It is not enough, however, to focus on immigration laws.

Because current immigration laws force many families to live apart from one another.

Because of immigration laws, my parents had been separated for more than 10 years.

Many foreign students of English are very serious, some being required by immigration laws to study 20 hours a week.

Visa and immigration laws may be very different among countries.

Something bad happened to the nation's debate over a serious reform of its immigration laws.

"I think the initiative needs to be taken to change our immigration laws," she said.

I gave it to them, but also said we had to enforce our immigration laws.

The Administration needs to get serious about enforcing our immigration laws.

The events of 9/11 also led to restrictions on immigration laws.

But the coalition said Congress should not stop there in changing immigration laws.

Immigration laws that went into effect in 1990 raised the ceiling to 27,845.

Several changes in immigration laws and regulations account for part of the increase.

We have him on a state weapons violation and federal immigration laws.

Our nation has appropriate immigration laws in place, but they need to be enforced.

"When it comes to enforcing our nation's immigration laws, we mean business."

Under immigration laws, he has no right to appeal the removal order.

She lived long enough to see the 1943 end of immigration laws excluding the Chinese.

The immigration laws were a good deal laxer back then.

"Any major change in our immigration laws will surely impact all of us for the next generation."

But Administration officials refuse to enforce all of our immigration laws.

Immigration laws aren't the only ones in need of reform.

But the justices' response to the 1996 immigration laws was different, significantly so.

"The President should enforce immigration laws, not give those who have broken them a free pass."

The city, though, does not enforce immigration laws, which are under Federal jurisdiction.

Federal immigration law has changed several times during the course of the case.

It was the first such action under the new immigration law.

One result was a new immigration law that took effect this month.

He is just for an immigration law that makes it possible to keep them out.

A new immigration law being considered by Congress now would allow 750,000 people into the country each year.

The 1986 immigration law says such a pattern could force Congress to take up the matter at once.

The new immigration law says the courts may not hear such cases.

He is a specialist in international human rights and immigration law.

For one thing, current immigration law is weighed against them.

It is not enough, however, to focus on immigration laws.

A son or daughter must have once met the definition of a child in immigration law.

The Government said they had been arrested under a part of the immigration law that was not at issue in the court case.

The last major overhaul of immigration law passed in 1986.

"I'm not saying the whole immigration law is wrong," he said.

"The immigration law is a burden to our economy," he said.

Under our immigration law we must start with the date of birth.

Because current immigration laws force many families to live apart from one another.

Another section of the Senate bill makes a radical change in immigration law.

Because of immigration laws, my parents had been separated for more than 10 years.

Many foreign students of English are very serious, some being required by immigration laws to study 20 hours a week.

Visa and immigration laws may be very different among countries.

Between 2001 and 2004 he was chief negotiator for his party on the new immigration law coming into to force 2005.

Something bad happened to the nation's debate over a serious reform of its immigration laws.

Immigration law is confusing, but especially so to those who do not speak English.

"I think the initiative needs to be taken to change our immigration laws," she said.