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Reeves Immigration Law Group Welcomes Kim Luu-Ng as Of Counsel - Vimarsana News

Reeves Immigration Law Group Welcomes Kim Luu-Ng as Of Counsel

/PRNewswire/ -- Reeves Immigration Law Group is proud to announce that renowned immigration attorney Kim Luu-Ng has joined the firm as Of Counsel. Prior to...

Hospitality Labor Union Announces Boycotts of Over 60 L.A. Hotels - Vimarsana News

Hospitality Labor Union Announces Boycotts of Over 60 L.A. Hotels

The Los Angeles Hospitality Labor Union UNITE HERE Local 11, along with representatives from future citywide conventions and events, recently announced boycotts of over 60 hotels in the Los Angeles area. The workers call for all conventions, meetings and events to avoid Los Angeles, marking a major escalation in the largest hotel worker strike in U.S. history.  

Striking hotel workers urge conventions to stay away from LA - Vimarsana News

Striking hotel workers urge conventions to stay away from LA

Unite Here represents an estimated 15,000 hospitality workers at 60 Southern California hotels whose contracts expired June 30.

More than 100 advocacy groups urge Congress to denounce anti-immigrant rhetoric - Vimarsana News

More than 100 advocacy groups urge Congress to denounce anti-immigrant rhetoric

WASHINGTON — On the eve of the fourth anniversary of the mass shooting in El Paso, Texas, in which 23 people were murdered, more than 160 religious, civil rights and immigrant advocacy groups …

More than 100 advocacy groups urge Congress to denounce anti-immigrant rhetoric - Vimarsana News

More than 100 advocacy groups urge Congress to denounce anti-immigrant rhetoric

On the eve of the fourth anniversary of the mass shooting in El Paso, Texas in which 23 people were murdered, more than 160 religious, civil rights and immigrant advocacy groups called on congressional leaders to denounce lawmakers who use white supremacist, anti-immigrant rhetoric, arguing that it can lead to violence for marginalized communities.