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Professional staffs frequently find themselves facing three aging in place challenges.
Aging in place challenges assistance in IL
The INS has asked all institutions that accept foreign students to have the electronic tracking system, also known as SEVIS, in place by Jan.
Higher ed. groups question Bush's foreign-student plan feasibility. (around the nation)
"The INS has in the past said the reason (the electronic system) is not in place is because the colleges blocked it.
Student visas for hijacker suspects enrage Congress. (around the nation)
In places such as New Jersey and New York, INS district directors have used their discretion to detain asylum seekers even when the aliens posed no known risk and central guidelines recommended that they be released.
Asylum interrupted: is America still a safe haven? (Dispatches)
The movement's victories were not foreordained either, and much of the hard work unfolded far from the camera's eye, in places where Kennedys and Kings never visited.
Walking With the Wind: A Memoir of the Movement
Some INS agents in places like Arlington, Virginia, and Spokane, Washington, have even started rejecting waivers entirely and making applicants take the in-house test instead, a de facto reversal of the INS's privatization efforts.
Contract killers: Selling out privatization at the INS
in Chicago weighed down by thick case files and two or three textbooks, marked in places by pens that jut out.
Immigrants 'fearful' of government