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U.S. Pledges to Raise Deportation Threshold[very good news]

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06-17-2011, 10:17 PM
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This is great news people and credit should be given where it is due.In affect,Secure communities will have quite a bit of fair changes that should have less of a negative impact on the immigrant community.

If this is to continue I think the President should be re-elected so that this is policy for the long haul or at least till 2016.

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But in making course corrections to the program, known as Secure Communities, Mr. Morton acknowledged the groundswell of local resistance, including opposition from Latino and immigrant groups, to an effort that is central to President Obama’s approach to controlling illegal immigration. Critics said the program was casting too wide a net and had strayed from its goal of bolstering public safety by expelling illegal immigrants who committed the most dangerous crimes.

In a fix likely to have broad practical effect, Mr. Morton issued a memorandum that greatly expanded the factors immigration authorities can take into account in deciding to defer or cancel deportations. Agents are now formally urged to consider how long an illegal immigrant has been in the United States, or whether the immigrant was brought here illegally as a child and is studying in high school or college.

In practice, the memorandum gives immigration agents authority to postpone or cancel, on a case by case basis, deportations of illegal immigrant students who might have been eligible for legal status under a bill stalled in Congress that is known as the Dream Act
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The authorities are also instructed to give “particular care and consideration” to veterans and active duty members of the military, especially if they have been in combat, and to their close relatives.

Mr. Morton also expanded the authority of federal lawyers who handle cases in immigration courts to dismiss deportation proceedings against immigrants without serious criminal records.......


......Mr. Morton also issued new guidelines he said would ensure that illegal immigrants detained by the police who were victims of domestic violence and witnesses to crimes would not be deported.


Immigration lawyers praised the new ground rules. “If these standards are applied consistently, it would allow ICE to focus government resources on dangerous criminals and national security risks to make America safer, a goal we all share,” said David Leopold, the outgoing president of the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
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06-17-2011, 10:33 PM
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Yes. Oh God yes. Big hug everyone. However, be careful. Some officials can be sneeky. Don't trust any ICE officials, don't sign ANYTHING, resist intimidation, and get a LAWYER in case you are ever arrested!
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This is great news... I've been hearing good news for a while now... I see something happening for all of us even if it's not the Dream Act I'm sure we will all find another way..
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With this news I see alot of more dreamers coming out to protest in the streets for the dream act to pass coming out of the shadows more since they wouldnt fear ICE so much , WE DID NOTHING WRONG let us live free !!
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Guys, maybe all of us should carry a copy of the article in our cars just in case some officials want to like candy asses. Just a thought.
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Guys, maybe all of us should carry a copy of the article in our cars just in case some officials want to like candy asses. Just a thought.
hahaha.. sounds go to me..
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hahaha.. sounds go to me..
Yes, and highlight the sections that grant us protection. The memorandum paragraphs. Put some peanche confetti on those sections if need be.
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10 years after the introduction of DREAM, but still great news. I finally feel a little bit more officially American.
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"Agents are now formally urged"

and that is where you don't take this seriously.

Leaving it to the Ice agent discretion, I am not sure how they feel but when cop becomes a cop it is to enforce the law.

hopefully some follow up on it.
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"Agents are now formally urged"

and that is where you don't take this seriously.

Leaving it to the Ice agent discretion, I am not sure how they feel but when cop becomes a cop it is to enforce the law.

hopefully some follow up on it.
Yes, and you are urged to resist. If you do not sign anything and get a lawyer to fight your case, you will win. DO NOT SIGN SHIT. Obviously, if you are DUMB and do sucumb to ICE officials' initimidation tactics (e.g. sign your deportation or you will be here for months), you are screwed. DREAMers don't be stupid. LifeDreamer you posted an excellent video where a lawyer gives ten helpful tips, didin't you?
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