what were the target areas and which groups of people were targeted in the program work first new jersey?
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young minority parents mainly single mothers on welfare hispanic/black and white trash to be blunt> as for  areas try searching mainly poor areas jersey city, newark  first and biggest targets .followed by camden ,elizabeth ,paterson  etc..
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The National Park Service (which runs the sites now) says\n"Prior to 1890, the individual states (rather than the Federal government) regulated immigration into the United States. CASTLE GARDEN in the Battery (originally known as CASTLE CLINTON) served as the New York State immigration station from 1855 to 1890 and approximately eight million immigrants, mostly from Northern and Western Europe, passed through its doors. These early immigrants came from nations such as England, Ireland, Germany and the Scandinavian countries and constituted the first large wave of immigrants that settled and populated the United States. Throughout the 1800's and intensifying in the latter half of the 19th century, ensuing political instability, restrictive religious laws and deteriorating economic conditions in Europe began to fuel the largest mass human migration in the history of the world. It soon became apparent that Castle Garden was ill-equipped and unprepared to handle the growing numbers of immigrants arriving yearly. Unfortunately compounding the problems of the small facility were the corruption and incompetence found to be commonplace at Castle Garden. The Federal government intervened and constructed a new Federally-operated immigration station on Ellis Island. While the new immigration station on Ellis Island was under construction, the Barge Office at the Battery was used for the processing of immigrants."
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the guest-worker program and the fence
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i went to northlands job corps in 1991 in vengennes vermont in usa  its a program for people 16 to 24 free room board schooling and u get and take a trade other courses can go for license ged and also college degree and futher in trade and go beyond to get certified in a career down the road
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In the mid 1600's, the Hudson Valley area's ownership was under dispute between the Swedes and the Dutch. Two names for the area now known as New Jersey were New Sweden and New Netherland.\n\nInterestingly enough, New Jersey was actually considered part of New York and under their govenor's control until 1738.\n\nHope this helps!
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Targeting voters means to campaign to influence a special group of people such as African Americans, Elderly, or others.
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I only WISH SCLady was right.  Until she is, look for a MRT program. We are fotunate enough to have one here that is a model for programs around the country. http://joanmershon.blogspot.com/2006/02/better-people-not-just-better-workers.html\n\nFor MRT programs near you - http://www.ccimrt.com/ should be able to let you know who in your area is using MRT.\n\nBy now you may be asking - I want a job not a bunch of group stuff....  Part of what MRT does is use your participation in the groups as a selling point to employers. I know many local employers who will not even consider a ex-offender who walks in, but will gladly hire one from the program.  While each program varies - in the local program you can be looking for work in as short as 2-3 weeks.\n\nhttp://www.hirenetwork.org/ is another great resource - especially in regards to what the laws are in your area. In many states it is legal for employers to ask about arrests. HIRE will let you know what the laws are in your area.
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Times ago-the companies who could not find help in there area paid. I work for such a company. They flew them in and housed them and worked them. Believe it or not it worked for all.! They didn't get citizenship but they did get money for their work-and no one complained because it didn't hurt those here-which now on drain of programs it does. They were not entitle to other programs while living here or working here. I guess than we had sense.
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Yes. It's called New Jersey.
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It was a combined effort, mostly Americans
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May 1977 it opened.   Heres a link to where they are located in NJ
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anthrax/public enemy was pretty much the first group to do that.
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They say that the most disenfranchised and likely to join hate groups of the counter-American variety are first generation American born of immigrants who are still in poverty and see others who have had generations to move out of that condition.\n\nI don't know.  I'd want to know who the parents of these people were. I do understand that the Londen bombers had people who fit that demographic, however.
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You should definitely contact law enforcement authorities.  What agency conducts these stings probably varies from state to state.  It's usually done by county or state agencies in NJ.  I had thought about something similar for a college project but decided not to do it.  One problem you will certainly encounter is related to your method.  If you pose as a child, you may end up in a bind if you are monitored by law enforcement while online.  That's one reason why you should contact someone before attempting this.  Good luck.
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In 1915, John Talap, a convicted murderer from Montgomery County, was the first person executed in the chair. On April 2, 1962, Elmo Lee Smith, another convicted murderer from Montgomery County, was the last of 350 people, including two women, to die in the Pennsylvania electric chair. \n\nExecutions in Pennsylvania were carried out by hanging from the time the first colonists arrived in the late 1600s. In 1834, Pennsylvania became the first state in the union to abolish public hangings; and, for the next eight decades, each county was responsible for carrying out its own "private hangings" within the walls of its county jail. The responsibility for executing capital cases passed to the state in 1913 when the electric chair took the place of the gallows. \n\nThe location of the chair selected by the state legislature was the new Western Penitentiary in Centre County, now known as the State Correctional Institution at Rockview. Although capital punishment by electrocution was authorized by legislation in 1913, neither the chair nor the institution were ready for occupancy until 1915. \n\nFrom 1915 until 1962, there were a total of 350 persons executed in the chair, two of whom were women. The last person to be so executed was Elmo Smith, a Montgomery County case tried on a change of venue in Gettysburg, Adams County. Smith was executed on April 2, 1962, for the rape/slaying of a seventeen-year old girl. Coincidentally, the first person executed in the chair
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that would be the catholics. AKA French catholics. The French ran some of the most notorious prison systems in the world in both Cambodia and Vietnam.
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Supermontage is right in that the program was not designed to catch spies, but that is the first time I have heard of the program being humanitarian or of the majority of people going willingly.\n\nPeople were forced to sell their property at drastic losses and some were forcibly sent to Japan via third countries. The conditions in the camps by most observers were said to be poor (not concentration camp poor, so please don't yell at me), and security was not good so many of the actual radical Japanese nationalists were able to intimidate people who were loyal into opposing the United States. During the war, before an agreement could be reached to bring in migrant workers from Mexico, Japanese were still required to do agricultural work for very little money, many were not even paid.\n\nI know there is a young Asian American author who is always on the Hannity program, and there are other authors who seem to be trying to bring about a new understanding of the internment period.\n\nThere was a set of camps in the Dakotas set up for internment of persons of German and Italian descent, but custody was extended to only those who were still foreign nationals (not resident aliens or citizens) or those who had actively taken part in anti-American activities (leaders of the German American Bund, etc)