Immigration Law

Federal immigration law allows people who have been lawful permanent residents for at least five years and have lived continuously in the United States for at least seven years to ask the government for leniency if they are threatened with … Continue reading →

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — The Alabama Senate rejected Wednesday an effort to repeal the state’s tough new immigration bill. The Senate voted 20-14 Wednesday to turn down a motion to repeal the immigration law, which critics and supporters have …

The Department of Homeland Security’s immigration enforcement unit is already probing the company for compliance with employee work authorization laws. The company said Friday that the Securities and Exchange Commission has also issued a …

A Harvard Law Professor, who had once been tapped to police … Maria DiFranco, a respected immigration lawyer, has already qualified for the democrat convention, the first step in the party’s primary process. She is already attracting some …

The statement from Machak early Monday said prison employees would work closely with law enforcement to investigate the riot. “CCA will support full prosecution under the law for all inmates identified as having committed criminal acts during …

The statement from Machak early Monday said prison employees would work closely with law enforcement to investigate the riot. “CCA will support full prosecution under the law for all inmates identified as having committed criminal acts during …

Under federal immigration law, people who have been lawful permanent residents in the United States for at least five years and have lived continuously in the country for seven years can seek leniency from the government when facing deportation.

The FINANCIAL — Speaking at an international workshop on human trafficking in Israel, the OSCE Special Representative and Co-ordinator for Combating Trafficking in Human Beings, Maria Grazia Giammarinaro, underlined that victims of trafficking are …

Under federal immigration law, people who have been lawful permanent residents in the United States for at least five years and have lived continuously in the country for seven years can seek leniency from the government when facing deportation.

Robert Bentley for signing a bill that made changes to HB-56, Alabama’s immigration law — a law they would like to see repealed. “We’re very disappointed as a community,” said Evelyn Servin, with the Alabama Coalition for Immigrant Justice.