Daily Dispatch 8/23/18

A new series in which we (will aspire to) offer a sampling of today’s headlines on immigration, race, and related stories.

August 23, 2018

I dreamed a dream in time gone by... :

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to immigration heckler – and doesn’t back down.

 

... Now life has killed the dream, I dreamed:

DJT is distressed by the plight of whites in South Africa because embraced a of “white genocide” in the post-Apartheid South Africa.

His not-at-all-intended-to-stoke-the-base-and-distract-from-accidentally-admitting-to-a-felony-on-national-television tweet reads:

The history of the land policies at issue is than that. This instance of policy-by-tweet has of President Ramaphosa.

Fun (?) Fact: this is the DJT has used the word “Africa” in a tweet.

The Courts:

from federal court in Texas could push DACA issue to the Supreme Court.

Following up on ACLU’s that USCIS was setting “traps” by coordinating green card appointment times with ICE agents, US District Judge Mark Wolf (Boston) is expected to against at least one ICE regional office.

American Immigration Lawyers Association and American Immigration Council are filing a alleging that ICE coerced migrant parents to sign away rights.

A look at the that represent private, for-profit prison operators.

The Policies:

of the that will threaten legal immigration and US citizen children.

in the Miami Herald calls ending TPS for Haitians a violation of the Fifth Amendment.

The People:

Chilean artist in Chicago explores the mental health impacts of immigration and isolation in new “” exhibition.

A group of >100 Guatemalan migrants, half of them minors, were in Arizona desert and apprehended by Customs and Border Protection.

The Strike:

on the ongoing nationwide .

Also:

after Trump speechwriter fired for speaking at same event as white nationalist publisher (same guy Kudlow invited to his house – see Dispatch).

 

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