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Archives for April 2013

USCIS Starts Customer Identity Verification

April 30, 2013 by Lynn Olinger

Starting Monday, May 6, 2013, USCIS will take fingerprints and photographs at their local offices – “Customer Identity Verification (CIV)” – for individuals who come for an interview or to get immigration benefit evidence (e.g. temporary travel documents; temporary evidence of LPR status, such as stamps on passports or Forms I-94). USCIS advises that CIV’s purposes… Read More »

Filed Under: immigration, USCIS

“Social Sharing” of Marijuana Not Deportation Worthy

April 23, 2013 by Lynn Olinger

April 23, 2012 SUPREME COURT Decision:  A state  marijuana distribution conviction that does not involve remuneration, or involves only a small amount, is not an “aggravated felony”  under the Immigration and Nationality Act.  The 7-2 Supreme Court’s opinion was written by Justice Sotomayor.  Justice Alito joined Thomas’ dissent.   This decision overturns the contrary ruling… Read More »

Filed Under: Deportation - Removal, immigration, Immigration & Crimes, Supreme Court Tagged With: Immigraton & Crimes

Texas Driver’s License For Undocumented Immigrants

April 22, 2013 by Lynn Olinger

It’s not a law…yet.  You can help make it one. Under proposed HB3206, undocumented immigrants living in Texas could be issued a special “Texas resident driver’s permit.”  And why not?  The Texas legislature’s bipartisan bill promotes public safety and fiscal responsibility.  It requires a driver’s test, background check, and fingerprints. “It will absolutely enhance safety.… Read More »

Filed Under: Enforcement, ICE, immigration, undocumented immigrants

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