At last some good news. A touching article from Aatish Taseer on how getting a green card made him finally feel at home in the world. Read this article in the Wall Street Journal for Taseer’s moving tale.

It was Latin night at the Pulse nightclub, so many of the victims are Latinx. We need to step up and help those that suffer in a very particular way– the Undocumented people from the Orlando club.

Fusion shared the stories with us here.

Pretty cool, right?

Eduvina celebrates two years with the law office!

Nice to see that Attorney General in Tucson has been doing some cracking down on unlicensed immigration “consultants.” These people steal money from the community and many have actually caused people to be deported. Immigration is complicated; it is not just filling out forms.

On Tuesday, January 19, 2016, the Supreme Court agreed to hear the case that has blocked implementation of President Obama’s immigration executive action.

I explained how necessary this action is for immigrant families.

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Earlier this year I worked on a report for the United Nations High Commissioner on Refugees called “Women on the Run,” about Central American women fleeing brutal violence and their struggles to receive asylum in the United States.

The report was released today. You can read it here.

Dan Carlin puts out two podcasts.  One, called “Hardcore History,” is a history-lovers dream.  The other, “Common Sense,” deal with contemporary issues.  I don’t always agree with Dan’s opinions in “Common Sense,” but in his latest episode he breaks down the history of U.S. immigration law in a way that is easy to understand.  Race has always been a factor in immigration, from the first law that limited citizenship to “free, white persons of good character.”  This led to an absurd legal battle over who was and was not white.

Listen to Episode 296 of the Common Sense podcast for more of the story.

The Guardian explains how the Border Patrol illegally deported thousands of unaccompanied children.