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Comment: Save The Children
Today's Immigration Daily carries various items of interest including an article about the new Visa Bulletin and the CSPA; See Bloggings about Ballooning Wait Times for Hearing Dates in Overworked Immigration Courts and about a Bipartisan Report accusing the Obama Administration of committing Civil Rights violations; Also find a CRS Report on Sanctuary Jurisdictions and Criminal Aliens.
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Article: SAVE THE CHILDREN UNDER THE NEW VISA BULLETIN. By Cyrus D. Mehta
Article: Market Your Law Firm Like Trump. Yes, Really. By Sheila Danzig
Blogging: OCAHO Provides 7-Eleven 50% Sale for Violations. By Bruce Buchanan
Blogging: Islamophobia, Not Security, Keeps Syrians Out of US. By Roger Algase
Bloggings By Matthew Kolken: Bipartisan Report: Obama Admin Committing Egregious Civil Rights Violations; The Obama Admin is Still Torturing Immigrant Children in Deportation Internment Camps; Ballooning Wait Times for Hearing Dates in Overworked Immigration Courts
News: CRS Report on Sanctuary Jurisdictions and Criminal Aliens: In Brief
Focus: The Removal Book
Editor: Priscillia Suntoso
Articles by Nadeen Aljijakli, Josh Bardavid, Philip Eichorn, Aga Haupt, Lauren Kosseff, Matthew Kriezelman, Michelle Mendez, Lory Rosenberg, Jason Schaffer, Kimberly Sutton, and others to be announced.
The book outline is as follows:
Chapter 1: Removal Proceedings
Chapter 2: Grounds of Deportability
Chapter 3: Grounds of Inadmissibility
Chapter 4: Contesting Removability
Chapter 5: Adjustment of Status
Chapter 6: Waivers of Inadmissibility and Deportability in Removal Proceedings
Chapter 7: Section 212(c) Relief and Cancellation of Removal for Lawful Permanent Residents
Chapter 8: Cancellation and Suspension for Non-Permanent Resident Aliens
Chapter 9: Asylum: Withholding of Removal and Protection Under the Convention Against Torture
Chapter 10: Voluntary Departure
Chapter 11: Naturalization as a Defense to Removal
Chapter 12: Administrative Review of Removal Orders
Chapter 13: Judicial Review of Removal Orders
Chapter 14: Removal Issues Outside the United States
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Headline: Bush leans in on immigration reform during U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce address Click here
Headline: Newest Immigrants Assimilating as Fast as Previous Ones, Report Says Click here
Headline: The Pope and U.S. Immigration Policy Click here
Headline: US immigration back to pre-Great Recession levels, with Asians leading Click here
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ComingsNGoings: Immigration Event
Washington DC., October 16, 2015, 11am - 1:30pm (Eastern). The Heritage Foundation will host a debate on the topic "Does the Fourteenth Amendment Require Birthright Citizenship?" Legal experts John Eastman and James Ho will explore this hotly debated question that has important legal and political consequences. Location: Allison Auditorium, The Heritage Foundation, 214 Massachusetts Ave NE, Washington DC 20002-4999. For more information and RSVP see here.
