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eration for Immigration Reform ( FAIR ) , are seizing upon the country's economic
difficulties as an opportunity to reset the agenda . As its Executive Director
explained to the New York Times at the end of 1992 , " we have to speak up while
we ...
eration for Immigration Reform ( FAIR ) , are seizing upon the country's economic
difficulties as an opportunity to reset the agenda . As its Executive Director
explained to the New York Times at the end of 1992 , " we have to speak up while
we ...
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APPENDIX THE GLOBAL ECONOMIC MIGRATION TABLE The table provides
benchmark estimates for 1990 ( or the closest year to it , i.e. 1989 or 1991 ) in
respect of both the international migration and the remittance data shown .
Whereas a ...
APPENDIX THE GLOBAL ECONOMIC MIGRATION TABLE The table provides
benchmark estimates for 1990 ( or the closest year to it , i.e. 1989 or 1991 ) in
respect of both the international migration and the remittance data shown .
Whereas a ...
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Migrants who are undocumented or in an irregular situation as regards their stay
or economic activity are included in the figures wherever a relatively uncontested
or conservative estimate is available . Given the concern with international ...
Migrants who are undocumented or in an irregular situation as regards their stay
or economic activity are included in the figures wherever a relatively uncontested
or conservative estimate is available . Given the concern with international ...
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