ACLU of Michigan Appoints New Legal Director
DETROIT – The American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan (ACLU) announced today that Bonsitu Kitaba-Gaviglio will be its next legal director.
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La ACLU aplaude el fallo de la juez que ordena al gobierno federal liberar inmediatamente a los clientes de la ACLU de la detención migratoria o celebrar audiencias de fianza en 7 días
Como resultado de los fallos de la Corte, ocho residentes de Michigan representados por la ACLU y otros dos que presentaron casos por separado, tendrán la oportunidad de luchar por sus casos de inmigración desde casa, rodeados de sus seres queridos.
ACLU demanda al gobierno federal por negar a un padre con leucemia y a otras siete personas el derecho a desafiar su detención migratoria
La detención ilegal de los ocho Michiganenses es resultado de una nueva política de la administración Trump que apunta potencialmente a millones de inmigrantes independientemente de cuánto tiempo hayan vivido en Estados Unidos o sus vínculos familiares y comunitarios.
Civil Rights Groups Urge Michigan Law Enforcement Agencies to Respect Legal Obligations and Keep Communities Safe When Facing Unprecedented Federal Pressure to Target Immigrants
DETROIT - The ACLU of Michigan and the Michigan Immigrant Rights Center (MIRC) sent legal guidance last week to hundreds of Michigan law enforcement agencies regarding the role of local law enforcement in immigration enforcement.
Justice Prevails: ICE Releases Longtime Detroit Resident from Detention After Federal Court Order
Illegally denied due process while detained for more than two months, a father of 5 U.S. citizens and the primary caretaker for his family has been set free while his immigration case proceeds.
ACLU Applauds Federal Judge’s Decision to Order Immediate Release or Bond Hearing for a Longtime Detroit Resident in Immigration Detention
Father of 5 U.S. citizens, who has been living in the U.S. for 26 years and is the primary caretaker for his family, will have chance to be set free while his immigration case proceeds.