Will ICE Raid Our Soca Parties and Parades?
ICE raids at cultural events in New York have sparked widespread fear and concern within immigrant communities, disrupting gatherings meant to celebrate heritage. These actions have heightened the sense of vulnerability, as individuals fear being targeted for their immigration status while engaging in public cultural expressions.
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Mandatory Detention Expanded by the Laken Riley Act
The Laken Riley Act expands mandatory detention for immigrants facing deportation. In this Podcast, we break down the key provisions of the law, its implications on immigration policies, and how it affects individuals in detention. Stay updated on this crucial legal shift and understand its impact on immigrant rights. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more insights!
#LakenRileyAct, #MandatoryDetention, #ImmigrationLaw, #Deportation, #ImmigrantRights, #ImmigrationPolicy, #LegalChanges, #DetentionPolicy, #ImmigrationReform, #USLaw
Green Card to Citizenship: Benefits and Deportation Defense Under Trump in 2025
Green Card to Citizenship: Benefits and Deportation Defense Under Trump in 2025
As the United States approaches a Trump administration in 2025, the rights and security of non-citizens are again under scrutiny. Immigrants who hold green cards (lawful permanent resident status) may find themselves vulnerable to shifting policies, increased enforcement, and the risk of deportation for infractions that might otherwise seem minor. For green card holders, pursuing U.S. citizenship represents not only an opportunity for enhanced rights and benefits but also the most robust defense against deportation—a critical consideration under policies that could prioritize immigration enforcement.
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Climate change has emerged as one of our most critical global challenges.
Climate change has emerged as one of our most critical global challenges, significantly altering weather patterns and increasing the frequency and intensity of natural disasters. The Caribbean region, known for its pristine beaches and vibrant cultures, is particularly vulnerable to these changes. This analysis explores how climate change is causing more hurricanes in the Caribbean and examines the role of nations, particularly the United States, in contributing to this phenomenon.
The U Visa & Domestic Workers’ Rights
The U Visa & Domestic Workers’ Rights
Good Mothers. Plus, Is This a Green Card Marriage?
Good Mothers. Plus, Is This a Green Card Marriage?
Why Is My Visa Application Being Denied Over and Over Again?
Why Is My Visa Application Being Denied Over and Over Again?
Common Mistakes in Immigration and What You Need to Know About the Student Visa
Common Mistakes in Immigration and What You Need to Know About the Student Visa
Reggae Month Needs More "Soul"
Reggae Month Needs More "Soul"
February is Black History Month. Leo Gilling believes February is a good time in history when we can bring Jamaica's musical journey together for the world to see. Gilling, a prominent figure in the Jamaican diaspora community, serves as the Diaspora Strategist & Engagement Advocate and Chairman of the Jamaica Diaspora Taskforce Action Network (JDTAN), lending his authoritative voice to the discussion.
Ariane Wint, Founder of International Women in Reggae
Ariane Wint, Founder of International Women in Reggae
Formed in 2017 by Ariane Wint, International Women in Reggae (IWIR) movement came together and quickly won the hearts and minds of the people. As the name suggests, these are a group of powerful women from different parts of the world coming together in the name of their love for each other and Reggae music.
I Was Deported from America: How Can I Return?
I Was Deported from America: How Can I Return?
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