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Diversity Visa Program for DV- 2013 Results Released

May 10, 2012No Comments

Diversity Visa Program for DV- 2013 Results Released

Ahead of Supreme Ct. Hearing, Legislators Grill SB1070 Author

April 25, 2012No Comments
Ahead of Supreme Ct. Hearing, Legislators Grill SB1070 Author

The law’s author, former Senator Russell Pearce, stood as the sole defender of the bill, which makes it a crime to be in the state without proper documentation. Calling it “reasonable” legislation, he described the day’s meeting as “mostly politics.”

Uninsured Immigrant Women Go Underground for Birth Control Pills

April 23, 2012No Comments
Uninsured Immigrant Women Go Underground for Birth Control Pills

Maria (who declined to give her last name), buys Mexican-made birth control pills without a prescription from the local Yerberia (herbal medicine shop) where she also works. On other occasions, she gets the pills from her mother who buys them in Mexico and brings them back across the border.

Obama Promises Immigration Reform in First Year of Second Term

April 17, 2012No Comments
Obama Promises Immigration Reform in First Year of Second Term

Enrique Acevedo: Mr. President, excuse the personal note, but I grew up in a generation that has lived with the unfulfilled promise of immigration reform, and I’m not that young. And do you think if you are reelected you will be the President that gets it done? And can you promise you’ll do it within the first year of your second term?

New Campaign Emphasizes the Political Power that Comes with Citizenship

April 10, 2012No Comments
New Campaign Emphasizes the Political Power that Comes with Citizenship

Harsh state immigration laws, such as Arizona’s S.B. 1070, have become a deciding motivator for eligible Latinos, Asians and other immigrant groups to naturalize and become active in the political process. By applying now, eligible residents can become citizens in time to register and vote in this fall’s elections.

A Tale of Two Undocumented Graduates

April 10, 2012No Comments
A Tale of Two Undocumented Graduates

But that’s where their lives diverge. Ledesma was fortunate enough to gain amnesty via the Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA), federal legislation that granted amnesty to immigrants who entered the U.S. before 1986. Rodriguez, on the other hand, remains undocumented because legislation like IRCA no longer exists.

“We Are Americans” by William Perez, Undocumented Students Pursuing the American Dream

April 6, 2012No Comments
“We Are Americans” by William Perez, Undocumented Students Pursuing the American Dream

Perez paints a picture that leaves the reader with a clear picture of how inhumane the current immigration process is and the need for comprehensive immigration reform. We Are Americans” is a great and easy read which makes for great contribution to the already existing conversation of humane and comprehensive immigration for all.

USCIS to Expedite Review for Certain Cases Affected by Specific Administrative Inaccuracies

April 5, 2012No Comments
USCIS to Expedite Review for Certain Cases Affected by Specific Administrative Inaccuracies

This process enables customers to request an expedited review of their case and correction of the decision where data entry and/or an administrative error resulted in a denial or rejection of their petition or application.

Alabama’s HB 56 Forces Women to Make an Impossible Choice

April 2, 2012No Comments
Alabama’s HB 56 Forces Women to Make an Impossible Choice

When Alabama enacted the nation’s toughest immigration law, HB 56, her mother was faced with an impossible decision: stay and live in fear; or flee back to Mexico, denying her daughter the education that she had sacrificed so much to give her. Six months ago, Jocelyn’s mom decided to return to Mexico with her stepdad and three-year-old sister, leaving Jocelyn to stay in Alabama with an uncle.

For Latinos, Immigration More Personal than Political, Poll Says

March 18, 2012No Comments
For Latinos, Immigration More Personal than Political, Poll Says

A new Fox News Latino poll conducted of 1,200 likely Latino voters nationwide, under the direction of Latin Insights, shows that they care most about the economy when it comes to the presidential race.

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