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Dreamers and DACA: It's time to welcome immigrants into our family - Vimarsana News

Dreamers and DACA: It's time to welcome immigrants into our family

Op-ed: The road has been long for the Dreamers, but the end is in sight if we can find the courage to do what is right and ensure that the American Dream is for all of us.

Source: mcall.com
TPS for Venezuelans: First step on immigration | Editorial - Vimarsana News

TPS for Venezuelans: First step on immigration | Editorial

President Biden was right to give Venezuelans in this country temporary protected status. How many other sensible immigration decisions are out there? Plenty.

Oman companies to pay for quarantine of staff | THE DAILY TRIBUNE - Vimarsana News

Oman companies to pay for quarantine of staff | THE DAILY TRIBUNE

The Daily Tribune – www.newsofbahrain.com Oman’s Government Communication Centre has shared further updates and conditions on the provision of mandatory institutional quarantine for companies wishing to use their own accommodation facilities for staff quarantine. Per the stipulation, such companies wishing to provide for staff quarantine in their own accommodation unit must submit a request for approval to the Director-General of Social Development’s Relief and Shelter Sector. Approval is required to activate the institutional mandatory quarantine of the organisation’s staff in their ...

Hispanic/Latinx Immigrants and First-Generation Americans | NAMI: National Alliance on Mental Illness - Vimarsana News

Hispanic/Latinx Immigrants and First-Generation Americans | NAMI: National Alliance on Mental Illness

Although it has declined in the past decade, the highest percentage of immigration to the U.S. comes from Mexico. Additionally, rates of migration from Central American countries including Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador have increased in recent years due to systemic challenges of poverty, political persecution and organized crime, and large-scale destabilization from hurricanes, floods, earthquake and volcanic eruptions. As Hispanic/Latinx people continue to migrate to the U.S. and become a larger and more diverse segment of our population, it is important to understand the internal dive...

Source: nami.org
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