AILA Condemns ‘Railroad Justice’ Displayed During Recent ICE Worksite Enforcement Operations
Posted March 14th, 2010Categories: Immigration Canada
Louisiana College students’ mission to Haiti changed them, too - Alexandria Daily Town Talk
“I hoped that I could change their lives, make a difference and make them feel better,” she said. “But the people in Haiti changed my life more than I think I changed their lives.” Hudson and Dwayne Rogers, chief of security at the college in
Sterbyci’s case, Albania – that question assessments made by the Immigration protect a citizen, as some suggest is the case in democratic nations such as Mexico or Colombia. THE UNITED NATIONS Refugee Conventions, of which Canada is a [Immigration ]
All of the winners, all of the nominees, all of the awards shows. - Los Angeles Times
When Claudia Llosa was growing up in Lima, Peru, adolescence wasn’t a time for hanging out with friends in the streets. The country was in the grip of a brutal civil war pitting the Maoist Shining Path guerrillas against a government determined to
Brasch Words - American Reporter
BLOOMSBURG, Pa. — It isn’t unusual that the Republican party is anti-union. It isn’t even unusual that the Republican National Committee sent to its base a loaded questionnaire with blatantly leading and highly biased questions. But it is unusual
Obama looking to give new life to immigration reform - Los Angeles Times
Reporting from Washington - Despite steep odds, the White House has discussed prospects for reviving a major overhaul of the nation’s immigration laws, a commitment that President Obama has postponed once already. Obama took up the issue privately
Deportations breaking up S.F. family - San Francisco Chronicle
Charles Washington, right, talks on behalf of his family at the Asian Law Caucus office in San Francisco on Monday. His wife, Tracey Washington, left, and their 13-year-old and 5-year-old sons are being deported this week. The 13-year-old, back right
February 2010 - Weblogs.sun-sentinel.com
The Dave Aronberg-Dan Gelber endorsement duel among Democratic brass hit new turf Friday: South Florida’s congressional delegation. The rivals for the Democratic nomination for attorney general both rolled out big-name endorsements. Gelber got the
Proposed “Start-Up Visa Act” Would Help Create American Jobs - DAILY KOS
With the passage of the $15 billion jobs bill in the Senate last week, job creation is certainly at the top of the Congressional priority list. As a way to further stimulate the economy, Chairman and Ranking Member of the Senate Foreign Relations
Sometimes repetition is good. Last week, I wrote that being in California can drive people crazy – political correctness, diversity, multiculturalism and all that. Not a day goes by that the insanity isn’t reinforced and not surprisingly, but this [Immigration ]
T he Barlagne family came from France wooed by Canada’s promise of an entrepreneurial environment and the reassurance their handicapped toddler was welcome. Five years later, the business end of the family venture has worked out, but the Canadian [Immigration ]
Most of the passengers were refused entry to Canada because the ship did not make a continuous journey to Canada, as prescribed by Canadian immigration regulations at the time. After a two-month standoff in the harbour, the ship returned to India [Immigration ]
VANCOUVER, B.C. - Border officials say four people who entered Canada as Olympic Games spectators are seeking to stay as refugees. Citizenship and Immigration Canada said that by Friday, only the handful of people had sought asylum. Owing to privacy [Immigration ]