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U.S. Immigration Support is proud to publish on our website an exclusive series of immigration articles about each of the 50 states, plus articles about U.S. territories and possessions, including Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam and American Samoa. The articles cover the history of immigration, current immigration issues and the growing problem of illegal immigration.
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Immigration to Iowa
Iowa employers have been convicted of bringing in illegal aliens to work in the state’s agricultural plants. Read More »
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Immigration to Kansas
Kansas’ foreign-born population increased with 114 percent and accounting for one-third or nearly 135,000 residents during the 1990s. Read More »
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Immigration to Kentucky
With a rise of 150 percent the USCIS projects that 15,000 illegal immigrants resided in Kentucky as of 2000. Read More »
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Immigration to Louisiana
As of 2007, FAIR estimates the state’s illegal alien population is about 25,000 persons. Read More »
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Immigration to Maine
Maine’s share of foreign-born migrants is less than three percent of its overall population. Read More »
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Immigration to Maryland
Maryland is home to a major shipping port where the arrival of immigrants has increased by more than 600 percent since the 1960s. Read More »
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Immigration to Massachusetts
As of 2006, it is estimated (FAIR) that the immigrant population of Massachusetts is 938,590 which equates to approximately 14.5% of the state’s population. Read More »
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Immigration to Michigan
As of 2006, it is estimated (FAIR) that the immigrant population of Michigan is 621,060 which equates to approximately 6.4% of the state’s population. Read More »
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Immigration to Minnesota
There has been an increase in the foreign-born population both through new immigrant residents in the state as well as through the children born to immigrants. Read More »
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Immigration to Mississippi
Located in the deep southern region of the United States, Mississippi’s has a hot humid sub-tropical climate with long summers and short mild winters. Read More »
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