Is the U.S. engaging in Racial Profiling?

Posted on December 28, 2009 by Brian D. Lerner

December 16, 2002 was the first “special registration call-in” program deadline. The program deadline required all males 16 years of age or older, who are citizens or nationals of one of five designated countries, and who entered the US as non-immigrants before September 10, 2002, to have registered to be fingerprinted and photographed. A subsequent [...]

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Immigration Article: What did we celebrate on July 4th?

Posted on December 24, 2009 by Brian D. Lerner

Question: I became a Lawful Permanent Resident several years ago, and am very grateful. However, there are several persons that I know that are not so lucky. They are still fighting to obtain legal residency in the U.S. Some are in deportation proceedings. Some are hiding in the shadows of America. Some are fearing everywhere [...]

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Immigration Article: Homeland Security Passes (Part I)

Posted on December 23, 2009 by Brian D. Lerner

Question: I have heard that the Homeland Security Bill has passed the House and the Senate. I am confused on know this will effect several people whom I know are in the immigration process. Could you give me some background on what exactly this bill does?  Answer: First, and foremost, this bill referred to as [...]

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