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When immigrant women and children crossing over into the country illegally first began to be detained by the federal it was supposed to be a long-term, compassionate solution to avert a humanitarian crisis at the border. But in the last year a series of miscalculations, along with opposition from advocates and federal court rulings, have…
Across the United States thousands of immigrants are waiting to get their day in court. But there is an acute shortage of court staff and that is why, there could be around half a million cases still pending for resolution, according to the latest data from a university source. Currently, there are only around 250…
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Families of those victims who were allegedly killed by undocumented immigrants recently made a plea to the Congress to take action against such crimes and to get the illegal criminals off the streets of the country. They argued that if the present government had done more to detain and deport undocumented immigrants their family members…
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A group of immigrant women who had been held at various government-controlled family detention centers complained to the Department of Homeland Security recently stating that they and their children had received below par medical care at the facilities. “These 10 complaints are representative of the regular failures of DHS to provide adequate medical care for…
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A Senator, a long-time critic of the policy of detaining non-criminal families consisting of mothers and children us demanding that the Obama administration conform to a federal judge’s current ruling. The ruling states that the government is going against a 1997 ruling that governed the way immigrant children were detained and when they should be…
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