Comment: The Immigrant Vote Is Here - A report from the Immigration Policy Center, featured below, paints a picture of the growing electoral power of new Americans: naturalized citizens and the US born children of immigrants. They already account for over 10% of registered voters and are growing rapidly. The immigrant vote has finally arrived for the first time since the National Origins Quota Acts of 1921 and 1924. Just like in the early 1900s, the immigratn vote is geographically concentrated and is largely urban. The immigrant vote was pivotal in transforming the Democratic Party — urban immigrants were an integral part of the new FDR coalition. Within the next decade or so, this immigrant vote will remake one of the two parties — whether Democratic or Republican remains to be seen. Perhaps the 112th Congress will hold a glimpse of the future - because PART of that future is already here.
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Focus: THE REMOVAL BOOK
THE REMOVAL BOOK, edited by Scott Bratton is currently in preparation, the Table of Contents is as follows:
PART ONE: REMOVAL PROCEEDINGS, GROUNDS OF REMOVAL, AND CONTESTING THE CHARGES IN A NOTICE TO APPEAR
Chapter One: Removal Proceedings
Chapter Two: Grounds of Inadmissibility
Chapter Three: Grounds Of Removal
Chapter Four: Contesting Removability
PART TWO: RELIEF FROM REMOVAL
Chapter One: Adjustment Of Status
Chapter Two: Waivers in Removal Proceedings
Chapter Three: Cancellation Of Removal For LPRs and INA § 212(c) Relief
Chapter Four: Cancellation Of Removal For Non-LPRs
Chapter Five: NACARA
Chapter Six: Asylum and Withholding Of Removal
Chapter Seven: Convention Against Torture
Chapter Eight: Voluntary Departure
Chapter Nine: Naturalization As A Defense To Removal
Chapter Ten: Other Relief
PART THREE: APPEALS AND MOTIONS TO REOPEN
Chapter One: Appeal to the Board of Immigration Appeals
Chapter Two: Motions to Reopen
For more info on THE REMOVAL BOOK and to order, see here. For the fax order form, see here.
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