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April 2012
United States Attorney General Eric Holder has had to use his powers under the Voting Rights Act of 1965 to intervene with prohibitive new voting laws in Texas that would have required voters to show government-issued identification at the polls during this coming election. The Justice Department ruled that Texas law would disproportionately deny Hispanics...
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The Obama administration’s top immigration official has said he wants to keep more foreign-born high-tech entrepreneurs in the U.S. but that to make it happen he needs those entrepreneurs to turn their creativity to immigration itself. Members in Silicon Valley’s startup community met with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) Director Alejandro Mayorkas for what...
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It is no secret that the Republican presidential candidates are not fanatics of the Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors Act, commonly known as the Dream Act. The bill that would provide a path to citizenship for undocumented people younger than 35 who serve in the military or go to college has been a...
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Many Latinos are critical of President Barack Obama for having caused an upsurge in undocumented immigrant deportations, believing that Obama has broken his campaign promise to pass immigration reform in his first year in office. This belief may prevent the president from once again receiving two thirds of the Hispanic vote as he did in...
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In what is surely a landmark decision, the District Court of New Jersey granted habeas corpus and found that mandatory detention under the Immigration and Naturalization Act § 236(c) does not apply when the noncitizen was taken into custody over 12 years after the statutory offense. This is a very important decision because it effectively...
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Even though the DREAM Act has not passed, individual states are taking legislative measures to make it more affordable for their undocumented youth to go to college. Last week, the Colorado Senate came one step closer to approving SB 15, called ASSET, a tuition equity bill that would provide a standard tuition rate to qualifying...
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There are countless people who after a lifetime of working hard and doing everything they could to perform at the best of their abilities, they are denied the ultimate recognition that their degrees give them because they are undocumented. All across the country, countless individuals who came to this country to pursue their dream and...
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The original sponsors of Alabama’s extreme anti-immigrant bill HB56 have acknowledged that the law is deeply flawed and are now drafting a new bill to modify some of the harsher provisions. Yet this reaction comes only as a response to the economic woes that the bill has caused as a consequence. However, the restrictionists at...
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According to news reports, Mitt Romney has distanced himself from campaign manager Kris Kobach who is infamous for his anti-immigrant strategies and has hired Ed Gillespie instead. Kobach, the Kansas Secretary of State, had authored Arizona’s controversial immigration enforcement-only law and had endorsed Romney in January, and had “advised Romney on immigration during his 2008...
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Republican elected officials, including Florida’s own U.S. Senator Marco Rubio, are working on a “conservative Republican alternative” to the DREAM Act, in an effort to reach out to Latino voters before the November presidential election. The Congressional newspaper The Hill reported earlier this week that Rubio had no “specifics to announce yet” about his alternative...
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