Miami’s magical dynamism and immigration justiceThursday February 2nd, 2011 |Click here to read more 
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Federal lawsuit demands Government’s disclosure of information surrounding the resumption of deportations to HaitiWednesday January 11th, 2011 |Click here to read News Release
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Our work means the world for many - Happy Holidays from AI Justice!Friday December 23rd, 2011 |Click here to support our cause
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Human Rights Organizations sue U.S. Government, demand regulations to release detained asylum seekersNational Immigrant Justice CenterWednesday December 21st, 2011 |Click here to read more
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News Release: AI Justice Lawsuit for Carlyle DayleThursday December 8th, 2011 |Click here to read News Release
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FIAC is now Americans for Immigrant Justice!After 15 years of helping immigrants obtain legal status, successfully litigating their unjust treatment and pressing for constructive immigration laws and policy, the Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center (FIAC) has renewed determination and a new name: Americans for Immigrant Justice – or AI Justice for short and Americanos Pro Justicia Inmigrante in Spanish.Wednesday Sept 28th, 2011 |READ OUR PRESS RELEASE | COMMENDATIONS | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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New Policy Gives Hope To Some Facing Deportation.Article from National Public Radio.org Cheryl Little quotedMonday August 22nd, 2011 |Click here to read Article | Click here for transcript
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Miami Herald Opinion: The Help still needs our help by Jennifer HillArticle from Miami Herald.comSaturday August 20th, 2011 |Click here to read Article
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DHS Announcement - Good News But Far From AmnestyNews ReleaseFriday August 19th, 2011 |Click here to read News Release
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New immigration rules ease deportation fears for noncriminalsFriday August 19th, 2011 |The Palm Beach Post article
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Is There Humanity in Immigration and in Congress?¿Hay humanidad en Inmigración y en el Congreso?Saturday July 30th, 2011 |Articulo del Nuevo Herald
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Opposition grows to detention center in Southwest Ranches."Detention is punitive and harmful. The last thing we need is more beds." said Tania Galloni, an attorney with the Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center in MiamiFriday July 15th, 2011 |Click here to read article
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Mexican Immigration Trends.For decades people from Mexico and Central America found a way into this country, some legally but many more illegally. In recent years there’s been a dramatic shift: the numbers of legal immigrants have risen, but illegal immigration rates have dropped precipitously. Courtesy of The Diane Rehm Show.Thursday July 7th, 2011 |Segment Information Click here to listen
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FIAC’s Lucha Supervising Attorney Michelle Ortiz testimony on human trafficking to the American Bar Association Commission on Hispanic Legal Rights and Responsibilities.Friday July 1st, 2011 |Click here to read Testimony.
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New Destinations & Hispanics Immigrants: Promoting Inclusive PoliciesFriday June 29th, 2011 |Click here to read Report.
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ACTION ALERT!: Haitian TPS has been broadened!Friday June 24th, 2011 |Inform yourself and others in your community:Click for handouts with more information.
