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ARIZONA LAW DEMONSTRATES NEED FOR FEDERAL IMMIGRATION REFORM

Archive:  April 2010

ARIZONA LAW DEMONSTRATES NEED FOR FEDERAL IMMIGRATION REFORM

Yesterday, the State of Arizona passed the most restrictive immigration law in the country. The law requires Arizona State police to stop and interrogate any person who appears to be unlawfully present in the United States. This law will inevitably result in United States citizens being arrested, interrogated and treated

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Saturday, April 24, 2010

CITIZENSHIP DAY 2010

Several hundred green card holders took a step toward becoming U.S. citizens this past weekend during a “Citizenship Day” program that provided applicants with free legal assistance. I, along with many other volunteers, assisted several hundred green card holders to determine whether or not they are eligible to apply for

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Monday, April 5, 2010
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