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Federal

2018

1: Memo for Honduras Designation for Protected Status
2: Memo for Nicaragua Designation for Protected Status
3: Directive Number 11072.1: Civil immigration enforcement actions inside courthouses
4: 8 CFR 1236.3 – Detention and release of juveniles.
5: Zero-Tolerance Prosecution and Family Reunification

2017

1: Case No. 17-cv: County of Saint Clara & San Francisco vs. Donald J. Trump et al.
2: Presidential Proclamation Enhancing Vetting Capabilities and Processes for Detecting Attempted Entry Into the United States by Terrorists or Other Public-Safety Threats
3: Frederick Douglass Trafficking Victims Prevention and Protection Reauthorization Act of 2017
4: Petition for rulemaking requests new regulations governing access to counsel
5: Letter to Secretary Kelly regarding asylum seekers
6: HR 2406 – Immigration and Customs Enforcement Authorization Act of 2017
7: HR 2407 – United States Citizenship and Immigration Services Authorization Act
8: HR 2213 – Anti-Border Corruption Reauthorization Act of 2017
9: United States Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit No. 17-1351: International Refugee Assistance Project vs. Donald J. Trump
10: Budget of the U.S. Government: A new foundation for American greatness. Fiscal year 2018.
11: Memo on implementation of Executive Order 13768 “Enhancing public safety in the interior of the United States”
12: HR 2431 – Michael Davis, Jr. and Danny Oliver in Honor of State and Local Law Enforcement Act
13: Termination of the Designation of Haiti for Temporary Protected Status
14: The Agricultural Workers Program Act
15: Join the SAINT Taskforce
16: Policy Memorandum: Rescission of the December 22, 2000 “Guidance memo on H1B computer related positions”
17: Presidential executive order on buy American and hire American
18: Memorandum: Renewed commitment to Criminal Immigration Enforcement
19: Budget blueprint: Executive Office of the United States
20: Recognizing America´s Children Bill
21: Memorandum for the Secretary of State, the Attorney General, the Secretary of Homeland Security
22: Executive Order Protecting The Nation From Foreign Terrorist Entry Into The United States
23: Enforcement of the Immigration Laws to Serve the National Interest
24: Implementing the President’s Border Security and Immigration Enforcement Improvement Policies
25: RAISE Act

2013

1: HR 15
2: Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2013
3: HR 2131
4: HR 1772
5: Border Security and Economic Opportunity and Immigration Act (as modified june 25, 2013), S. 744
6: HR 2278
7: S. 744 Section-by-Section Summary of S. 744 Sponsored by the “Gang of Eight” as Reported Out of Committee
8: S. 744, Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act
9: To require the Secretary of Homeland Security to collect certain information, which shall be kept confidential, from applicants for registered provisional immigrant status for the purpose of understanding immigration trends.
10: To expand the scope of the grant program authorized under section 2106 to include assistance for applicants for blue card status.
11: To require the Secretary of Health and Human Services to conduct regular audits to ensure that registered provisional immigrants are not receiving Federal means-tested public benefits.
12: To require registered provisional immigrants to undergo national security and law enforcement background checks before such status is renewed.
13: To permit battered immigrants to be eligible to receive certain public and assisted housing
14: To protect the rights of crime victims.
15: To modify the method for calculating annual H– 1B visa limits.
16: To facilitate and admission and naturalization of aliens who are current or potential employees of certain Federal national security facilities.
17: To amend the Immigration and Nationality Act to provide for special immigrant status for certain spouses and children of employees of the United States Government abroad killed in the line of duty
18: To ensure that our immigration system encourages investment in communities which have made sacrifices for our men and women in uniform
19: To exempt children of certain Filipino World War II veterans from the numerical limitations on immigrant visas.
20: To modify the requirements for cancellation of removal of an alien.
21: To provide for programs to ensure benefits integrity
22: To require the Comptroller General to conduct a study of the merit-based immigration system established under section 203(c) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, as amended by section 2301 of the bill.
23: To allow doctors more time to find employment in an underserved area.
24: To terminate certain preferential treatment in immigration of Amerasians.
25: To provide work authorization for aliens who are eligible for status as VAWA self-petitioners or for T or U visas while applications for such status or visas are pending
26: To provide for information sharing for visa overstays.
27: To prohibit border crossing fees at land ports of entry.
28: To permanently authorize and improve the EB- 5 Visa Program.
29: To provide work authorization for aliens who are eligible for status as VAWA self-petitioners or for T or U visas while applications for such status or visas are pending.
30: To promote effective deterrents against unlawful border crossings and ensure that border fencing is limited to the Southern border.
31: To provide equivalent treatment for the spouses and children of certain long-term contract agricultural workers and W-1 visa holders
32: To amend the Immigration and Nationality Act to eliminate discrimination in the immigration laws by permitting permanent partners of United States citizens and lawful permanent residents to obtain lawful permanent resident status in the same manner as spouses of citizens and lawful permanent residents and to penalize immigration fraud in connection with permanent partnerships.
33: To recognize, for purposes of the Immigration and Nationality Act, any marriage entered into in full compliance with the laws of the State or foreign country within which such marriage was performed.
34: To modify the penalty payable in connection with an application for registered provisional immigrant status.
35: State Criminal Alien Assistence Program
36: To provide additional permanent district court judgeships in southwest border States
37: To provide for the admission to the United States of certain Tibetans
38: To require that allocations to law enforcement agencies for Operation Stonegarden be allocated through a competitive grant process.
39: To require background checks to be conducted on all refugees and asylees before they are granted such status.
40: To establish a pilot program to deter, detect, and prevent child trafficking.
41: To require the Secretary of Homeland Security to establish standards to ensure humane conditions for children in the custody of U.S. Customs and Border Protection
42: To clarify the immigration-related criminal prosecution costs for which States, tribal, and local governments may be reimbursed by the Federal Government
43: To establish a grant program to improve the transportation infrastructure at existing and new international border crossings.
44: To restrict the use of unarmed, unmanned aerial vehicles in California to within 3 miles of the Southern border
45: To require U.S. Customs and Border Protection to acquire and deploy watercraft to provide support for border-related maritime anti-crime activities.
46: To modify the extent of the Southwest border region for purposes of border security.
47: To amend the Immigration and Nationality Act by expressly preempting any State or local law imposing a civil or criminal sanction, impairment, or liability on the basis of immigration status.
48: To expand the scope of the grant program authorized under section 2106 to include assistance for applicants for blue card status.
49: To change the date at which aliens had to have entered the United States to qualify for registered provisional immigrant status from December 31, 2011, to the date of the enactment of this Act.
50: Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act. Resumen en español
51: Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act
52: Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act of 2013

