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A blog dedicated to advancing constructive dialogue on immigration. (RT @ImmPolicyCenter: In criminal courts, defendants must be provided with attorneys; in #immigration court, this is not always the case.

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  Today, the White House revealed that President Obama will announce an immigration reform proposal in Las Vegas on Tuesday. This proposal, Obama assured members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus

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Undocumented youth are stepping out of the shadows of anonymity to publicly share their citizenship status and personal stories on a new website. The Dream is Now launched

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MediaShift . Lessons Learned From A Collaboration Without Borders in Latin America | PBS http://t.co/TMeNUDCh

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Today, just hours after a conservative newspaper columnist exhorted the advantages of gun freedom despite the inevitable resulting damage, shots rang out on the campus of Lone Star College

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Four Mexican women are risking death in a protest march to implore the governor’s intervention to recover the bodies of their deceased daughters from state agencies. Their more than

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Mexican drug war one of the deadliest episodes in Americas
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With at least an additional 70,000 deaths tied to drug violence, the numbers point to a brutal episode that ranks among Latin America’s deadliest in decades.

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Good luck charms, coins and a few scraps of paper - forensic scientists trying to identify the bodies of illegal migrants have very little to go on

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This afternoon, the federal government updated its guidance page for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) page. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services under the Obama Administration has now confirmed that recipients of deferred action are authorized to be in the United States. They are now, therefore considered to be “lawfully present” under federal immigration laws. This counteracts the arguments from those opposed to allowing them to receive drivers licenses.