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NEWS RELEASE: Haitian TPS Extended, ExpandedTuesday May 17th, 2011 |Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center (FIAC) applauds the renewal and re-designation of Haitian Temporary Status (TPS) by the Department of Homeland Security. The renewal will allow Haitians who already have TPS to reapply and continue to legally live and work in United States for another 18 months. Equally important, TPS re-designation expands the pool of Haitians eligible for TPS benefits by including Haitians who came to the United States within a year of the earthquake and have lived here since arriving.Click here to read News Release
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Still waiting for Congress to act on immigrationFriday May 13th, 2011 |President Obama’s speech on Tuesday signals yet another push for desperately needed reforms of America’s dysfunctional immigration system. Yes, the odds are long and many will pronounce this effort dead on arrival. Many folks also told us that an anti-immigrant bill was certain to pass in Florida this year, but none passed.Click here to read more
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Haitian quake refugees worry as U.S. visas expireThursday May 12th, 2011 |Time is running out for many Haitians who came to the USA after the 2010 earthquake and now may be sent back to a country in chaos.Click here to read more
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Florida Struggles With Arizona’s Immigration Plan- NYTIMES.comWednesday May 4th, 2011 |“If the Senate really wanted to enforce the rule of law, it would have sanctioned employers, and not just immigrants, many of whom have long contributed their labor and tax dollars to this state,” said Cheryl Little, the executive director of the Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center.Click here to read more
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Police expert to Florida Legislature: Anti-immigrant bills ‘threaten public safety’Friday April 29th, 2011 |See the FIAC-ACLU news release here See the full letter from Former City of Miami Police Chief John Timoney here
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Wednesday's letters: Immigrants make positive impact on FloridaWednesday April 27th, 2011 |Whether as undocumented or guest workers, Florida needs immigrants.Click here to Read More
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Florida Immigration Advocates Mount Final Fight Against Arizona-Style Bills in Their StateTuesday April 26th, 2011 |Last week, the Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center along with the American Civil Liberties Union said they plan to sue the state immediately if the Florida legislature passes either of the two pending immigration bills. Immigrant advocates say components of the House bill closely resemble the very ones in Arizona's new immigration law that a federal appeals court recently upheld were unconstitutional.Click here to Read More
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Immigration advocates: Florida bills too close to ArizonaThursday April 21st, 2011 |The Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center along with the American Civil Liberties Union plan sue the state immediately if the Legislature passes either of two pending immigration bills in the House and the Senate, the nonprofit said today.Click here to Read More
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Activists vow court fight against anti-immigrant legislationThursday April 21st, 2011 |Immigrant rights activists plan to sue the state if the Florida Legislature passes legislation that would impose state controls on undocumented immigrants, including one that would make it a misdemeanor crime to be illegally in Florida.Click here to Read More
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Cubans facing deportation now must report to ICE in Broward.Wednesday April 20th, 2011 |Cubans are ordered deported largely for the same reasons as other foreign nationals in the United States, when they are convicted of a crime. Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center (FIAC) is reviewing Suarez’ case. Oscar Alvarez, a FIAC staffer, publicized the case in hopes to persuading ICE to be more lenient in reporting requirements for immigrants like Suarez who have illnesses, are disabled or have difficulty finding transportation for long trips beyond Miami-Dade.Click here to Read More
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Tallassee’s harsh immigration bills flunk common-sense test.Tuesday April 19th, 2011 |Some lawmakers in Tallahassee apparently believe that the way to appease the state’s most strident voices on immigration is to adopt an Arizona-style bill, opening the door to a divisive, unneeded and emotionally-charged debate. It’s a huge mistake and a terrible distraction for lawmakers, who should focus on finding solutions for the very real economic problems facing Florida.Click here to Read More
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Halt Haitian deportations- The Miami Herald.Monday April 18th, 2011 |The resumption of deportations to Haiti revives a senseless and inhumane policy by the Department of Homeland Security. The last time this occurred, in late January, at least one of the deportees died within days, prompting a nearly three-month hiatus in deportations that has now been lifted for no good reason.Click here to Read More
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ICE Formalizes Policy to Deport Haitians During Humanitarian CrisisFriday April 8th, 2011 |Groups Denounce Policy as a Death Sentence, Cite Human Rights Violations That Will Result From Deportations.Click here to Read More
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ACTION NEEDED!Floridians can't afford an Arizona style lawFriday April 4th, 2011 |There's still time for a last minute call or e-mail to Florida Senate President Mike Haridopolos and members of the Florida Senate Judiciary Committee. Please tell them to oppose Senate Bill 2040, an immigration bill that would hurt all Floridians.Click here to Take Action!
