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The Supreme Court has rejected a request to hear a case that enables states to require proof of citizenship for those applying to vote in federal elections. This judgment effectively upholds a lower court ruling against the states of Kansas and Arizona in the United States. These states wanted the U.S. Election Assistance Commission to…
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It was recently reported that an undocumented immigrant, who has a crime record and has been deported to Mexico 5 times killed a young woman in the city of San Francisco. This led the Presidential candidate, Republican Donald Trump to reiterate that this was ample reason why the borders of the country should be secured….
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Although the Obama government recently received some good news from the Supreme Court on two issues—the Affordable Care Act and Same-Sex marriages it recently did not get good clout regarding its immigration activities, these are still tied up in federal court. A Circuit court of Appeals announced the establishment of a 3-judge panel which is…
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Federal agents and their unions are being accused of being in cahoots with anti-immigration groups – sources say that both are colluding to restrict immigration activities and steering the country’s debate away from immigration reform. A report recently issued states that the duties pertaining to the federal agents and union officers were being violated as…
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Detaining women and children who have fled violence in their country and are seeking asylum may lead them to being scarred with psychological trauma, according to an immigrant rights group that complained to the Department of Homeland Security this week. The group said that there were around 10 cases wherein attorneys had clients who attested…
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