50,000 immigration prosecutions in the first half of FY 2013 make this a record year for bringing criminal charges against aliens who illegally enter – or try to – and get caught. Texas leads the way. The Southern District (Houston) and the Western District (San Antonio) rank #1 and #2, followed by Arizona, New… Read More »
USCIS Starts Customer Identity Verification
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 »
“Social Sharing” of Marijuana Not Deportation Worthy
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 »
Texas Driver’s License For Undocumented Immigrants
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 »
fellow immigrants
FDR on “fellow immigrants”
Dead Citizens Have More Rights Than Gay Citizens
When it comes to sponsoring a husband or wife for a green card, you’re better off dead than gay.
2012: Asylum “Banner” Year
In 2002, John Ashcroft’s Justice Department rejected nearly two-thirds of immigration court asylum-seekers. In 2012 the approval number rose to more than 55%. Immigration judges granted nearly 12,000 aliens asylum. (The numbers are less rosy in Texas. More on that in a moment.)
Turin Olinger Website Updated
We have updated our website to make it easier to use. Now, you can easily view our site on your phone, tablet, or computer.
TEXAS’ SENATOR ELECT
Policies hostile to a majority of Latinos and non-Latinos won’t broaden the base of any political party. Ted Cruz, Texas’ Tea Party senator-elect, is out-of-touch on immigration.
Blacks vs. Immigrants?
Exploiting African-American men’s high unemployment rate, NumbersUSA – anti-immigration advocates – premiered an ad yesterday where a black man questions why “our leaders are going to admit another million immigrants…when 3 million black Americans can’t find work.” Which jobs are they talking about? Cleaning homes? Mowing lawns? Child care?
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