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• Some Republicans have alienated Hispanic voters with proposals for a restrictionist immigration policy.
• Congressman Vaile was a noted restrictionist.
• "It's part of the general restrictionist trend since Sept . 11 ."
• Considered to be a  law of the land, however, this restrictionist legislation was not removed.
• Advocates of a more restrictionist immigration policy argue that tough border enforcement must be coupled with tougher interior enforcement.
• Crider concluded his review by writing : " One can clearly see that Collier isn t a hardcore restrictionist.
• Suggestions of repeal reflect both the decline of that ideology and the growing restrictionist trend which is taking its place.
• But the Republican Party is split, and some Republicans have alienated Hispanic voters by espousing a restrictionist immigration policy.
• The original restrictionist legislation also posed a significant threat to the Victorian Liberal tradition of free movement for the peoples of Britain.
• Aguilar has warned that a restrictionist immigration policy could hurt the Republican Party's chances of winning the presidency in 2016.
• Jones's " restrictionist " exhortation had a chilling effect on judicial conduct in Illinois according to at least one Supreme Court Justice.
• Immigration restrictionist website VDARE has been critical of expansive definitions of TEAs and the efforts made by state and municipal bodies to have their areas designated as TEAs.
• The restrictionist individuals and groups critiqued by IPC in the past have included the Federation for American Immigration Reform ( FAIR ), US Representative Lamar Smith, and others.
• Nowrasteh has also written web memos and blog posts critical of publications by US-based restrictionist groups such as the Center for Immigration Studies and the Federation for American Immigration Reform.
• "He is a rabid restrictionist who has offended the Latino community profoundly for many years, " said Cecilia Munoz, deputy vice president of the National Council of La Raza.
• The IPC uses the term " restrictionist " to describe political groups, think tanks, and other organizations in the United States that advocate reduced levels of legal immigration and crackdowns on illegal immigration.
• Angela Kelley, deputy director of the National Immigration Forum, an immigration advocacy group in Washington, D . C ., called the immigration reforms part of an " extremist, restrictionist agenda ."
• Two of the most vocal opponents of restrictionist immigration policy towards illegal immigrants were the Service Employees International Union ( SEIU ), and the Union of Needletrades, Industrial and Textile Employees ( UNITE ).
• Evans Gordon, as a'restrictionist', was heavily and actively involved in the passing of the Aliens Act 1905, which sought to limit the number of people allowed to enter Britain, even temporarily.