Tag Archives: deportation

Go Ahead and Self-deport, Asshole

By Amy S. Choi | Published: October 18, 2012
Tweet Ed. note: This post is part of the second round of the Feministing “So You Think You Can Blog” contributor contest (background here). Stay tuned all week as our six finalists take turns turns covering the blog and giving us a sense of their personal contributor style. The winner of the contest and newest member [...]
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Familiy ties: immigration, deportation and child welfare

By Eesha Pandit | Published: November 3, 2011
TweetMany of you might be aware that the recent rates of detention and deportation have been alarmingly high. Many immigrant families are being broken apart. A new report from the Applied Research Center gets into an important question: What happens to the children of parents who are detained or deported? What happens to these families? [...]
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Deportation case dropped for person in same-sex marriage.

By Samhita | Published: June 30, 2011
TweetIt’s a good week for moving towards a world that doesn’t discriminate based on your sexual preference. Yesterday, immigration authorities dropped a pending deportation case against Henry Valendia, a Venezuelan man who is married to an American man. This case could set a precedent for future deportation cases being dropped as we watch to see [...]
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