From: Grace Kao Sent: Friday, February 10, 2017 4:14 PM To: Elizabeth Gibson; Deborah Chen; IPU Daily News Briefing - Subject: Feb. 10, 2017 TOP UPDATES FEB. 10, 2017 – , upholding a ruling last Friday by federal district judge James L. Robart that had blocked key parts of the travel ban. The three-judge panel stated that the administration had that anyone from the shown “no evidence” seven nations had committed terrorist acts in the United States. Text of the order is . President Trump has already to appeal, and may have to continue with extreme vetting of refugees and other visitors. AILA’s practice advisory was to reflect ongoing litigation (2/9). , immigrant advocacy org CHIRLA confirmed over 100 people were detained. A spokeswoman for ICE told the LA Times that these arrests were ICE raids in have also been reported. “routine.” In Phoenix, Arizona, was deported. , and has two U.S. citizen children. In 2009, she was convicted of felony criminal impersonation for working without authorization, after a worksite raid by Sheriff Joe Arpaio. She had been under an order of supervision for the past eight years. At her last check-in, Garcia de Rayos was arrested and removed to Mexico on Thursday morning. California Senator Kamala Harris in the Senate to guarantee legal counsel for refugees and other travelers blocked at U.S. ports of entry; however, bill will face uphill battle in Republican-controlled Senate. Please help with data collection efforts aimed at fighting Trump’s travel ban: Questionnaire for Any Traveler Affected By EO: A coalition of groups, including IRAP, the ACLU, NILC, and the Worker & Immigrant Rights Advocacy Clinic at Yale Law School, as well as the law firm of Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP have prepared the attached questionnaire for travelers affected by the EO, to aid with ongoing legal
From: Grace Kao Sent: Friday, February 10, 2017 4:14 PM To: Elizabeth Gibson; Deborah Chen; IPU Subject: Daily News Briefing - Feb. 10, 2017 TOP UPDATES – FEB. 10, 2017 , upholding a ruling last Friday by federal district judge James L. Robart that had blocked key parts of the travel ban. The three-judge panel stated that the administration had shown “no evidence” that anyone from the seven nations had committed terrorist acts in the United States. Text of the order is . President Trump has already to appeal, and may have to continue with extreme vetting of refugees and other visitors. AILA’s practice advisory was to reflect ongoing litigation (2/9). , immigrant advocacy org CHIRLA confirmed over 100 people were detained. A spokeswoman for ICE told the LA Times that these arrests were “routine.” ICE raids in have also been reported. In Phoenix, Arizona, was deported. , and has two U.S. citizen children. In 2009, she was convicted of felony criminal impersonation for working without authorization, after a worksite raid by Sheriff Joe Arpaio. She had been under an order of supervision for the past eight years. At her last check-in, Garcia de Rayos was arrested and removed to Mexico on Thursday morning. California Senator Kamala Harris in the Senate to guarantee legal counsel for refugees and other travelers blocked at U.S. ports of entry; however, bill will face uphill battle in Republican-controlled Senate. Please help with data collection efforts aimed at fighting Trump’s travel ban: Questionnaire for Any Traveler Affected By EO: A coalition of groups, including IRAP, the ACLU, NILC, and the Worker & Immigrant Rights Advocacy Clinic at Yale Law School, as well as the law firm of Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP have prepared the attached questionnaire for travelers affected by the EO, to aid with ongoing legal
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