American immigration policy

“DHS recognizes that Agency, like other state agencies and municipalities, is directly and concretely affected by changes to DHS rules and policies that have the effect of easing, relaxing, or limiting immigration enforcement,” the agreement with Arizona begins. “Such changes can negatively impact Agency’s law enforcement needs and budgets, as well as its other important health, safety, and pecuniary interests of the State of Arizona.” … [Read more...] about The DHS Has Signed Unusual Agreements With States That Could Hamper Biden’s Future Immigration Policies

Before setting out on the journey, the migrants were organized into groups of 10 to 15 people, and a leader was designated for each group. Five groups were then banded together in what organizers call a sector. While there are organizers from Pueblos Sin Fronteras leading the way, much of the effort to get to the US border is in the hands of the migrants themselves. … [Read more...] about A Huge Caravan Of Central Americans Is Headed For The US, And No One In Mexico Dares To Stop Them

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The Nobel Prize winning psychologist whose insights about human behavior have helped revolutionize the field of economics and the practice of public policy pulls together a lifetime of insights in this masterpiece. After reading Kahneman, one’s thinking about oneself—and one’s thinking about thinking—is permanently altered. … [Read more...] about Samantha Power’s 10 Favorite Books

Acerbic border policies during the administration of President Donald J. Trump have spurred scenarios where migrant children are separated by their parents. As late as last month, CNN reported that the Justice Department and lawyers for the American Civil Liberties Union were unable to reach the parents of 545 children who were separated from their families while coming into the U.S. between 2017 and 2018. The notion is that hundreds of parents may also have been deported without their children. The Justice Dept and the ACLU is trying to identify and reunite families who were separated by the Trump administration, more than two years after the “zero tolerance” policy was created. … [Read more...] about ‘Walker’: How Detention Of Children At U.S.-Mexico Border Served As Jumping-Off Point For CW Reboot