Immigration to New York City in the '90s: the saga continuous

Article Abstract:

The nature of recent immigrant flows and their impact to New York City's population is presented. The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 and the growth in refugee flows are key factors that determine the immigrant flow in the city. The entrance of these immigrants to New York City has helped avoid the negative effects of population losses. These immigrants are also crucial factors in maintaining the city's housing stock.

New York, Emigration and immigration

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U.S. asylum watch

Article Abstract:

The Immigrant Responsibility and Immigration Reform Act of 1996 are aimed at deterring false asylum claims. These legislations allow immediate removal of aliens who do not have proper documents and proper documentation. However, non-governmental organizations are encouraging the government to properly monitor removal arrangements to provide refugees, who are seeking for asylum, an equitable hearing.

Management, Non-governmental organizations, Nongovernmental organizations, Asylum, Right of, Right of asylum

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