Wasem wrote numerous analytic and concise reports for Congresswell over 300 during her tenure at CRS. Dr. Wasem also testified before congressional committees numerous times throughout her tenure at CRS. providing testimony on issues ranging from asylum to unauthorized migration to immigration and social policy data. As CRSs immigration team leader. Dr. Wasem served as a mentor to all of the other team members. and she always displayed great generosity and selflessness in devoting time and energy to their professional development. The Congressional Research Service has given Dr. Wasem a number of outstanding commendations and special achievement awards for legislative analysis in the areas of immigration policy. Haitian relief. health care reform. homeland security. temporary foreign workers. and welfare reform. Dr. Wasem recently spent a year as a Kluge Staff Fellow at the Library of Congress where she researched legislative efforts to end national origins and racebased immigrant admissions to the United States. all of which culminated in the Immigration Act of 1965. During her time as a Kluge Fellow. Dr.
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