America’s Voice Amid Chaos, Trump’s Administration Blindly Sends Asylum-Seekers Back to Dangerous Countries How Much Hate Can Trump and the GOP Tolerate? Intolerance roams free in the era of Trump English Reuters U.S. Has World’s Highest Rate of Children in Detention: U.N. Study November 18, 2019 The Cut 4 Undocumented Women on What the End … Continue reading »
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Immigration 101: Who is Stephen Miller?
Originally published February 15, 2018; last updated November 19, 2019 Stephen Miller is a senior adviser to Donald Trump, as well as a white nationalist who has been responsible for some of Trump’s most anti-immigrant policies — and his greatest failures. Miller has played a central role in the Muslim ban, ending DACA for Dreamers, … Continue reading »
Immigration Reform News November 18, 2019 / Qué Pasa En Inmigración
America’s Voice Yemeni TPS Holders, Experts Urge Extension and Redesignation of TPS for Yemen GOP’s Predictable Xenophobia Playbook Again Fails in Louisiana Gubernatorial Run-off Election With More Revelations of Stephen Miller’s White Nationalism, More Outrage and Backlash Arises The Travesty of Remain in Mexico Policy and Killing Asylum: Recommended Viewing & Listening Ahead of House … Continue reading »
Who is Chad Wolf?
How did he rise to the top of DHS despite serious questions about the legality of his appointment? What was his role in Trump’s family separation policy? Chad Wolf is now the acting secretary for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), though his elevation to acting secretary is in question by Congress. He is taking … Continue reading »
Immigration Reform News November 15, 2019 / Qué Pasa En Inmigración
English The Washington Post Senate confirms Menashi to U.S. Court of Appeals in New York By Felicia Sonmez and Colby Itkowitz November 14, 2019 The Washington Post Besieged on all sides, Gordon Sondland clings to power By John Hudson and Michael Birnbaum November 14, 2019 El Semanario Metaphor Of Anti-Immigrant Hate In A Bottle Of … Continue reading »
Immigration 101: What is ‘Remain in Mexico’, or the Migration Protection Protocols (MPP)?
The ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy, also known as the Migration Protection Protocols (MPP, its official name), is a Trump Administration migration change that is undermining our asylum laws and endangering migrant children and families. In the last three years, the Trump Administration has made change after change to the U.S. asylum system in an attempt … Continue reading »
Immigration Reform News November 14, 2019 / Qué Pasa En Inmigración
America’s Voice DACA pone a prueba los valores y la historia de una nación de inmigrantes Ken Cuccinelli, “Anti-immigrant Fringe Figure and Trump Sycophant” Announced as DHS Acting Deputy Secretary On Future of DACA: Trump, Republicans and SCOTUS All “Own This“ English The Washington Post The Health 202: U.S. to lose thousands of health-care workers … Continue reading »
Immigration Reform News November 13, 2019 / Qué Pasa En Inmigración
America’s Voice Stephen Miller’s White Supremacist Views Matter Because They Dictate Trump Administration Policy Trump Administration Finally Comes Clean on Its Strategy to End DACA: “We Own This” English The Washington Post (Opinion) In battle over ‘dreamers,’ anti-Obama posturing boomerangs back on Trump By Greg Sargent November 8, 2019 Washington Times Supreme Court’s DACA case … Continue reading »
PHOTOS: DACA Goes Before the Supreme Court
DACA went before the Supreme Court today, in a consolidated case that will determine the future of more than 700,000 Dreamers. Dreamers and advocates showed up in force in front of the Supreme Court, despite the rainy and cold day, and supporters of all stripes joined them. Members of Congress, Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and California … Continue reading »
DACA’s Challenge for Chief Justice Roberts: The Rule of Law or Tool in Trump’s Toolbox?
Cross-posted from Medium, by David Leopold Tomorrow, the United States Supreme Court hears arguments on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) case. In a normal world, we would wait for the arguments to glean clues as to which way the Court might rule. But, we are not in normal times and this is not … Continue reading »