Mark Zuckerberg, head of Billionaires for Cheap Labor, asks Congress for more foreign workers through 'comprehensive immigration reform'
SANTA BARBARA, CA — September 23, 2013 — Feeling the pinch of a tight economy, Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg travelled to Washington, DC,... Read More
Fall 2013 Newsletter
caps_news_fall_2013_updated.pdf CAPS Ads Continue to Target Congressional Amnesty Supporters CAPS ran TV ads for several weeks in various markets in Florida featuring... Read More
If Immigration Reform is Dead, Blame Gang of Eight, White House
By Joe Guzzardi September 23. 2013 Since June when the Senate passed the Border Security, Economic Opportunity and Immigration Modernization Act, S.... Read More
Last Week in Immigration: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
As usual on the immigration front, during the past few days Americans who care about the country’s future endured plenty of bad... Read More
House Republicans say they’ll act on immigration reform this year
By David Nakamura September 22, 2013 The Washington Post House Republicans intensified their outreach to Latino groups last week, offering renewed pledges that... Read More
Shortage of STEM Workers: A Myth
Around the world, employer interests long ago determined that an inexpensive way to attract trusting young people into the STEM (science, technology,... Read More
Congress Rolls Out Red Carpet for Greedy Zuckerberg
By Joe Guzzardi September 20, 2013 Billionaires for Cheap Labor—that’s how Facebook’s Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg’s Washington D.C. trip should have... Read More
Immigration Overhaul On The Horizon, House Chairman Promises
September 20, 2013 Washington – Rep. Bob Goodlatte said the immigration issue needs to be solved and work is happening behind the... Read More
In blow to immigration reform, House ‘gang of seven’ bill looks dead
By Greg Sargent September 20, 2013 The Washington Post In a blow to the hopes of passing immigration reform anytime soon, the... Read More
AARP, Social Security and Immigration
By Ric Oberlink September 20, 2013 The AARP magazine recently ran op-eds from Senators Schumer and McCain in favor of the Senate... Read More