SOUTH FLORIDA ICE DETENTION CENTER AND JAIL WON’T LET MUSLIMS OBSERVE RAMADAN, LAWYERS SAY – MIAMI NEW TIMES

By Jerry Ianelli June 7, 2018 When 92 Somali detainees were flown from Louisiana to Dakar, Senegal, and then inexplicably taken to Miami at the end of 2017, immigration lawyers representing the group were particularly worried about one thing: While some of the detainees were being held at Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Krome Processing Center in West Miami-Dade County, others were shipped …

DONALD TRUMP IS TEARING LIVES OF IMMIGRANTS APART – IRISH EXAMINER

May 25, 2018 Trump may not have built his wall but he is effectively deterring immigration through detentions, deportations, separations, threats and a culture of fear, writes Bette Browne. WITHOUT putting up a single brick of his proposed wall against immigrants, US President Donald Trump is deterring them from entering the country by deporting thousands of other immigrants already in …

WITHOUT IMMIGRATION REFORM, EVEN THOSE HERE LEGALLY ARE IN DANGER OF DEPORTATION – THE MIAMI HERALD

By Cheryl Little May 14, 2018 Fifteen months after taking office, President Trump is fulfilling his pledge to build a “great, beautiful” wall to keep immigrants out. Even if no concrete is ever poured, the wall is effectively being built through executive orders, procedural changes, detentions and deportations. The government is chipping away at fundamental laws and policies that protect …

¿TIENE TPS Y NO QUIERE IRSE DE EEUU? ESTOS ABOGADOS DE INMIGRACIÓN LO ASESORARÁN GRATIS

POR DANIEL SHOER ROTH 11 de mayo de 2018  En los últimos meses el presidente Donald Trump ha retirado protecciones legales a cientos de miles de inmigrantes que tienen el Estatus de Protección Temporal (TPS). La cancelación del TPS a hondureños, salvadoreños, haitianos y nicaragüenses, ha sumido a estas familias en la incertidumbre sobre su futuro. ¿Deben marcharse a sus países de …

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SOUTH FLORIDA LAWYERS FEAR TRUMP ADMINISTRATION SQUEEZING ASYLUM SEEKERS – WLRN

BY TIM PADGETT MAR 28, 2017  Typically, when people are in the court system they want their cases heard as quickly as possible. But asylum requests are different. Building an asylum case usually involves the long and daunting task of gathering evidence from other countries. And here in South Florida that often means developing regions like Central America. So lawyers usually expect …

SEVEN MIAMI ORGANIZATIONS TO SUPPORT ON INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY – MIAMI NEW TIMES

By Taylor Estape March 6, 2018 Since the earliest iteration of the feminist movement, the fight for femme equality and justice has been a push-and-pull of progress and setbacks. Even as activism claimed victories in legislation for suffrage, birth control, and equal pay, issues that specifically affected women of color, immigrant women, and transgender women, among others, have consistently been …