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URGENT ACTION NEEDED:Stop Florida Senators from Passing Anti-Immigration BillFriday April 1st, 2011 |Again, we are asking you to take a few minutes today to call or email members of the Florida Senate Judiciary Committee. The goal is to oppose an immigration bill that will hurt all Floridians.Click here to read E-Blast |
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TAKE ACTION! Tell ICE to halt all deportations to Haiti,Comment Period Extended.Friday March 25th, 2011 |See what FIAC and other Organizations comment to ICE to halt ALL deportations to Haiti.Submission to IACHR Re:Haitian Deportations | Annex A | Annex B | Annex C | Annex D
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Unauthorized immigrants embedded in US social and economic fabric.Wednesday March 23rd, 2011 |"Recent estimates from the Pew Hispanic Center and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) indicate that the number of unauthorized immigrants in the United States has remained unchanged at roughly 11 million since 2009."Click here to read Article
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Fla. deportations misguided? Critics want focus on criminals; most deportees aren't.Wednesday March 22nd 2011 |"The Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center recently interviewed 70 detainees at an immigration detention center in Pompano Beach and found that two-thirds had no criminal conviction. Most of the others had no offense more serious than driving without a valid license, a misdemeanor. Some said they had simply been passengers in the cars that were stopped."Click here to read Article
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Stop Deportations to Haiti Sign-on Letter"We strongly urge our country to stop deportations, respect its human rights obligations, and discard this senseless removal policy."Tuesday March 15th, 2011 |Click here to read Letter | Click here to Stop Deportations to Haiti
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Florida Premiere Screening and Panel Discussion of the Documentary: "abUSed: The Postville Raid"WHEN: Thursday, March 10th, 2011 | 7:30PM - 9:30 PMCOST: FREE EVENT.Monday March 08th, 2011 |Luis Argueta, award-winning director of The Silence of Neto, brings us this poignant 90-minute documentary about the harshest raid in U.S. history.Susana Barciela, FIAC's Policy Director will be among the PanelistsMORE INFORMATION | MOVIE POSTER
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Exclusive Access to FIAC's Annual Award Dinner Pictures Coming Soon!In the time being check out this videoMonday March 03rd, 2011 |Sneak peak from FIAC's Annual Awards Dinner Celebrating 15 years of Defending the American DreamClick here to Watch Video
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Let Inspiring Journeys Inspire You. Workplace Justice Center Newsletter.Monday March 01st, 2011 |FIAC's Workplace Justice Project worked with Zo Zena, a Peruvian-born student-photographer, to create the "Inspiring Journeys" exhibit, co-sponsored with the New World School of the Arts and South Florida Interfaith Worker Justice.Click here to Read More
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WOMEN: inspiring journeysMonday Feb 17th, 2011 |A photo exhibition; portraits of immigrant women who have suffered, struggled, loved, and created a new path.Click here to Read More
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Immigration laws: Non-profits hold out hope for no legislation- NaplesNews.com Susana Barciela Cited.Monday Feb 14th, 2011 |"Immigrants were being demonized," said Barciela. "And sure enough that's when then Attorney General Bill McCollum jumped in with Rep. William Snyder, R-Stuart, and created a draft bill that had all of these objectionable provisions."Click here to Read More
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Rights Groups Demand U.S. Comply, Calling Earthquake, Cholera and Violence a Death Sentence After Rare Inter-American Commission Action.Monday Feb 04th, 2011 |"Our petition warned that Haitians would be at imminent risk of death if deported to Haiti," said Romy Lerner, FIAC Supervising Attorney. "Now our worst fears have been realized. Our government must stop all deportations to Haiti at this time."Click here to News Release
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Updated: US Suspends Haitian Deportations After Victim's Fiance Blames US Gov For Death.Monday Feb 02nd, 2011 |A few hours later the federal government announced it was suspending deportations of Haitians during February, according to Susana Barciela, a spokeswoman for the Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center. The mood of the conference was a mixture of grief and outrage.Click here to read Article
See also FIAC's latest Report: After the Earthquake - Haitian Children Seeking Safety in the United States. |
Deported Haitian Man Dies In Jail. CBS4- Susana Barciela cited.Monday Feb 01st, 2011 |Last December, Susana Barciela with the Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center (FIAC) said the deportations could constitute cruel and unusual punishment. "If they get deported, the conditions in Haiti are such that it could amount to a death sentence," Barciela said.Click here to read Article
See also FIAC's latest Report: After the Earthquake - Haitian Children Seeking Safety in the United States. |
Haitian deportee dies after cholera-like symptoms. TheMiamiHerald.com- Cheryl Little cited.Monday Feb 01st, 2011 |A Haitian man among the first U.S. detainees deported to their Caribbean country since a January 2010 earthquake has died after suffering cholera-like symptoms in jail, fueling fears that more deportations ahead would lead to more deaths in Haiti, immigration advocates said.Click here to read Article
