Sources of Immigration Law

[TuppenyBit]

Hello, Everyone. I'm new to this. Can anyone help me by telling me the main sources of immigration law, and where I can find them? Thanks. Have a nice weekend.

[TuppenyBit]

Hello, Everyone. I'm new to this. Can anyone help me by telling me the main sources of immigration law, and where I can find them? Thanks. Have a nice weekend.

[sappyconifer]

http://uscis.gov/graphics/lawsregs/ina.htm

[dragonlady]

Also try

http://www.state.gov/

Is TuppenyBit like ha'penny or sixpence?

[Michael]

Only "Source" of Immigration Law:

US CONSTITUTION
ARTICLE I, SECTION 8, CLAUSE 4 (Powers of Congress)
To establish an uniform rule of Naturalization

[Sugarpuff]

it changes so often a good supplemental source is C-Span televised debates. The Sensenbrenner bill debate was a classic.

[TuppenyBit]

Thanks for your responses. Yes, dragonlady, I am the spoken word for a coin no longer in circulation, pronounced 'TuppenyBit' rather than 'Two Penny Bit', and cropping up in such phrases as 'couldn't care a tuppenybit', and 'wasn't worth a tuppenybit', and 'wouldn't give you a tuppenybit' and 'have my tuppenybit', etc. Have a nice day, y'all.

[Theone]

Have a look on http://britishexpats.com/

[traveler]

Love it! Haven't heard that in ages what about a sixpence - stroll on!

[susie]

Hi

What about a tanner?

[traveler]

tanner is a sixpence - what about a trup-penny bit?

Ha ha I'm a cockney like the Geico

[Sugarpuff]

I thought the geico geko was an Aussie and a cockney is the lady from "are you being served" (the younger one)