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According to CNN, Mississippi’s House of Representatives just passed a controversial immigration bill, H.B. 488, this Thursday, and the bill is currently awaiting approval from the Senate. With a Republican majority in the Senate, it is also expected to pass … Continue reading
Thousands gathered outside the historic 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama yesterday to demand the repeal of the state’s harsh anti-immigration law, HB 56. Religious, community and civil rights leaders, as well as a special Congressional delegation, urged state legislators to … Continue reading
Though immigration reform has been a top issue lately, the federal government has yet to address the issue in any serious way. Several senators have refused to pass any reform that is not comprehensive in nature (i.e. border security and … Continue reading
On Nov. 15, 2011, on the steps of the New York City Public Library on 42nd Street and 5th Avenue, undocumented youth voiced a message that has dominated rallies across the country over the last few months: “Undocumented, Unafraid, and … Continue reading
Image via Wikipedia This is a re-post from the National Immigration Forum, an open letter to GOP candidates on the issue of border security and immigration enforcement, with practical suggestions that fall right in line with GOP values. Dear GOP … Continue reading
Over the past 20 years, Alabama has welcomed the foreign automobile industry, but there is concern that enforcement of Alabama’s H.B. 56, the harshest immigration law in the country, may tarnish Alabama’s previously good reputation. Last week’s arrest of a … Continue reading
While Democratic Congress members will be in Alabama, showing their support for immigrants, others in Washington D.C. will rally in solidarity. On Monday, November 21, a congressional delegation will hold hearings on the effect of HB 56 on Alabama’s … Continue reading
The Department of Homeland Security claims that they are starting to review the immigration cases and provide training for proper and prioritized enforcement, saying: “This development will lessen the burden of immigration judges and provide them the resources they need … Continue reading
Image via Wikipedia The controversy over Alabama H.B. 56 continues. Although Senator Dial has said that the law was a mistake, his Republican colleagues have warned that the law will be tweaked to be more user-friendly, but it will not … Continue reading
This Thanksgiving, it’s time to do something more than just enjoy your dinner. Have your meal while marching for immigrant rights. The Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles (CHIRLA) will hold a Thanksgiving march on Wednesday, Nov. 23 at 9 … Continue reading