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Report from racial justice think-tank says, often thousands of American children are seen living in foster care across the nation, especially after the upswing of immigrants in 2011. Some of these children never get a chance to reunite with their families again. In the first half of 2011 alone, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement deported…
Various immigrant groups are exerting intense pressure on President Obama to stop deporting so many undocumented people in the United States. Moreover his decision to put off a sweeping executive action is being reacted to very angrily. Why is Obama not pushing forward the executive action now? His ploy is visibly transparent – with control…
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: It is something unusual to see children attending school inside the jail. Classrooms monitored by security cameras, artificial turf soccer field in the courtyard, this is the school for immigrants who have fled to the US along with their mothers-mostly from Central America. Classes are eight hours a day at Karnes County Residential Center….
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President Obama recent decided to delay executive action on immigration until after the midterm elections, many Latino and immigrant-rights advocates undertook to make Democrats pay a political price for the reversal. By and large, Latinos aren’t going to suddenly start voting for a Republican Party that has spent the last year running away from “amnesty.”…
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According to the promise of President Obama, executive actions were supposed to be put in place by the end of summer, but the sudden change of dragging the immigration reform after fall has overhauled the immigrant groups. Last two months President has reportedly been considering large-scale proposals that would potentially defer the deportations of up…
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