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"Immigration law has a number of highly technical terms that may not mean the same thing to the average reader.

To inform USCIS.gov users, we provide this glossary of immigration terms and acronyms."

From PLI course handbook, Basic Immigration Law 2005 #6374. Includes a one-page asylum process flowchart. 7 pages.

"This Handbook provides a step-by-step explanation of what you as an employer must do to meet your responsibilities under the law. It also explains the responsibilities and rights of employees in the hiring and verification process. We have includes additional illustrations of documents that may be used to establish identify and employment eligibility. The Handbook also provides expanded information about how to avoid employment discrimination based on citizenship or national origin." 36 pages.

Certain portions bear more recent dates. 66 paginas.

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