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Adventures to Snow Hill in a Nor'easter
Posted by CAIR Coalition Staff • Mar 09, 2018Last week, our Detained Adults Program Staff and volunteers ran into a slight bump on their trip to the Snow Hill Detention Center... Hurricane force winds, road closures, even overturned vehicles couldn't stop them!
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Supreme Court Holds Immigrants Facing Indefinite Prolonged Immigration Detention Have No Right to Bond Hearings
Posted by Adina Appelbaum, Esq. • Feb 27, 2018In a disheartening case that has a resounding impact for thousands of detained immigrants across the country, as well as on the infrastructu
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DC Professional Responsibility Committee Disciplines Attorney for Providing Incompetent Counsel to Noncitizen Client Facing Deportation, Highlighting Need to Adequately Represent Immigrants in Criminal-Immigration Cases
Posted by Adina Appelbaum, Esq. • Feb 20, 2018On November 30, 2017, the District of Columbia Court of Appeals Board on Professional Responsibility Ad Hoc Hearing Committee took disciplinary act
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What Kind of Country are We?
Posted by Kathryn M. Doan, Esq. • Feb 12, 2018What Kind of Country Are We?
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A Reflection on My First Detention Center Visit
“And perhaps the only way to grant any justice—were that even possible—is by hearing and recording those stories over and over again so that they come back, always, to haunt and shame us.
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Decision on DACA and Securing America’s Future Act
Posted by CAIR Coalition Staff • Jan 23, 2018The federal government is back open for business after Congress agreed to postpone the shutdown until February 8th, giving Democratic and Republican leadership a little over two weeks to come to a decision
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CAIR Coalition Condemns TPS Decision
Posted by Kathryn M. Doan, Esq. • Jan 09, 2018The Trump administration’s decision to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for roughly 200,000 Salvadorans, over 30,000 of who live in the DC metro area, is yet another example of a policy that is both ill-info
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Thank you
Posted by Kathryn M. Doan, Esq. • Dec 19, 2017As 2017 draws to a close, there are few things that I’m going to miss about it.