Category Archives: Immigration Blog

It starts off with walking, sometimes people offer a vehicle. Upon reaching train tracks, the group aboards themselves atop a cargo train - and to Alex Mensing of Pueblo Sin Fronteras, the cargo train becomes the migrants’ life line. Pueblo Sin Fronteras is a non profit organization committed to helping displaced people. This year, the…

Grandmothers outraged by the Trump Administration’s zero tolerance policy at the border has them packing their suitcases for a six-day road trip to the border of Texas and Mexico. The movement was organized by Beacon, New York-resident, Dan Aymar-Blair, who proposed the idea on Facebook, which immediately garnered national attention. Now 25 to 30 grandmothers,…

Photo Courtesy: ICE Facebook page ICE Agents are Not the Police ICE stands for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and they are an extension of the Federal Government’s Department of Homeland Security. ICE agents are not the police, but they may tell you they are. If they knock on your door, practice the following tips to…

  Aliento, an organization that supports undocumented youth, is proactively spreading awareness of a Texas court case that could potentially terminate Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, commonly known as the DACA program. The court case surrounds the “lawfulness” of the DACA program, and according to the National Immigration Law Center, a decision could come as…