1109, 2012

Reformed library cards could benefit undocumented immigrants

A proposal by the city of Los Angeles to reform their library cards would give illegal immigrants the ability to [...]

2004, 2012

Law student may not be admitted to Bar exam due to illegal status

No matter what laws are passed, the matter of illegal immigrants holding jobs in the U.S. will always spark controversy. [...]

1804, 2012

Prosecutorial discretion causing confusion for many immigrants

The U.S. immigration policy is not a straightforward area of law -- there are myriad visa applications, endless limitations and [...]

1001, 2012

Star women’s cross country runner facing deportation

Ayded Reyes attends Southwestern College just outside of San Diego. She is the highest ranked women's junior college cross country [...]

401, 2012

Floating city off California coast could house foreign workers

Word of H-1B employment visas reaching their capacity broke last month, and we discussed the merits of the program last [...]

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“Laws That Shaped L.A.” Looks at Impact of Immigration on Los Angeles

December 9th, 2013|

An ongoing series of columns on KCET.org is intended to shed light on various laws and regulations that have had a strong impact on the development of Los Angeles. An ongoing series [...]

Why the “RIR” Labor Certification is a Must

December 9th, 2013|

Since the U.S. DOL introduced GAL 1-97, the only viable way to apply for an Alien Labor Certification is through the Reduction in Recruitment (RIR) method. Reduction in Recruitment Since the U.S. [...]

What is ‘Exceptional and Extremely Unusual Hardship?

December 9th, 2013|

The BIA decided a case last week that tries to delineate the meaning of "exceptional and extremely unusual hardship" for cancellation of removal. Further developing case law to interpret the meaning of [...]

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