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Please Click to Read The Daily Caller's article: Immigration lawyer demands firing of immigration union official

Mar 27 2013 - 3:40pm

Immigration lawyer demands firing of immigration union official

The general counsel of a wealthy industry group is angrily calling on President Barack Obama to fire an union activist who is urging Congress to incorporate union members’ views in a pending bill that is now being written in secret.

USAToday article- ICE agents' union wants to slow immigration overhaul

Mar 26 2013 - 3:43pm

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The head of the union representing the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents is calling on a bipartisan group of senators to slow down the push for an overhaul of the nation's immigration laws.

Chris Crane, the head of the National ICE Council, wrote Tuesday to the so-called "Gang of Eight" — the lawmakers trying to negotiate a deal to overhaul the nation's immigration laws — that they should hear from ICE agents before they complete their immigration proposal.

National ICE Council Requests Meeting With 8 Senators Drafting Bipartisan Immigration Reform Bill

Mar 26 2013 - 3:14pm

Download copy of letter here: http://iceunion.org/download/2672-national-ice-council-meeting-request-32513.pdf

National ICE Council President Chris Crane sent a letter to the 8 Senators (referred to in the media as the "Gang of Eight") who are drafting a bipartisan immigration reform bill, asking them to meet with the Council and to consider the perspective of law enforcement officers in the field.

Article- ICE union head on immigration reform: ‘Zero confidence any promises of future enforcement will be fulfilled’

Mar 26 2013 - 3:02pm

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The head of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent union says that he has no confidence that the Obama administration would step up its border control efforts as part of any immigration reform agreement.

Chris Crane, ICE officer and National ICE Council president representing 7,000 ICE agents, officers, and employees, expressed concern in a statement issued Friday that the “the immigration bill being crafted behind closed doors” by the bipartisan “gang of eight” senators “will be rushed to passage without proper public consideration and proper input from the law enforcement community.”