Visas on Townhall

• Britain offers visas to its Afghan interpreters Wed May 22
  Reuters News
• Business, labor spar over high-skill visas in immigration bill Mon May 13
  Reuters News
• America's Insane Asylum for Jihadists, Hustlers and Frauds Wed Apr 24
  Michelle Malkin
  In the aftermath of the Boston Marathon killing spree by foreign-born jihadists, see-no-evil bureaucrats in Washington are stubbornly defending America's lax asylum policies. DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano told the Senate Tuesday that the screening process is rigorous, effective and extensive. ... more
• No Room For Complacency in Confronting Terrorist Threat Wed Apr 24
  Donald Lambro
  The deadly bombing in Boston and the wave of terror plots in the United States since 9/11 lead inexorably to three conclusions: The terrorist threat is growing; al-Qaida has not been decimated, as President Obama told us in his 2012 campaign; and there are gaps in our security system that need to be repaired. ... more
• Immigration bill increases visas for skilled workers, tightens rules Tue Apr 16
  Reuters News
• U.S. demand for skilled worker visas seen topping quota soon Mon Apr 1
  Reuters News
• Rwanda refuses visas for two U.N. Congo sanctions experts Tue Mar 19
  Reuters News
• Unions, business agree guidelines for low-skilled visas Thu Feb 21
  Reuters News
• House votes to expand visas for high-tech foreign workers Fri Nov 30
  Reuters News
• U.S. denies visas to Iran officials for U.N. meeting: report Sat Nov 17
  Reuters News
• Time to STEM The Visa Lottery? Tue Sep 25
  Tom Tancredo
  Currently America accepts over one million permanent legal immigrants and nearly as many temporary workers each year. Most of these immigrants are not selected based upon their skills or what they will contribute to this country, but through the process of family reunification. ... more
• Russia concerned about visas for Olympics volunteers Tue Jul 24
  Reuters News
• Syria refusing visas for Western aid workers: U.N. Mon Jul 16
  Reuters News
• We Need More Highly Skilled Workers Fri Jun 15
  Linda Chavez
  Can the federal government adequately predict exactly how many mathematicians, engineers, biochemists, and inventors the United States will need twenty years in the future? I doubt many of us would answer yes. ... more

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