What the Olympics Should Teach Us About Immigration Law Reform And Attitudes
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What the Olympics Should Teach Us About Immigration Law Reform And Attitudes

by in Europe, Immigration, immigration law, immigration policy, Immigration Reform, US immigration

The Rio 2016 Olympics in Brazil have now completed their first weekend of inspired and dramatic competition. This year’s Olympic games feature 11,000 athletes from 206 nations, including for the first time ever, athletes competing under the Olympic Flag as refugees from countries experiencing tremendous strife. At a time when immigration attitudes and immigration law…

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The Biggest Reason We Need Comprehensive Immigration Reform? Saving lives from human smugglers.

by in Border Control, Border Security, Europe, Human Smuggling, Immigration, Immigration Reform, Refugee Crisis

A glance at any major news site in the last year, and especially in the last few weeks, and it is impossible not to notice the massive migration of immigrants around the world of a historical magnitude. With the tremendous influx of refugees into Europe from war torn and impoverished regions of Africa, Syria, Afghanistan and…