Calling for restoration of federal benefits to immigrants

Article Abstract:

Local officials form various cities have recommended several congressional actions at the conclusion of the Conference on Immigration held in Ellis Island. One of these recommendations involve the restoration of some federal benefits, including Food Stamps, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Block Grant, Medicaid and Social Services Block Grant, to immigrants. Other recommendations include provisions for health services, housing and employment as well as expediting the naturalization process.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Ellis Island

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Acknowledging the extent of Asian migration

Article Abstract:

The immigration of Asian nationals to continental US started in the middle of the 19th century with the Gold Rush. They came in full force after 1965 when immigration became more lenient. It is predicted that Asians will make up 12% of the population by the year 2025. There is a growing concern for Asian immigrants particularly with their inability to integrate themselves to the culture of their adopted land.

Asians

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