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EMERGENCY PETITION: to halt the deportations of hundreds of Haitian nationals by U.S. immigration authorities.Monday Feb 02nd, 2011 |The United States has not yet responded to the emergency petition, despite being ordered to by the IACHR. The petition was submitted by the University of Miami School of Law, Human Rights and Immigration Clinics; the Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center; the Center for Constitutional Rights, Alternative Chance, and the Loyola Law Clinic and Center for Social Justice.Click here to read a Summary of the Petition Click here to read Petition
See also FIAC's latest Report: After the Earthquake - Haitian Children Seeking Safety in the United States. |
News Release: Death by Deportation.Monday Feb 01st, 2011 |A deported man has died following his detention in a Haitian jail. Wildrick Guerrier, 34, was among the 27 Haitians deported on Jan. 20 by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in the midst of the country's massive cholera epidemic.Click here to read News Release
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News Release: Deportations to a Death Trap.Monday 24th, 2011 |"Sending deportees to Haiti is an outrage. The United States has to know they're sending Haitians to a death trap," said Cheryl Little, Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center Executive Director.Click here to read News Release
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Radio Clip from PRI's The World from BBC. US resumes deportation of Haitians.Monday 24th, 2011 |About one hundred Haitians have been transported from South Florida to Louisiana. The move is considered one of the last steps before people are put on a plane back to Haiti, where they will likely be jailed.Click here to read article/download MP3
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US deports first Haitians since earthquake.Friday 21st, 2011 |Cheryl Little, executive director of the Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center, a nonprofit law firm, said the Haitian deportees were being sent back to a "death trap."Click here to read article
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Connecting Women: Commission Met On Combating Human Trafficking And Forced Labor.January 20th, 2011 |The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) held a public meeting on Wednesday, January 9th at agency headquarters. Ana Vallejo, FIAC's Supervising Attoryney was among the panelists.Click here to read agenda and article
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After the Earthquake - Haitian Children Seeking Safety in the United States.January 12th, 2011 |Countless vulnerable Haitian children are at risk in the United States in the earthquake's aftermath. Some were evacuated after suffering life-threatening injuries in the quake. Others have lived here for years, separated from their parents. FIAC is releasing a new report today at 2:00PM ESTClick here to read Report
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Local Haitian leaders uneasy as immigration officials prepare to resume deporting illegals. -NaplesNews.com cites Susana Barciela and Maureen Kelleher.December 21th, 2010 |“It’s unconscionable to resume deportation to Haiti at this time, when conditions are worse than they were right in the aftermath of the earthquake.”Click here to read more
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Local Haitian leaders uneasy as immigration officials prepare to resume deporting illegals. -NaplesNews.com cites Susana Barciela and Maureen Kelleher.December 21th, 2010 |“It’s unconscionable to resume deportation to Haiti at this time, when conditions are worse than they were right in the aftermath of the earthquake.”Click here to read more
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Protests Surround Planned Deportations To Haiti. -CBS News cites Cheryl Little, Executive Director and Susana Barciela, Policy Director from FIAC.December 21th, 2010 |“If they get deported, the conditions in Haiti are such that it could amount to a death sentence,” Barciela said.Click here to read more
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Deportations loom as deadline for Haitians nears. -The Miami Herald cites Cheryl Little, Executive Director of FIAC.December 20th, 2010 |"We've got folks who are eligible for temporary protected status who are afraid to come forward and apply now because they think they're going to be detained and deported."Click here to read more
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The Senate will have a key vote on the DREAM Act tomorrow morning. CALL NOW! Keep the DREAM Act alive.December 17th, 2010 |Calls to Florida Senator LeMieux are more important than ever.Click here for contact phone numbers For more information, see FIAC's Report: Unleash the DREAM: End the Colossal Waste of Young Immigrant Talent
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STOP Haitian Deportations. News Release: Act Now!December 15th, 2010 |"Removing individuals to Haiti under these circumstances is unconscionable", said FIAC Executive Director Cheryl Little.Click here to read News Release | Do your part!, to sign petition click below: Stop Deportations to Haiti
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Dreaming of Reform- NY Times Editorial features FIAC's client Gaby Pacheco.December 2nd, 2010 |Gaby Pacheco once hugged Joe Arpaio, a sheriff in Arizona, momentarily disarming his anti-immigrant virulence.Click here to read more | For more information, see FIAC's Report: Unleash the DREAM: End the Colossal Waste of Young Immigrant Talent
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FIAC DREAM report cited in Human Rights Watch Letter to Senator ReidNovember 30th, 2010 |To better safeguard human rights protected under international law, governments making determinations of all those subject to deportation should take into consideration the connections that immigrants establish with their communities. .Click here to read more
