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The U.S. government will now allow minors in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras who have a relative living legally in the United States to apply for asylum or a residency permit at offices in their own country, Vice President Joe Biden said Friday.

Topics: hispanic children, immigration reform, immigration news

U.S. President Barack Obama plans to announce next week a package of executive measures that will protect some five million undocumented immigrants from deportation, The New York Times reported Thursday.

Topics: Florida Immigration Reform, immigration reform, obama

Unaccompanied minors from Central America are flooding across the United States-Mexico border in response to rumors that American immigration policy is changing. The kids want in before its too late.

Topics: hispanic children, immigration reform, American Dream, Immigrants

With President Obamas decision to delay executive action on immigration until after the November elections, the hopes of thousands of American families facing deportation were dashed. On a press call yesterday, national, local immigration advocates, legal experts, and family membersincluding those profiled by Julia Preston of the New York Times todaydiscussed current Ohio deportation cases in the pipeline and the many good people and families who simply dont have two months to wait for action on immigration. To listen to the call click here.

Topics: hispanic community, immigration reform, immigration, hispanic families

Comprehensive immigration reform legislation would give a majority of Americas 11 million undocumented immigrants a path to citizenship and work authorization. But with immigration reform stalled in the House, President Obama announced that he plans to fix as much of our immigration system as I can on my own, without Congress. The President is reportedly considering deferring the deportations of up to 5 million immigrants, starting with those with families. While most columnists have supported the Presidents authority to take action, a minority have accused President Obama of rewriting the law and called him a domestic Caesar.

Topics: Florida Immigration News, Florida Immigration Reform, Florida Hispanic community, Obama administration

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