ExPatFacts: March 2006 Archives

I heard that President Bush’s proposal that guest worker status be offered to laborers now in the U.S. illegally has been removed from an immigration reform bill now in the House of Representatives.  I hope it isn’t true.  The main argument against it thus far is that it rewards those who are already here illegally. …

or, Finding a Church Overseas If you’re a church-going practitioner of religion, you’ll want to locate a church, synagogue, mosque, temple, center, or whatever, at your new home overseas.  Most metropolitan areas abroad have English-language religious services.  You can contact other expats before you go, to see if they can offer information.  Some churches, like…

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Who wasn’t moved to see the extraordinary efforts of Iraqis in the United States and elsewhere (out of Iraq) to vote for their new government?  The article in the Detroit Free Press says that nearly 10,000 Iraqi expatriates voted in Michigan alone and that a total of about 28,500 voted in the five polling places set…

Matt Ellsworth December 29, 2005 If you’re a church-going practitioner of religion, you’ll want to locate a church, synagogue, mosque, temple, center, or whatever, at your new home overseas.  Continue Reading