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The Associated Press reports that a legal Yemeni immigrant was detained in Etowah County, Alabama because he was suspected to be an undocumented immigrant violating Alabama’s extreme immigration law. Read more here
NEW YORK – The New York Immigration Coalition and the Fund for Public Advocacy launched a scholarship program Monday night aimed at undocumented students that would be eligible for the DREAM Act, if the federal bill were to pass.
The organizers said after a screening of the film Entre Nos at Tribeca Cinemas that they had raised $20,000 to fund 10 scholarships for undocumented students who might benefit from in-state tuition or financial aid if the DREAM Act were passed. The organizers continued to raise funds after the screening, calling out to members of the audience to donate $50. Read more here
NEW YORK – The New York Immigration Coalition and the Fund for Public Advocacy launched a scholarship program Monday night aimed at undocumented students that would be eligible for the DREAM Act, if the federal bill were to pass.
The organizers said after a screening of the film Entre Nos at Tribeca Cinemas that they had raised $20,000 to fund 10 scholarships for undocumented students who might benefit from in-state tuition or financial aid if the DREAM Act were passed. The organizers continued to raise funds after the screening, calling out to members of the audience to donate $50. Read more here
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