Strategic Immigration Reform Is Our Competitive Advantage | Commentary
These visas would allow the U.S. to retain the best and brightest — a critical step in addressing our nation’s shortage of high-skilled workers.
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Farm Bill Shouldn’t Trap Families in Poverty | Commentary
The Smiths pay damages and retain some savings, while the Joneses’ account is drained. Despite a new job, Ms. Jones must turn to payday lenders to cover utility bills and child care.
Boatright: Fiscal Cliff Health Care Policy Fix Is Good for Rural Patients and Taxpayers
Because Congress acted in the best interests of rural patients, Medicare enrollees suffering from renal disease can now rest assured that they will retain access to treatments they need.
Hill Climbers: A Passion for Education Led Teacher From Middle School to Fattah’s Office
Instead, the middle-school teacher from the Chicago area, who had been working with Teach for America in south Philadelphia, decided she wanted to have a broader effect on federal policy and called
Honda: Our Work Toward Quality Education Must Continue
We need to recruit, rigorously train and retain the best and the brightest and make sure all our schools are staffed by these teachers.
Immigration’s ‘Gang of Eight’
Menendez also has an established working relationship with Rubio, as the chairman and ranking member, respectively, of the Foreign Relations subcommittee over Latin America. Sen.
Galvin: How Congress Can Cure the Ailing Economy
Canada, Finland, Greece and New Zealand have also cut their corporate tax rates, making it more difficult to attract and retain business in the high-tax nation that is the United Kingdom.
Ornstein: Governance Takes Back Seat to Bickering
If I were al-Qaida and looking to destroy America from within, I would love to see this amendment added to the Constitution.
Texas Senators Keep Their Distance From Immigration Bills
those who came here illegally to be placed on such a path is both inconsistent with rule of law and profoundly unfair to the millions of legal immigrants who waited years, if not decades, to come to America