Complaint Brings Injustice in El Paso Immigration Court to Light

Complaint Brings Injustice in El Paso Immigration Court to Light

The complaint demands an immediate investigation into systemic due process concerns at the El Paso Service Processing Center (SPC) immigration court in El Paso, Texas. Read More

Lexington Herald-Leader Opinion: I’m a Dreamer fighting for civil rights – and my place in America

Lexington Herald-Leader Opinion: I’m a Dreamer fighting for civil rights – and my place in America

The first time I boarded a U.S. domestic flight, I was 17 years old. I was traveling to Denver to present at a National Collegiate Honors Council (NCHC) conference, and I beamed as I showed my ID and was waved through security. As a Dreamer, brought here from El Salvador… Read More

Without an H-4 EAD, Hotel Owner Could Lose Business, Fire U.S. Workers

Without an H-4 EAD, Hotel Owner Could Lose Business, Fire U.S. Workers

Several times a week, Rakesh Patel makes the 98-mile commute from his home in Stevens Point, Wisconsin, to the Gateway Inn & Suites he owns and manages in Waupun. Although the drive can be taxing, Patel is thrilled to run his own business. “I love the… Read More

Waco Tribune Opinion: Waco Cha enables entrepreneurs to bring their world to downtown

Waco Tribune Opinion: Waco Cha enables entrepreneurs to bring their world to downtown

If you have ever tasted the bubble tea, a cold drink made with iced tea, sweetened milk and normally sweet black balls or “pearls” made from tapioca, at the Waco Downtown Farmers Market, then you know it’s a tasty treat. Local therapist and Taiwanese-American Jaja Chen and her husband, Devin… Read More

Orlando Sentinel Opinion: UCF student president: Dreamers bills must be passed

Orlando Sentinel Opinion: UCF student president: Dreamers bills must be passed

In May, I will graduate from the University of Central Florida with a degree in industrial engineering. I’ve loved my time at UCF, where I currently serve as student body president of the largest undergraduate population in the entire country and hold a position on the Board of… Read More

New American Economy Endorses the Dream Act and the SECURE Act

New American Economy Endorses the Dream Act and the SECURE Act

This week, Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and Senator Dick Durbin (D-IL) introduced a bill, the Dream Act of 2019, which would provide protections to millions of Dreamers. Senators Chris Van Hollen (D-MD), Ben Cardin (D-MD), Dianne Feinstein (D-CA), and Tim Kaine (D-VA) also introduced the Safe Environment from Countries Under… Read More

Utah Business Leaders Unite to Reaffirm Support for Principles of Utah Compact on Immigration

Utah Business Leaders Unite to Reaffirm Support for Principles of Utah Compact on Immigration

Salt Lake City, UT — On Thursday, March 21, 2019, Utah business and civic leaders will officially reaffirm their support of the Utah Compact on Immigration, a set of key principles outlining the need for smart immigration policies to drive Utah’s economy forward. Read More

Houston Chronicle Opinion: Smart, educated and skilled — but stuck at home

Houston Chronicle Opinion: Smart, educated and skilled — but stuck at home

Recently, my 4-year-old daughter asked me, “Why are you always home? Why does only Daddy go to the office?” Her question broke my heart. When I was growing up in India, I watched my mother go to her banking job each day. This gave me confidence that I could one… Read More

Dallas News Commentary: It’s the workforce, stupid. Why Texas business is gearing up to fight for immigrants

Dallas News Commentary: It’s the workforce, stupid. Why Texas business is gearing up to fight for immigrants

It’s the workforce, stupid. That’s one way to sum up the rationale behind a new push by Texas businesses to rally support for immigrants and immigration reform. At a time of low unemployment and strong demand for workers, the group wants to stop scaring off potential newcomers to Texas. Some… Read More

The Kansas City Star Commentary: Compassion for immigrants embedded in Jewish history. We should now repay kindnesses

The Kansas City Star Commentary: Compassion for immigrants embedded in Jewish history. We should now repay kindnesses

Last summer, I traveled to migrant shelters in Tijuana with T’ruah, a human rights organization of 2,000 rabbis and cantors, and HIAS-the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society. I was moved by the mothers I met at the border. These were women who had been deported and separated from their families, but… Read More

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