Month: September 2014

SoCal Civil Court Backlogs With Child Immigration Cases

Updated: October 23, 2014

Southern California Public Radio has an important new piece on how Los Angeles courts are handling the immigration crisis of unaccompanied Central American children. Reporter Dorian Merina quotes one judge noting that “… other federal judges hear about… Read More

Category: Community, Courts Budget, Immigration

Tags: border crisis, budget cuts, california courts, civil court, court backlog, immigration, immigration crisis, immigration reform, refugee children

Journalist Notes Change In U.S. ‘Trick’ Deportations

Los Angeles-based journalist Charles Davis, writing online at VICE, has noted changes in one of the more troubling immigration polices coming to light amid the ongoing child-refugee border crisis. He reports on an Aug. 27 court settlement that… Read More