul of the nation's immigration laws and called on members of Congress to participate in a civil discussion aimed at finding areas of consensus.

Last month, Mr. Goodlatte also met with 20 chief executives of some of the largest corporations in the country through the Business Roundtable, an association of major-company chief executives, said Greg Brown, 52, the chairman and chief executive of Motorola, who heads the group's immigration task force.

Washington state Rep. Sharon Tomiko Santos, a Democrat who co-chairs the NCSL immigration task force, said states are filling the vacuum left by Congress.

It has set up an immigration task-force and on March 2nd announced a census to work out how many children might arrive.

"We have been encouraged by the constructive debate that has occurred around immigration reform," the task force wrote.

John Morton, the director of the immigration agency, named the task force in June to channel and address resistance from state officials, local police chiefs and immigrant organizations.

Representative Robert W. Goodlatte of Virginia, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, and Representative Luis V. Gutierrez, Democrat of Illinois and chairman of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus's task force on immigration, are scheduled to appear on CNN to talk about immigration.

A White House task force on immigration will issue a report today urging President Bush to rethink the nation's immigration policy--possibly granting permanent legal status to the more than 3 million undocumented Mexicans living in the United States.