Immigration debate centers on undocumented Mexicans
El Paso report and Houston North study clash on total illegal residents and tax impact. Estimates range around one million with 5.2 million Mexicans among them, while observers warn the border pressures rise. Studies find illegals pay taxes and send earnings home, with welfare use meager, yet political alarm grows across states. Leaders urge realistic policies and legal labor channels to avert strains.
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INS chief faces big question about amnesty plan
Washington AP. Carter administration weighs an amnesty for illegal aliens with seven years of residence. INS head Leo Castillo, the first Mexican American in the post, warns of a bureaucratic nightmare but supports a new protected status for those not yet eligible. He aims to curb backlog and hopes Congress delays aid staffing.
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