PPT-Immigration Enforcement

and Rights What does the Constitution say about immigration Article I of The US Constitution gives Congress the power to regulate naturalization That is who can become a citizen Under this power over the years Congress has passed a number of laws regulating immigration . Center for Comparative Immigration Studies. University of California, San Diego. Edited by Michael . Stefanko. Key Developments in Border Enforcement Policy. 1986 . Immigration . Reform and Control Act. use of Body Worn Video. Supt Cleave Faulkner. National Operations and Assurance. September 2013. Restricted. . Why we are looking to use BWV. . . To increase number of successful illegal working Civil penalties and out of court settlements in favour of the Home Office. Gordon Hanson. UC San Diego & National Bureau of Economic Research. Consensus on immigration?. “We need immigration reform that will secure our . borders and bring . the 12 million people . here . : How Immigration Enforcement Has Interfered with Workers’ Rights Who Needs Protection and Defense?. Broken immigration system. Shredded regulatory safety net - Prioritization of Enforcement -- Crime (over 90% in President Obama’s final years). Executive Orders:. May 3, 2017. Presenters. Lisa Tepper Bates. Executive Director, Connecticut Coalition to End Homelessness. Giovanna Shay. Litigation & Advocacy . Director, Greater . Hartford Legal Aid. Alicia Kinsman. NWIRP provides comprehensive immigration legal services for low-income people in Washington State. Focus primarily on direct legal services. Also engage in: impact litigation, systemic advocacy, community education. Bringing Peace to Immigrant Families. . The big misunderstanding. “I’m okay with immigrants as long as they do it the right way.”. Options for the undocumented. Main ways to immigrate: family, high skilled labor, asylum. Immigration Panel. . . Moderator. . . Jeffrey . S. Horton Thomas, Partner, Head of the Hospitality Group, . . Thomas . Employment Law Advocates, APC. . Panelists. . . Michael . Boshnaick, Partner, . . BPEA Spring Conference 2017. Gordon Hanson, . UC San Diego . and . NBER. Chen Liu, . UC San Diego. Craig McIntosh, . UC San Diego. Epochal Wave of Low-Skilled Immigration. Immigration surge of 1980, 1990s and 2000s. Who Can Be Deported? . Anyone who is not a US citizen . People who entered the US by crossing the border without papers. People who were previously deported and returned. People with legal status who have criminal convictions . Robert Vineberg. Metropolis Seminar. Edmonton, January 20, 2010. Contents. Admissions. 1791-1867 - Pre-Confederation. 1867-1914 - Populating Canada. 1914-1945 - War, Boom, Bust and War. 1945-1985 - Federally Led Immigration. Increased capability and capacity of Government Departments in host countries to tackle Organised Immigration Crime. Bespoke specialist training provided in areas such as investigations, forgery and gender equality. 287(g) Program. Sheriff Jeffrey R. Gahler. Harford . County. Sheriff’s Office. 287(g) Steering Committee Mission Statement. Improve program oversight and direction.. Identify issues and concerns regarding immigration enforcement activities..