Boxeth & Associates are experienced and skilled in representing clients accused of crimes in criminal court and advising of the immigration consequences. Boxeth & Associates make it convenient to you with hiring one office for both your criminal case and immigration case. You can be assured with all of the information in house, there is […]
Debate Intensifies Over Deportations By JAMES C. McKINLEY Jr. HOUSTON — The Obama administration is vastly expanding a federal effort begun under President George W. Bush to identify and deport illegal immigrants held in local jails. But here in the city where the effort got a trial start eight months ago, people on each side
Debate Intensifies Over Deportations Read More »
Few Options for Veterans Who Await Deportation Some say their military service merits special consideration. By Steve Liewer Staff Writer 2:00 a.m. July 12, 2009 As a 7-year-old, Fernando Cervantes emigrated legally from Mexico to Texas with his mother in 1961. At 18, in the waning days of the Vietnam War, he enlisted in the
Few Options for Veterans Who Await Deportation Read More »
By Ben Pershing Washington Post Staff Writer Saturday, June 6, 2009 With President Obama on a historic foreign trip, a Supreme Court nomination pending and massive health-care and climate change bills percolating in Congress, Senate Majority Leader Harry M. Reid (D-Nev.) managed to draw headlines on a completely separate front Thursday: immigration. At a news
Reid Declares Immigration a Priority for Senate Read More »
Immigration Benefits On The Hill President Obama has scheduled an immigration summit at the White House on June 8th, less than two weeks away. This bipartisan summit will apparently feature key Congressional leaders, and is being promoted by the White House as “an opportunity to launch a policy conversation that we hope will be able
Immigration Benefits On The Hill Read More »
The effort is part of a national program to run the inmates’ fingerprints through federal databases. Illegal immigrants may then be deported after being convicted and serving their sentences. By Anna Gorman – LA Times 6:01 PM PDT, May 13, 2009 Los Angeles, Ventura and San Diego will become the first counties in California to
3 California Counties Will Check Immigration Status as Inmates Enter Jail Read More »
By Bill Mears CNN Supreme Court Producer WASHINGTON (CNN) — A former death row inmate in Tennessee has been cleared of murder, three years after the Supreme Court raised repeated questions about his conviction. After 22 years on death row, Paul House was released on bail and has now been cleared of murder charges. State
Man Who Spent 22 Years on Death Row is Cleared Read More »
Pilot program seeks to boost the ranks of language and healthcare specialists by offering citizenship. By Alexandra Zavis and Andrew Becker May 4, 2000 Los Angeles Times The lanky 19-year-old from South Korea has lived in the Southland since he was 9 years old. He is as comfortable speaking English as his native Korean. And
Army Extends Immigrant Recruiting Read More »
He’ll ask Congress to help curb the flow of arms to Mexico before seeking any immigration reform. By Anna Gorman and Peter Nicholas May 6, 2009 Reporting from Washington and Los Angeles — President Obama will ask Congress for $27 billion for border and transportation security in the next budget year, fulfilling a promise to
Obama Budget Puts Security First at the Border Read More »
By: The Associates Press – Published: May 2, 2009 A federal judge in Los Angeles has ordered the government to reopen the immigration cases of dozens of foreign widows whose American-citizen spouses died before the women could get their green cards. The judge, Christina A. Snyder, ruled that the Department of Homeland Security could not
Reopening of Green Card Cases Read More »