@Ruth_Mensch NYU Law was clearly so smitten with DHS’s family separation policy that they decided “you know what - we *should* help recruit students to work for ICE, after all!”
@Ruth_Mensch This is shocking because NYU Law students literally protested at the PILC fair about this in 2016-2017, interrupted the dean’s con law class to call it out, met with him & PILC, and successfully got DHS off campus…when did they come back?!
In today’s episode of “the deportation machine continues under Biden,” the SF immigration court created a special docket to reschedule hearings w/out notice & order people deported as quickly as possible https://t.co/2sQSIDxcbG
ICE has been withholding data unlawfully for years by lying about it, misleading judges, and preventing the public from holding the agency accountable. If you care about government transparency, check back here tomorrow morning for an important announcement & please help amplify.
@n_th_n_ Yes sorry, I meant check w/ AO (bc we’re also checking w them about whether they’ll honor the OYFD in this situ) - but yes, sounds like people will lose c8 EAD eligibility w/ dismissal. Requesting a long continuance or placement on the status docket might be a good alternative
If you’re a white person with a ~take~ percolating, might I suggest you redirect whatever energy you were going to put to that and instead devote it to material, necessary work towards freedom. 👇👇👇👇
Because the US forced people into an outsourced, open-air prison—instead of letting them into the US to pursue asylum—they will not get the benefit of a proposed legalization provision that requires physical presence in the US as of today? Are you kidding me right now?