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Tell Congress: Pass the DREAM ActNovember 19th, 2010 |Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has just announced that he will bring the DREAM Act up for a vote after Thanksgiving.Click here to send e-fax
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Hombre encarcelado injustamente logra residencia. FIAC's Attorney Tal Winer featured.November 17th, 2010 |Treinta años después de llegar a la tierra de la libertad, Orlando Boquete logró ser residente, pero su odisea tiene partes muy amargas.Click here to launch video
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Imigrantes Pierden Esperanzas De Legalizacion. -Features FIAC Executive Director Cheryl LittleNovember 9th, 2010 |Luego de los republicanos ganaran la Camara de Representates la semana pasada, jornaleros indocumentados del sur de la Florida expresaron temor y activistas de immigracion dijeron que se hara mas dificil, si no imposible, la legalizacion de millones de immigrantes ilegales.Click here to read more
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Scott's Promises May Back Him Into A Corner. -CBS4 Features FIAC Executive Director Cheryl LittleNovember 4th, 2010 |Rick Scott made lots of promises on the campaign trail this year. Now Florida's governor-elect has a chance to follow through. Many will welcome that, many others will not.Click here to read more and watch video
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How Immigrants Create More Jobs. *Op-ed by Tyler CowenOctober 30th, 2010 |In the campaign season now drawing to a close, immigration and globalization have often been described as economic threats. the truth, however, is more complex.Click here to read more
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Study: No new strides in immigration detention. FIAC's Attorney Tania Galloni featured.October 28th, 2010 |It's been a year since the Obama administration pledged to overhaul the immigration detention system. But a new study shows no real improvement in the way undocumented immigrants are treated by the federal government. WLRN-Miami Herald reporter Marina Giovanelli takes a closer look.Click here to listen now | Click here to read more
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Mujeres tienen miedo de denunciar a sus parejas- CorrePeru.pe features Attorney Maria Jose Fletcher.October 5th, 2010 |"Queremos compatir experiencias sobre el trabajo realizado hasta ahora en beneficio de mujeres que sufren violencia física y psicológica, y desde ahí encaminarnos a conseguir leyes que contribuyan a la protección de las mujeres."Click here to read more
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U.S. Moving to ease deportation policy. TheMiamiHerald.com- FIAC cited.August 27th, 2010 |"South Florida immigration attorneys and activists said the move is the first solid evidence of more tolerance by ICE toward some foreign nationals facing removal to their homelands."Click here to read more | ICE Guidance Memo
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Ordenan suspender casos de deportación. ElNuevoHerald.com- FIAC cited.August 26th, 2010 |"El jefe de la Policía de Inmigración y Aduanas (ICE) ha ordenado anular las deportaciones contra extranjeros con solicitudes de residencia pendientes o aprobadas por parte de familiares que son ciudadanos o residentes legales."Click here to read more
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For undocumented students, fear of deportation still looms. TheMiamiHerald.com- FIAC and clients cited.August 12th, 2010 |"When Gaby Pacheco and three other South Florida youths walked from Miami to Washington earlier this year in an immigration protest, their message was simple: President Obama, stop deporting foreign undocumented students until Congress approves legislation making them eligible for green cards."Click here to read more
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News Release: NO to Arizona in Florida: Comprehensive Immigration Reform the Only SolutionAugust 11th, 2010 |"Florida cannot afford a law that will undermine public safety and the state economy while providing no solution to our broken immigration system."Click here to read more
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Florida attorney general proposes immigration legislation.- FIAC cited CNN.comAugust 11th, 2010 |"Immigrant-rich Florida cannot afford a law that will create more confusion, legal challenges and expense for all Floridians," Cheryl Little, Executive Director FIAC.Click here to read more
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Secure Communities is anything but that.August 10th, 2010 |Under ICE’s Secure Communities, 79 percent of immigrants deported were non-criminals or picked up for minor offenses—not the dangerous criminals allegedly targeted.Click here to read more
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The Miami Herald: A new break for immigrants?- FIAC cited.August 2nd, 2010 |"Cheryl Little, executive director of Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center, which has assisted many Haitians to obtain TPS, said options listed in the USCIS memo outlines the best options without immigration reform."Click here to read article
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Judge Blocks Provisions of Arizona LawJuly 28th, 2010 |"Instead of spending resources on divisive local laws, Arizona and other states would do better to work with the Obama administration and Congress to reform our broken immigration system," said Cheryl Little, Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center Executive Director.FIAC's News Release
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Associated Press: Reports on the plight of mentally ill detainees, including a FIAC client.July 26th, 2010 |"People with mental disabilities often cannot understand why they are being detained or what is happening in court. They may not speak coherently in their defense or recall important parts of their history,
especially when not receiving proper treatment," said FIAC staff attorney Allison Kent.
