On Tuesday, Law Dork, with Public Justice, filed a motion to improve access to a key court case challenging ICE's new effort to detain thousands of law-abiding refugees.
Thank you Chris. It is hard to focus on the horrors inflicded upon innocent law abiding refugees. We lost everything in the Eaton/Altadena fire and it is people like you and several others that give us hope that our country will be here and lawfully functional again when we come up for air and have a home again.
Thank you, thank you, thank you for keeping the pressure on and keeping us informed. It's exhausting just to watch from the sidelines. I hope you know how much your energy, determination, and consistent lucidity are appreciated by those of us who aren't "legal eagles." It's tremendously helpful to my soul to know you're out there fighting for our immigrant neighbors, and for all of us.
So, if the USCIS slow walks a refugees application for adjustment to LPR status, the applicant loses. That makes no sense. Slow walking applications for adjustment (or N-400 applications) is a USCIS core competency. And USCIS is part of DHS
Notes:
USCIS is the citizenship and immigration services, part of DHS
LPR is legal permanent resident (aka green card). On the road to a green card, your status gets "adjusted" several times
Bravo, Chris. Who even knew about the recent recission memo at DHS until a few days ago? It is essential that the Court not provide cover, by way of inaccessibility of its proceedings, for DHS attempts to secretly change the law so they can arrest and detain, with no legal recourse, thousands more immigrants with no criminal record. Stephen Miller's quotas be damned. Thank you for asking that these proceedings be open to us non-legal eagles who care about what's happening.
Thank you for your legal work in this important matter, and for your reporting.
Thank you Chris. It is hard to focus on the horrors inflicded upon innocent law abiding refugees. We lost everything in the Eaton/Altadena fire and it is people like you and several others that give us hope that our country will be here and lawfully functional again when we come up for air and have a home again.
Give ‘em hell!
Straight down to the ninth ring of hell!
And beyond …
Thank you, thank you, thank you for keeping the pressure on and keeping us informed. It's exhausting just to watch from the sidelines. I hope you know how much your energy, determination, and consistent lucidity are appreciated by those of us who aren't "legal eagles." It's tremendously helpful to my soul to know you're out there fighting for our immigrant neighbors, and for all of us.
So, if the USCIS slow walks a refugees application for adjustment to LPR status, the applicant loses. That makes no sense. Slow walking applications for adjustment (or N-400 applications) is a USCIS core competency. And USCIS is part of DHS
Notes:
USCIS is the citizenship and immigration services, part of DHS
LPR is legal permanent resident (aka green card). On the road to a green card, your status gets "adjusted" several times
N-400 is the application for Naturalization
Could get you on Bondi's "antifa" list, Chris...that is, if you aren't on it already.
Hoping for a quick resolution.
Thank you Mr. Geidner for all of your efforts on behalf of our country.
Bravo, Chris. Who even knew about the recent recission memo at DHS until a few days ago? It is essential that the Court not provide cover, by way of inaccessibility of its proceedings, for DHS attempts to secretly change the law so they can arrest and detain, with no legal recourse, thousands more immigrants with no criminal record. Stephen Miller's quotas be damned. Thank you for asking that these proceedings be open to us non-legal eagles who care about what's happening.