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Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 12

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Arizona Republici
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Phoenix, Arizona
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12
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1' ALL EDITIONS Sunday, June 28, 1981 Hie Aruuua ivcpuDuc All -If Task force -offers 4 Dallas Morning News -WASHINGTON A Cabinet-level task force has recommended four options for the Reagan administration's approach to a Mexican guest-worker, program, including a 10-year plan that would admit 600,000 temporary workers annually for periods of nine to 12 months. 'Z The proposal would' recopize'. 300,000 immigrants already in the United States illegally, the sources said. The 300,000 new guest workers admitted would not be allowed to bring their families, they said. The workers could Stay in the United States nine to 12 months each year and could return annually for as long as 10 years.

The task force proposed that the workers not be allowed access to food stamps, unemployment insurance, aid to dependent families or jlhy public Reagan the concept earlier this month with Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo, who responded, positively to the concept. is pot knowrj which of the proposals Reagan may have mentioned to Lopez Portillo. assistance program other than certain health benefits, the sources said. A second proposal would provide for a two-year pilot project for 50,000 workers, who also would be-allowed to work in the United States for nine months: JJnder this proposal, the workers bring their families. mymiii The workers and tneir familieln the program also would be" denied federal.assistance except for medical aid.

The third option, which the sources said is not likely to be accepted by President ReaganV would continue the present program of admitting 30,000 guest workers annually. The. fourth option would streamline and reduce the present program. 5, 5 fc iv -i indited after a lunch at theWhite Uom. that a pilot program I The Census Bureau estimates there are as many 6 milliott' illegal aliens in the" United about half of them Mexicans.

More than 800,000 people were admitted last year as legal immigrants under the U.b. quota system. under the U. a. quota system.

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Smith, addressing the Florida Bar Association, said the program will be proposed by a special cabinet-level task force he heads and will include recommended legislative actions. An estimated 250,000 Cubans flooded into the United in last year's sea lift, and about 5,000 Haitiaiii have swarmed ashore in flight from their poverty-stricken homeland. J'The task force 'has been dealing with the overall question of im iyj cleaning 5342 N. 7th St -Phoenix (S.W. Corner Missouri 7th St.) 274-2665 2326 E.

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"Enforcement efforts must prove equal to the goals of our new policy. Immigration is a matter of national policy." At a news conference before- the speech, Smith said several ways of handling the Haitian problem have been under consideration. 1 feS '4 1 THESPIRITOFTHESOUTHWESTSINCE1860. "One, of course, is interdiction at sea," he said. "Another is rigid laws with respect to deaiing those who traffic in this business, such as seizing assets and criminal "Another area would be to streamline' the processes by which illegal immigrants can be deported." Smith said the task force has spent a great amount of time on the problem of Mexican aliens in the Southwest, including discussions with officials of the Mexican government.

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