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Orlando Sentinel: Florida joins states supporting Arizona immigration law. -FIAC citedJuly 15th, 2010 |"Susana Barciela, policy director with the Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center in Miami, said Florida municipalities already have cooperation agreements with U.S.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement that allow them to detain immigrants."
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TPS: The Long and Winding Road. Article and Podcast from Under the Sun. -FIAC featuredJuly 13th, 2010 |"The government predicted that up to 200,000 Haitians living in the United States could be eligible, but only 55,000 Haititans had applied as of July 12. Why? fees, fraud, and most importantly, fear, according to Cheryl Little of the
Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center.
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Feds extend program for Haitians by 6 months. -FIAC featured on CNN.comJuly 13th, 2010 |"We and lots of other advocates had been asking for this," said Susanna Barciela, policy director at the Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center.
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Commentary: ICE targeting the wrong immigrants, deporting people for minor offenses. -FIAC featured on The Palm Beach PostJuly 12th, 2010 |"Immigration is a hot topic that provokes a lot of disagreement, even among friends. Nonetheless, a few principles are fundamental: We are a nation of law and of immigrants." Executive Director, Cheryl Little.
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Florida lawmakers take note as U.S. challenges Arizona Law they planned to imitate - FIAC featuredJuly 6th, 2010 |"Hopefully the DOJ (Department of Justice) lawsuit will send a powerful message that immigration laws are a federal responsibility." Executive Director, Cheryl Little.
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DOJ Lawsuit Rightly Asserts Federal Immigration PowerJuly 5th, 2010 |The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has stepped up to the plate by filing a lawsuit today challenging
Arizona's immigration law as unconstitutional.
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Don't make Arizona's mistake - The Miami Herald features FIACJuly 3rd, 2010 |Susana Barciela, FIAC's Policy Director Op-Ed is featured on The Miami Herald
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The Supreme Court's decision in Carachuri-Rosendo v. HolderCurbs the grounds for deporting legal immigrants with minor offenses. FIAC asks the government to create a process for affected immigrants.
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FIAC comments on alarming ICE program expansion in Florida- FIAC quoted.Click below to see our comments quoted on The Miami Herald and The Sun-Sentinel newspapers.
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Criminalization of Immigrants, Not Just in Arizona - at FloridaThinks.comCheryl Little Op-Ed on www.floridathinks.com
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Following immigration rules- and getting stuck. MSNBC.com features FIAC"The immigration system is as insanely complicated and nonsensical as it gets." Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center
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CNN.com OPINION BY CHERYL LITTLE - Executive Director FIAC"Immigration reform needed for U.S. economy and for Haiti quake relief"
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Noncriminal, undocumented aliens aren't being left alone, activists complain. Miami Herald - FIAC quoted."Unfortunately, ICE has a history of playing fast and loose with statistics." said Cheryl Little, Executive Director FIAC
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Dream Press Conference Video - Washington D.C.FIAC and the Trail of Dreams. Click the link below to access our YouTube Channel and watch our video.
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Florida Association for Women Lawyers Journal - FIAC's Lawyers featuredA publication of the Florida Association for Women Lawyers (FAWL).
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