Immigration policy is the responsibility of the federal government. However, in the deeply polarized times we live in, achieving comprehensive immigration reform at the national level has not been achieved. Indeed, the last comprehensive legislation passed was in 1996 - and it was not good legislation, paving the way for mandatory detention.
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November 12, 2018
In the Swamp:
What to expect between now and January:
The follow is a message from Steven Forester, the Immigration Policy Coordinator for the Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti. He is reporting some great news which we share in full below.
Due to legal developments in the Ramos court case related to TPS, explained below:
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November 8, 2018
A brief one today, as Quixote Center is spread around the country...
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November 7, 2018
Breaking
Jefferson Beauregard Sessions III, we hardly knew ye.
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The Trump administration cancelled a U.S. Border Patrol “crowd control exercise” that was scheduled to take place in El Paso today during the election:
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The northern departments of Haiti were struck by a powerful earthquake on October 6. The quake was centered in Port-de-Paix, but also severely affected Gros Morne, where several schools and the pediatric ward of the hospital were damaged or destroyed, as well as many homes. Thanks to many of you, we were able to deliver $3,000 to Haiti last week to help with the purchase of emergency supplies to assist people in need of shelter.
