Sentences with phrase «immigration department said»

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«Given some of his past statements and his staunch opposition to immigration reform, I am very concerned about what he would do with the Civil Rights Division at the Department of Justice and want to hear what he has to say,» incoming Democratic Minority Leader Sen. Chuck Schumer of New York said in a statement.

Collectively, the Justice Department officials said, these three laws improperly attempt to regulate federal immigration at the state level.

It subsequently came to light that she was supposed to file an additional form but had not, lawyers said, and as a result received a notice of termination of her residence status from the immigration department.

On May 2, Attorney General Jeff Sessions said the Justice Department would increase prosecutors and immigration judges at the U.S. southern border to...

Rev Rola Sleiman was invited by the Kirk to attend their annual meeting and said its world mission council confirmed to the UK Visas and Immigration department last month that her expenses would be covered during her eight - day stay.

«Of the 40 reports that I have produced since I have been doing this, the one that has caused me the most irritation was the report into the hostile environment and the response that I got from the department, where I believe they do need to do more to understand the effects of the provisions that have been brought in through the 2014 and 2016 Immigration Acts and to be able to give an account of the effectiveness of those measures, or not,» he said.

«It was not operated by the United States government, but by figures from both Ghanaian and Turkish organised crime rings and a Ghanaian attorney practicing immigration and criminal law,» the State Department said in a statement released late on Friday.

With more than 70,000 officials employed across the department, dealing with everything from anti-social behaviour to immigration and prisons, the ippr says individual civil service accountability is the only way to deliver real change.

«They're trying to threaten and bully us into having our local police departments to become the tools of enforcement of federal, civil immigration law,» the mayor said.

The Justice Department says it won't give cities some law enforcement grant money unless they give federal immigration authorities access to jails and alert them when someone facing deportation will be released from local custody.

In a surprise move, the Department of Justice now says the president «intends in the near future to rescind» his executive order on immigration, and will «replace it with a new, substantially revised» order, though Trump himself seemed to contradict that.

While she said she agreed city agencies and New York Police Department officers should not ask New Yorkers about their documentation status, she questioned the city's law forbidding NYPD officers from cooperating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers» detainer requests for undocumented residents unless they are arrested for one of 170 enumerated offenses.

«Our department is here to protect and serve our community... I have no plans on dedicating officers to do any kind of immigration work,» Southold Town Police Chief Martin Flatley said, adding that a «sanctuary» designation is a complicated process that to his knowledge hasn't been previously discussed or researched by the town.

Steve Choi, the New York Immigration Coalition's executive director, said that they wanted to send a message to the Trump administration, which is now in control of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Immigration and Customs Enforcement division

Attorney General Jeff Sessions this week said cities that don't cooperate with Immigration and Customs Enforcement will lose key Justice Department grants.

Stephen Morello of the Department of Correction called in to say those beds won't go to federal immigration officials, whose presence on Rikers has been the subject of some controversy.

Tony Callisto, senior vice president for safety and chief law enforcement officer, said in a statement to the SU community on Monday that the Department of Public Safety neither inquires about immigration status of individuals on campus nor assists federal officials in immigration investigations or raids.

All three candidates said they would keep Syracuse a sanctuary city, limiting the police department's cooperation with federal immigration officials.

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Five months after the travel ban went into effect, immigration advocates say the waivers - golden tickets provided by the State Department that allow certain citizens from the prohibited countries to immigrate to the U.S. based on special circumstances - have been nearly impossible to get.

(Chang says he disagrees with this position and points out that U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services and the Department of State also disagree with it.)

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«We saw over the past six to eight years a very different immigration department,» he says.

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, part of the Department of Homeland Security, on Monday said it was still conducting a thorough review of worker visa programs.

«Whether you're applying to Customs and Immigration, another DHS agency, or another government department, the federal job application process is demanding and somewhat unforgiving,» says Kathryn Troutman, president of The Resume Place and author of Military to Federal Career Guide 2nd Edition.