…for immigration reform. Ahead of the march, they joined with civil rights leaders who participated in the 1963 Children’s Crusade to tell stories of witnessing family members being arrested and…
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…seekers, the government has unveiled policy after policy seeking to stop people from coming in the first place. Some of those policies—like family separation or the ban on allowing asylum…
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…migrant families, removing children from parents who are criminally charged. In theory, forced family separation—like mandatory prosecution—is supposed to have a deterrent effect on would-be undocumented migrants who are thinking…
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…when immigrant communities feel besieged by federal immigration-enforcement authorities. Immigrants who are undocumented, or have family members who are undocumented, tend to be wary of the police for fear that…
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…parole for Cuban medical professionals and their families. The administration will retain the Cuban Family Reunification Parole Program, which allows Cuban family members of U.S. permanent residents or citizens to…
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…of those attempting to reach safe havens served the United States’ mission in the country or are family members of Afghans who supported the U.S. military operations in Afghanistan. Despite…
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…might throw a legal shadow over other parole programs expanded by the Biden administration – such as parole for Afghan and Ukrainian refugees and family reunification parole for several Latin…
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…President George H.W. Bush implemented a family fairness policy in response to family separation caused by President Ronald Reagan’s 1986 immigration law—strikingly similar to the situation President Obama faces today….
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…Some of the factors used in determining low priority cases are family relationships and community ties—factors the Administration said yesterday may apply to gay and lesbian families. Bradford Wells and…
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…Protection for Eligible Refugees (ESPERER) Act (H.R. 4184), would allow qualified TPS holders from El Salvador, Haiti, Honduras, and Nicaragua and their family members to adjust status to lawful permanent…
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