Laws Change Pushes Some Aliens Back Into Limbo
A long, dense report outlines how a shift in U S immigration law affects families like the Altagracias, Mexican immigrants in Chicago. It describes changes to citizenship rules, temporary status, and potential deportation timelines, with focus on the so called baby clause and a July 1972 Congress action.
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Former Postmaster To Return To Business
Washington reports former postmaster general Victor Bailar plans to resign from the Postal Service and rejoin private enterprise. Bailar, a Harvard Business School graduate and former American Can vice president, argues for reforms to reduce deficits and curb rural mail costs though facing union and congressional opposition. Bailar cites a 1.2 billion fiscal shortfall and urges modernizing efficiency to restore financial balance.
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