This is the second whistleblower complaint about conditions for unaccompanied immigrant children at the Fort Bliss shelter in less than a month.
"I am unable to advance this nominee until DHS and DOJ give Oregonians some straight answers about what they were up to in Portland last year."
The order doesn't affect current DACA recipients, but it stops the government from approving any new applications.
“I felt like I was losing my strength."
"You feel hopeless, like a piece of trash."
The deadly crash on a highway took place as tropical depression Claudette tore through the South.
“The vacating of these decisions allows these cases to be treated like any other — fairly and without bias or prejudgment."
"Our efforts to reunify every family continue," a senior Department of Homeland Security official said.
"I didn't come to the US to do anything bad. I came here seeking protection."
"It's like seeking refuge in Canada and being sent to wait in Afghanistan where you might be killed."
The order doesn't affect current DACA recipients, but it stops the government from approving any new applications.
"I am unable to advance this nominee until DHS and DOJ give Oregonians some straight answers about what they were up to in Portland last year."
This is the second whistleblower complaint about conditions for unaccompanied immigrant children at the Fort Bliss shelter in less than a month.
The court's decision does leave open the possibility that the Trump administration could rescind DACA — just that the process by which it did so in this case was unlawful.
The deadly crash on a highway took place as tropical depression Claudette tore through the South.
The late singer's brother A.B. Quintanilla, who wrote and produced many of them, spoke to BuzzFeed News for Selena Week. Quintanilla sings, plays the bass, and produces songs for Kumbia All Starz.
"You feel hopeless, like a piece of trash."
"If I didn't stand up for myself, this group of people were going to beat me to death."
“The vacating of these decisions allows these cases to be treated like any other — fairly and without bias or prejudgment."
The remains of Isabel Celis were found in a remote area of Pima County, Arizona.
