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Senate Amendment Limits Dangerous Deportation Practice
by Seth Freed Wessler on May 15 2013, 9:50AM
The Senate Juditiary Committee agreed to amend the immigration reform bill to limit practices that send deportees to dangerous spots on the border and separate family members who migrate together.
Topics: Immigration Reform, /NOW Blog
Deaf Arizona Teen Separated From Family After Arpaio Immigration Raid
by Jorge Rivas on April 12 2013, 12:00PM
Los Angeles based band Las Cafeteras sends a message of support to a young deaf woman who’s family is in immigration detention.
Topics: Immigration, /NOW Blog
Felipe Montes Departs the United States for Mexico, With His Children
by Seth Freed Wessler on March 22 2013, 12:24PM
After two years of separation, a deported father took his children to Mexico today.
Topics: /NOW Blog
Deported Father Who Returned To U.S. Makes Final Plea To Remain
by Seth Freed Wessler on March 21 2013, 8:57AM
Felipe Montes, who lost his kids to foster care when he was deported, is now asking ICE for permission to stay in the U.S.
Topics: Immigration, /NOW Blog
Black Lawmakers Demand an End to Prison-to-Deportation Pipeline
by Seth Freed Wessler on March 13 2013, 10:09AM
Despite the alleged wall between African Americans and black immigrants, the CBC has made immigration reform a priority this year. The caucus has joined grassroots advocates in their demand for a new migration system and an end to the prison-to-deportation pipeline
Topics: Immigration Reform
NY Border Patrol Agents Got Home Depot Gift Cards As Bonus For More Arrests
by Jorge Rivas on January 31 2013, 12:23PM
Report also reveals almost $1 million in cash and other incentives.
Topics: Immigration, /NOW Blog
A Painfully Ironic Day For Boy Whose Dad Awaits Deportation
by Jorge Rivas on January 30 2013, 9:45AM
President Obama’s landmark speech on immigration came on the same day 11-year-old José Garcia’s father was scheduled to be deported.
Topics: Immigration Reform, /NOW Blog
DREAMer Erika Andiola Tells Arizona Lawmakers: ‘You Can End Our Family’s Pain’
by Julianne Hing on January 15 2013, 5:50PM
After experiencing the horrors of immigration detention firsthand, the media-savvy and well-connected immigrant rights activist demands action from her senators.
Topics: Immigration, Immigration Reform, /NOW Blog
Release of DREAMer Erika Andiola’s Family Highlights Youth Movement’s Power
by Julianne Hing on January 11 2013, 2:30PM
A prominent activist’s family is detained, and the swift response highlights the utter normalcy of the immigration system’s cruel design.
Topics: Immigration, /NOW Blog
Watch DREAMer’s Personal Plea Shortly After Mother Taken in ICE Raid
by Julianne Hing on January 11 2013, 11:53AM
Erika Andiola, a prominent immigrant rights activist, describes an immigration raid on her own home.
Topics: Immigration, /NOW Blog
U.S. Spends More On Immigration Enforcement Than FBI, DEA, Secret Service Combined
by Jorge Rivas on January 7 2013, 2:53PM
Nearly $187 Billion Spent on Federal Immigration Enforcement over Past 26 Years
Topics: Immigration, /NOW Blog
What to Expect From Immigration Reform, and When to Expect It
by Seth Freed Wessler on January 7 2013, 9:01AM
The fiscal fight isn’t nearly done, but Senate insiders say immigration reform is moving ahead all the same. Here’s a primer for the who, what, when—and why.
Topics: Immigration, Immigration Reform
Arizona Woman Deported After Winning Casino Jackpot
by Jorge Rivas on January 4 2013, 7:15PM
Mirna Valenzuela went to an Arizona casino, hit a $1200 jackpot and then got deported.
Topics: Immigration, /NOW Blog
Rep. Gutierrez: Stop Deporting Parents as Reform Debate Unfolds
by Seth Freed Wessler on December 18 2012, 9:55AM
After new data reveals rapid pace of parental deportation, key congressional leader and advocates pressure President Obama to broaden his DREAM Act order.
Topics: Immigration, Immigration Reform, Felipe Montes
Primary Data: Deportations of Parents of U.S. Citizen Kids
by Seth Freed Wessler on December 17 2012, 9:30AM
The full data set on parental deportations, obtained from Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Topics: Immigration
Dear President Obama, Stop Deporting People. Thanks.
by Rinku Sen on November 21 2012, 9:44AM
Rinku Sen’s holiday homework: Join a letter writing campaign to interrupt the president’s record-setting pace of deportation.
Topics: Immigration, Rinku Sen
Dear Eva Longoria, Obama Is Lying to You About His Immigration Policy
by Julianne Hing on May 9 2011, 9:09AM
The president has far more power than he is willing to claim.
Topics: Immigration
Aristide Returns to Haiti, Along With U.S. Deportees
by Thoai Lu on March 22 2011, 4:50PM
The country limps toward recovery, while presidential election drama swirls in the air.
Topics: Global Affairs
Immigration Officials Still Can’t Make Up Their Minds
by Seth Freed Wessler on November 22 2010, 2:19PM
Officials keep telling different sides of the same story.
Topics: Immigration
Immigrant Soldiers Serve Country, Still Face Deportation
by Julianne Hing on October 25 2010, 5:12PM
An estimated 4,000 veterans face deportation because of criminal convictions.
Topics: Immigration
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