The Invasion of America continues

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Trump Admin Releasing Hundreds of Central American Migrants into U.S.

https://www.breitbart.com/texas/2018...rizona-border/

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WASHINGTON — Hundreds of migrant families seeking asylum in the U.S. were released from detention in Arizona this week without warning and without instructions on where to go, how to find relatives or travel to their court hearings.

A senior Department of Homeland Security official told NBC News the release is "the start of a dam breaking" as family detention facilities, which now hold thousands of migrants, reach capacity.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers are releasing the families from detention en masse without following their usual protocol that ensures immigrants have a means to travel to their court hearing and reunite with potential relatives in the U.S.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/imm...eaking-n918256

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Judge blocks Trump’s efforts to end Temporary Protected Status for 300,000 immigrants
The ruling gives a reprieve to immigrants from El Salvador, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Sudan — where TPS holders were facing a November 2 deadline to leave the US.

The judicial resistance against the Trump administration’s immigration policy continues.

https://www.vox.com/policy-and-polit...tion-chen-news

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Over the last several months, the Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service (LIRS) network has been at the heart of the family separation crisis; and now, as the government scrambles to comply with the court-ordered family reunification, we remain on the frontlines. LIRS is working with our network of social service partners, along with multiple non-profits and private sector organizations, offering vital services to these newly reunited families, and ensuring they have a community of support once they have been released.

LIRS is helping to meet the immediate needs of these children and families through on-the-ground operations in partnership with Lutheran Social Services of the Southwest (LSS-SW) in Phoenix and Lutheran Family Services Rocky Mountains (LFSRM) in Albuquerque. The reputations of LSS-SW and LFSRM in resettling refugees, and their expertise working with children and families who have experienced trauma, made them uniquely qualified to step up and offer assistance.

“Our goal is to stabilize the lives of these children and families during this time of crisis. Many of the families we are working with are fleeing their homes to seek asylum because their lives are at risk. It is our identity as human beings, and as people of many faith traditions, to love and serve our neighbor,” said Connie Phillips, President/CEO of LSS-SW.

Once reunified, our teams ensure that these families have access to temporary housing, basic supplies, legal and healthcare referrals, and transportation to the communities they were trying to reach when they came to the United States.

Supporting these efforts is FWD.us, which provided staffing and funding for travel operations, booking hotels and transportation for those families who need a place to stay and a means of travel.

https://www.lirs.org/lirs-provides-s...nited-families

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While many immigration legal services providers would like to devote more resources to naturalization efforts, these services are often over shadowed by other more urgent issues. Thankfully, organizations like Citizenship Project are here to fill the void.

This CLINIC affiliate is one of the few organizations whose sole focus is promoting citizenship and providing free naturalization services. Located in Las Vegas, Nevada, it was first launched in 2001 as a partnership between the Episcopal Diocese of Nevada and the Culinary Union Local 226 with the goal of helping casino workers and other lawful permanent residents, or LPRs, with the citizenship process.

Although the organization is small with only three full-time staff members, it helps nearly 1,000 LPRs submit N-400 applications each year. Citizenship Project uses the workshop model to deliver high-quality naturalization services. It coordinates and conducts workshops in partnership with organizations and immigration legal services providers around Las Vegas, such as the American Immigration Lawyers Association’s Nevada chapter, Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada, the Progressive Leadership Alliance of Nevada, the Clark County School District and the Nevada Immigrant Coalition. Support varies from providing volunteer legal services providers to contributing funding. Some even complete outreach in the community to help people get registered for the events.

Since it opened its doors, Citizenship Project has completed more than 15,000 applications and saved its applicants more than $2 million through fee waivers. Last year, Citizenship Project expanded its naturalization work by joining the New Americans Campaign in its ongoing effort to provide application assistance, outreach and information on the naturalization process and its benefits.

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Citizenship is one of the most important parts of our democracy and obtaining citizenship opens the door to democratic participation. Promoting naturalization is essential to protecting the democratic process and it allows us to have a conversation about how important immigrants are to [the United States.]

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How is Citizenship Project working to help encourage more people to apply for citizenship and in advance of the 2020 elections?

Citizenship Project has continued to solidify community partnerships and hosts citizenship fairs every quarter. We are also making concerted effort to follow up with people who have already applied and to see if they have family member that might now be eligible.

https://cliniclegal.org/news/natural...roject-working (Catholic "charity" group)

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Each year, according to Dr. Steven Camarata, researcher at the Center for Immigration Studies, 500,000 foreigners from all over the world jump America’s southern border with Mexico. The Mexican government aids and abets them. (Source: www.cis.org)

Annually, estimates range from 30 to 40 percent of foreign visitors overstay their visas and burrow into America’s cities, towns and countryside—already burdened with 20,000,000 illegal alien enclaves.

Each year, America accepts 1,000,000 legal refugee immigrants from 190 countries who cannot or will not provide for their own citizens. That’s been ongoing since 1965 when Senator Teddy Kennedy’s Immigration Reform Act opened the floodgates from the third world into America. That single act, never discussed with the American people, flooded this country with 100,000,000 more people within 40 years. That same act, if not rescinded, will flood America with another 100,000,000 people by 2050—a scant 33 years from now. (Source: US Census Bureau; US Population Projections by Fogel/Martin; PEW Research Center)

http://sonorannews.com/2017/04/05/un...-flat-invaded/

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Look at all these poor women and babies marching on foot for thousands of miles to come seek a better life in America!

Oh, wait...

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The Internet Is ON FIRE After One Questionable Thing Was Discovered In The Migrant Caravan

https://en-volve.com/2018/10/20/the-...grant-caravan/

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Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales announced last week that his country has apprehended and deported nearly 100 ISIS-linked operatives. His claim comes as a caravan of Honduran migrants that has grown to 4,000 strong moves through the country en route to the U.S

https://en-volve.com/2018/10/21/shoc...st-be-stopped/