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In the Obama Administration's latest attempt to implement a backdoor amnesty program, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) issued new policy memos last week instructing agency attorneys to begin reviewing immigration cases and administratively closing those that do not meet its "priorities." As part of phase one of the program, the memos direct attorneys at district ICE offices to immediately begin reviewing all incoming deportation cases. A pilot program for reviewing all pending deportation cases will begin in Baltimore and Denver immigration courts December 4 and will continue into January 2012.
In the aftermath of a demonstration against Alabama's new immigration enforcement law, HB 56, Immigration and Customs Enforcement refused to detain thirteen aliens who admit they are illegally in the U.S. The thirteen were among a hundred protesters who while walking in front of the state house chanted slogans that included, "Undocumented and unafraid!" and ''No papers, no fear, immigrants are marching here!" (Fox News Latino, Nov. 17, 2011) Montgomery police arrested some for disorderly conduct (sitting in the street) and others for trespassing (blocking the lobby to the state house).
Last week, Rep. Jack Kingston (R-GA) introduced a bill to close a tax loophole that allows illegal aliens to collect $4.2 billion annually in taxpayer dollars through the Additional Child Tax Credit (ACTC). (See TIGTA Report 2011-41-061, July 7, 2011; see also FAIR Legislative Update, Sept. 6, 2011) "The Child Tax Credit Integrity Preservation Act," co-sponsored by Rep. Lynn Westmoreland (R-GA) would prevent illegal aliens from obtaining the tax credit by requiring that individuals who claim the credit provide a valid Social Security Number (SSN). Currently, the IRS only requires individuals provide an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN), which the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) indiscriminately hands out to illegal aliens, to receive the ACTC. 
The New York State Board of Regents voted last Monday to propose its own version of the DREAM Act in an effort to make illegal aliens eligible for state financial aid.
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