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Georgia’s “Show Me Your Papers” Law – Guest Blog

Immigration PolicyBy Mendatech ImportDecember 29, 2012

Guest Blog By Lianne Holt-Jensen J.D.Candidate 2014 Seattle University School of Law On December 15th, 2012, Georgia’s “show-me-your-papers” law was reinforced. This law gives law enforcement, in Georgia, the power to investigate the immigration status of suspects and to detain these suspects if they are believed to be undocumented residents. Police officers in Georgia have…

Arizona Anti-Immigrant Senator Russel Pearce Loses Recall Election!

Immigration LawBy Mendatech ImportNovember 11, 2011

Congrats to Arizona for voting in a moderate republican who understands that enforcement only immigration policy doesn’t make sense and that most of Arizona’s anti-immigration laws are unconstitutional, un-American and unworkable. Click here to read the New York Times article.  

Obama’s New Immigration Policy

Immigration Law, Immigration PolicyBy Mendatech ImportOctober 7, 2011

Lately, I have been getting a lot of questions about Obama’s new immigration policy. Some are under the impression that there is a new law granting legal status to undocumented immigrants. This is not the case. No new law has been enacted and anyone who tells you that they can get you a green card…

Obama to Speak on Immigration

Dream Act, Immigration Law, President Barack ObamaBy Mendatech ImportMay 12, 2011

Great video from the White House on Immigration.

Can I Sponsor My Same-Sex Partner for a Greencard?

Human Rights, Immigrant RightsBy Mendatech ImportFebruary 19, 2010

Currently, U.S. immigration laws only allow married opposite-sex couples to sponsor a spouse for a green card. If you are a woman in a committed relationship with another woman or a man in a committed relationship with another man, you cannot sponsor your partner. Even in states where same-sex marriage is legal, your marriage will…

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