41.   Nearly a week after they were taken into custody, the immigrants have yet to publicly tell of their ordeal.

42.   People have been leaving New York City, too, but immigrants from overseas have more than made up for the loss.

43.   Punishing legal immigrants never had anything to do with the work incentives and requirements that most people associate with improving welfare.

44.   Recent immigrants have additional problems, counselor David Maida of suburban Arlington says.

45.   Proponents say immigrants have much to gain from the dual status.

46.   Rizza said compiling the report was challenging because illegal immigrants often have trouble filing complaints against the U.S. government and leave the country shortly after being detained.

47.   Sharry and Muqoz said U.S. immigration policy must be revamped so immigrants do not have to come into the country covertly and dangerously.

48.   Some immigrants did have unique legal issues because of their forced internment in West Coast camps during World War II.

49.   Some would-be immigrants have intricate schemes for getting false papers, including paying tribal chiefs in rural areas to make false certifications of who their parents are.

50.   The conference members did decide to require that immigrants have a citizen co-sign their student loans, a regulation not imposed on students who are citizens.