Is Being in the U.S. Without Papers a Crime? The Law Says No—But Don’t Celebrate Yet
“Being in the U.S. without papers is not a crime. It’s a civil violation” Legally, that’s right. And dangerously oversimplified.
-
-
Civil Rights | Courts | DOJ | Fact Check
Vanishing Rights: The Quiet Dismantling of Due Process in U.S. Immigration Enforcement
Due process protections for immigrants are rapidly eroding in America. Learn how recent policies are stripping legal rights and how these same tactics could impact all of us.
-
Fact Check: Claims About US-Iran Relations
The Claim This image has been circulating social media. It claims 3 actions that led to the (supposed) Iranian Nuclear program. Hillary Clinton supplied Iran with uranium to enrich their nuclear programBarack Obama gave Iran $1.7 billion that they used to fund their nuclear programJoe Biden unfroze over $16 billion of funds for Iran Historical…
-
Fact Check: Gorka Claims Due Process for Garcia Equals Aiding Terrorism
Deputy Assistant to the President and “Counterterrorism Czar” Sebastian Gorka says anyone advocating for due process for Kilmar Abrego Garcia could be viewed as “aiding and abetting a terrorist” and be federally charged.
