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Plus: Bestselling author describes xenophobia at book promotion, and NY attorney general fights for DACA recipients
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Plus: Bestselling author describes xenophobia at book promotion, and NY attorney general fights for DACA recipients
The Supreme Court hears arguments on DACA today so if y’all don’t hear from me for a while just know I am teetering on the edge of a breakdown hahahaha
On September 4, 2019, over 150 organizations, including AILA, sent a letter to USCIS Acting Director Ken Cuccinelli calling for the agency to fully restore its acceptance and adjudication of deferred action requests.
ASAN is proud to join over 150 organizations calling for USCIS to restore medical deferred action.
'This administration is now deporting kids with cancer," said Sen. Ed Markey, D-Mass., calling it "a new low, even for Donald Trump."
“I don’t know how they expect parents to pull their children from hospital beds, disconnect them from lifesaving treatments and go some place where they know they are going to die. But that is what they are telling them to do.”
- Anthony Marino, director of immigration legal services
Joe Biden: 'Cruel' Republicans Will 'Unplug These Kids'
Joe Biden: ‘Cruel’ Republicans Will ‘Unplug These Kids’
Joe Biden told a campaign audience that President Donald Trump’s immigration officials are forcing sick kids out of hospital beds because they want to be cruel.
He said:
Everyone from the ACLU to all the human right groups are trying to change what is happening. They literally giving notice to these families that they’ve got to unplug their kids and get them out of hospitals and take them out…
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SCOTUS today took no action on the Trump’s administration request to review a lower court decisions that kept in place a program that protects some 800,000 undocumented immigrants
As a result of this decision, there are no changes to the Deferred Action Program at this time. USCIS will continue to accept and process renewal DACA applications, as well as initial DACA applications filed by individuals who have previously had DACA. However, USCIS will not consider first-time, initial applications or applications for advance parole based on a grant of DACA.
WASHINGTON | Government seeks quick ruling on transgender troops case
WASHINGTON | Government seeks quick ruling on transgender troops case
WASHINGTON— The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to issue an unusually quick ruling on the Pentagon’s policy of restricting military service by transgender people. It’s the fourth time in recent months the administration has sought to bypass lower courts that have blocked some of its more controversial proposals and push the high court, with a conservative majority, to weigh in…
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Latest US Rhodes scholar class includes more women than ever
Latest US Rhodes scholar class includes more women than ever
The latest group of U.S. Rhodes scholars includes 21 women, the most ever in a single Rhodes class, and almost half of the 32 winners are immigrants or first-generation Americans.
The Rhodes Trust on Sunday announced the 32 men and women chosen from a group of 880 applicants endorsed by 281 U.S. colleges and universities for studies beginning next fall at Oxford University in England.
The…
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