Quick note: Senator Durbin has reintroduced the Dream Act

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April 9th, 2009 Justin G. Randolph Leave a comment Go to comments

Contact your local representative to show your support for the Dream Act so we can get it passed this year!

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By Justin Randolph immigration attorney & employment discrimination attorney: Practicing immigration law since 2001 and employment discrimination law since 2005. Justin Randolph handles employment and family based immigration as well as removal cases at the Chicago Immigration Court. His office offers free email and phone consultations. Please call (312) 663-1560 or email and don't forget to visit his immigration lawyer website for answers to common questions. Please follow him twitter and Google+

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