New Developments in S-Comm and Next Generation Identification
New Developments in Secure Communities and the Next Generation Identification Initiative Advocates Confront FBI about its Role in Massive Deportation Program In June, advocates traveled
Press Release: Precedent-Setting Ruling in E-FOIA Case (CCR)
Court Orders FBI, DHS and ICE to Lift “Veil of Secrecy” and Comply With Freedom of Information Act
“Sort of True” Still “Good Enuf” for ICE: Newly Disclosed Documents Confirm ICE Detainers are Voluntary, Suggest ICE Misled Public About Costs of Compliance
Newly disclosed internal documents from the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (ICE) repeatedly describe immigration detainers as voluntary “requests” and confirm that there is no “procedure[] to force a[ local law enforcement agency] to honor detainers.”
Newly Obtained Documents Reveal Secure Communities Program Leads to Deportations of People Who Have Never Been Arrested, Despite Objection of California Department of Justice (PR)
Today, advocates released emails from the FBI and the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (ICE) that show that ICE’s controversial Secure Communities deportation program is sweeping in individuals who have never been criminally arrested, despite objections raised by the California Department of Justice
Secure Communities is optional, Harris says (LA Times)
Secure Communities is optional, Harris says Attorney general says the U.S. program, intended to deport illegal immigrants convicted of serious crimes, had swept up too
Official: It’s up to police to hold immigrants (SF Gate)
Official: It’s up to police to hold immigrants By PAUL ELIAS, Associated Press Updated 4:10 p.m., Tuesday, December 4, 2012 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — California’s
Critics say immigration program detains less serious offenders (Press Democrat)
Critics say immigration program detains less serious offenders By JEREMY HAY THE PRESS DEMOCRAT Published: Saturday, November 24, 2012 at 7:24 p.m. Last Modified: Saturday,
Immigrant’s detainment sparks outcry (Yale Daily News)
Immigrant’s detainment sparks outcry A crowd gathered in front of City Hall on Thursday to show solidarity for immigrant rights. By Nicole Narea, Clinton Wang
Berkeley says “no” to federal immigration detainers (Berkeleyside)
Berkeley says “no” to federal immigration detainers October 31, 2012 8:30 am by Emilie Raguso In a surprising twist, the Berkeley City Council voted unanimously




