National Immigration Forum

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The National Immigration Forum (also called "The Forum") is an immigrant rights organization based in Washington, DC that publishes studies, lobbies congress members, and networks local organizations with the goal of increasing public support for admitting larger numbers of immigrants and refugees into the United States. It was established in 1982. With a slightly moderate rhetoric, the Forum is one of the main DC and national multi-constituency immigrant rights groups alongside Campaign for Comprehensive Immigration Reform, Fair Immigration Reform Movement of CCC and the We Are America Alliance.



A series of articles on

The U.S. Immigration Debate
Issues

Illegal immigration
Trafficking in human beings
Labor shortage
Terrorism
U.S-Mexico Border
NAFTA
Visa caps
Proposed solutions

DREAM Act
Guest worker program
H.R. 4437 (December 2005)
S. 2611 (May 2006)
Immigration reduction
Free migration
Legalization
Jackson Lee (2005)
McCain-Kennedy (2005)
SKILL(2006)
REAL ID(2005)
Border Fence(2006)
Action

2006 protests
Organizations

CCIR, NIF, FIRM, WAAA
NCLR, LULAC
FAIR, Minuteman Project, MCDC
Cal. CIR, SOS
CIS, NumbersUSA
Past laws

Naturalization Act (1795)
14th Amendment (1868)
Chinese Exclusion (1882)
Gentlemen's Agreement of 1907 Asian Exclusion (1924)
Bracero Program (1942-64)
INS Act(1965)
IRCA(1986)
IIRIRA (1996)
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