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Last week Leigh Van Bryan, 26, and Emily Bunting, 24, were detained at the Los Angeles International Airport and had their passports confiscated because of what Van Bryan tweeted a week before traveling to the US.
Apparently Van Bryan had the bright idea of tweeting “[f]ree this week [...]
With the slump in the economy and the poor housing market, Senator Charles Schumer, a democrat and Senator Mike Lee, a Republican, have come up with a bill that just might help. The goal is to spur demand in the U.S. housing market by offering foreign purchasers of homes [...]
Illegal Immigrants Eligible for State-Funded Scholarships: California Dream or Fiscal Nightmare?
Governor Jerry Brown recently signed into law the second part of what is being referred to as the California Dream Act. This installment makes students who are in the state, presumably the country, illegally, eligible to receive financial aid. [...]
Federal Judge Halts Implementation of New Alabama Immigration Law
Last week, Judge Sharon Blackburn, Chief Judge of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Alabama, granted the injunction, for one month, stating that more time was needed in order to [...]
A policy that allows immigrants to remain chained up to 12 hours on the day they are due in court is being challenged in San Francisco by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and other public interest groups. The ACLU is seeking to stop the practice by which illegal immigrants are shackled at the feet, [...]
