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Ohio-Michigan DHS Security Investigations Chief SuspendedDocumented - Vimarsana News

Ohio-Michigan DHS Security Investigations Chief SuspendedDocumented

Plus: New Orleans officials accused of illegally deporting asylum seekers, and immigrants make up a big piece of U.S. population growth

Street Vendors March for Industry Reform LawDocumented - Vimarsana News

Street Vendors March for Industry Reform LawDocumented

Plus: Immigration advocates support clemency justice act, and others fight for a health plan for immigrant essential workers

Obstacles persist as Biden attempts to chart a new U.S.-Mexico border strategyDocumented - Vimarsana News

Obstacles persist as Biden attempts to chart a new U.S.-Mexico border strategyDocumented

Plus: Visa changes ease the legal immigration system for foreign students, and the U.S. expands Remain in Mexico to the Rio Grande Valley

MSNBC Paper Glue January 2, 2022 03:41:00 - Vimarsana News

MSNBC Paper Glue January 2, 2022 03:41:00

Anybody who could be detained would be detained. so he had been pulled over for a driving violation and was locked up in ice detention after an arrest following the driving violation. andrea had come to los angeles from columbia by plane with a tourist visa. >> right. >> intended to enter the country. but when officials at the airport asked her if she feared returning to her country, she was detained and treated as an arriving asylum seeker. under the trump administration, they were summarily detained. she was held for nearly two years without any idea when she would be released. >> both are s...

Haitian Immigration Activist Given Three Years of Deferred ActionDocumented - Vimarsana News

Haitian Immigration Activist Given Three Years of Deferred ActionDocumented

Plus: Bestselling author describes xenophobia at book promotion, and NY attorney general fights for DACA recipients