Sensitive Locations Q28 of specifically states that the sensitive locations memo isn't rescinded. For what that's worth. U.S. Customs and Border Protection confirmed Thursday that their agents requested to see the identification of domestic flight passengers landing at a New York airport Wednesday night as they searched for an undocumented immigrant who had received a deportation order to leave the United States. According to CBP, the person agents sought had been issued an order of removal based on convictions for domestic assault, driving while impaired, and violation of an order of protection. The Trump administration is rolling back an Obama-era plan to phase out the federal government's use of private prisons. It is worth remembering that DHS was never part of the agreement to stop private prison use, and some had speculated that beds emptied by DOJ would be filled by DHS. In related news: . Interpretation of INA Section 209(b) non-citizens who adjust to LPR – status under 209(b) do not retain asylum status. AILA keeps . Introduced this month, S. 303 and S. 415 seek to limit the new orders. UPCOMING EVENTS · 2/24/17 (Webinar) · 3/3/17 - InterAction · 3/3/17 at the New York Immigration Coalition · 3/3/17 (Webcast) on March 3rd, 9am-12:30pm PT. More information here:
Sensitive Locations Q28 of specifically states that the sensitive locations memo isn't rescinded. For what that's worth. U.S. Customs and Border Protection confirmed Thursday that their agents requested to see the identification of domestic flight passengers landing at a New York airport Wednesday night as they searched for an undocumented immigrant who had received a deportation order to leave the United States. According to CBP, the person agents sought had been issued an order of removal based on convictions for domestic assault, driving while impaired, and violation of an order of protection. The Trump administration is rolling back an Obama-era plan to phase out the federal government's use of private prisons. It is worth remembering that DHS was never part of the agreement to stop private prison use, and some had speculated that beds emptied by DOJ would be filled by DHS. In related news: . Interpretation of INA Section 209(b) – non-citizens who adjust to LPR status under 209(b) do not retain asylum status. AILA keeps . Introduced this month, S. 303 and S. 415 seek to limit the new orders. UPCOMING EVENTS · 2/24/17 (Webinar) · 3/3/17 - InterAction · 3/3/17 at the New York Immigration Coalition · 3/3/17 (Webcast) on March 3rd, 9am-12:30pm PT. More information here:
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