Estatal

ALABAMA

2018

1: Jenny L. Flores, et al. v. Jefferson B. Sessions, III, et al / Case No. CV 85-4544-DMG (AGRx)

IOWA

2018

1: Iowa SF 481

2017

1: State of Iowa vs. Martha Araceli Martinez No.15-0671

CALIFORNIA

2018

1: California SB 183

2017

1: California Budget 2017-18
2: California AB 103 – Public safety: omnibus.
3: California SB-630 – Jails financing bonds
4: California AB-638 – Immigration consultants
5: California AB-386: Legal services for deported veterans
6: California SB30: California-Mexico border: federally funded infrastructure
7: AB 946: State public retirement systems – border wall construction companies.
8: SB 54
9: Colorado HB 1391
10: California SB 10

2013

1: California AB 60

TEXAS

2017

1: 30 August 2017 CITY OF EL CENIZO ET AL V. STATE OF TEXAS ET AL – ORDER
2: Texas SB 1018
3: Texas SB4
4: SB4 Texas

MICHIGAN

2017

1: Hamama vs. Adducci, Case No. 17-cv-11910 – Opinion and order staying removal of petitioners pending court’s review of jurisdiction
2: Michigan HB 5924

ARIZONA

2017

1: State of Arizona vs. Maricopa County Community, College District Board
2: Arizona SCM 1012

2004

1: Proposición 200 “Protect Arizona Now”

WASHINGTON

2017

1: Washington SB 5008
2: Washington SR 8710
3: Washington HB 2908

UTAH

2017

1: Utah SB 227
2: Utah HB 8
3: Utah HB 7
4: Utah SB 3

NEW MEXICO

2017

1: New Mexico HB 99
2: New Mexico HB 02

COLORADO

2017

1: Colorado SB 13-251
2: Colorado SB 146

HAWAII

2017

1: Hawaii HB 1007
2: Hawaii HB 2553

DELAWARE

2017

1: Delaware SB 59
2: Delaware SB 60

WISCONSIN

2017

1: Wisconsin SB 533
2: Wisconsin AB 450

WYOMING

2017

1: Wyoming HB 47

MARYLAND

2017

1: Michigan HB 5294
2: Maryland SB 178
3: Maryland HB 493

2013

1: SB 715

MAINE

2017

1: Maine LD 1652

INDIANA

2017

1: Indiana SB 285

IDAHO

2017

1: Idaho S 1280

CONNECTICUT

2017

1: Connecticut SB 147 – An act assisting students without legal immigration status with the cost of college

2013

1: HB 6495

ARKANSAS

2017

1: Arkansas SB 14

ILLINOIS

2017

1: Illinois SB 31
2: Illinois SR 1913

2013

1: SB 957

FLORIDA

2017

1: Florida HB 697: Federal Immigration Enforcement
2: Florida HB 5101

VIRGINIA

2017

1: Virginia HB 29

VERMONT

2017

1: Vermont HR 24
2: Vermont HB 875

TENNESSEE

2017

1: Tennessee SB 1965
2: Tennesse SJR 467
3: Tennesee HJR 70

PENNSYLVANIA

2017

1: Pennsylvania HB 1589

OREGON

2017

1: Oregon HB 4128

2016

1: Resolución No. 36179

OKLAHOMA

2017

1: Oklahoma SB 1018

NEW YORK

2017

1: New York SB 6403
2: New York AB 900

NEW JERSEY

2017

1: New Jersey SB 17

NEBRASKA

2017

1: Nebraska LB 947

MISSOURI

2017

1: Missouri HB 2003

MISSISSIPPI

2017

1: Mississippi HB 1413
2: Mississippi SB 2877

LOUISIANA

2017

1: Louisiana HR 219

ALASKA

2017

1: Alaska SB 147

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

2013

1: Washington, D.C. B 20-275

NEVADA

2013

1: Nevada SB 303

SIN CLASIFICAR

2018

1: Padilla vs. ICE, DHS

2017

1: Memorandum on Rescission Of Deferred Action For Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
2: Puerto Rico C 0900

2016

1: SB6

2015

1: SB 5537
2: HB 318
3: SB-432
4: H6844
5: H 3
6: S253

2014

2013

2012

2011

2010

1: AB 3584
2: SB 2032
3: SB 251
4: HM 60
5: SB 1070
6: HB 2837
7: SB 460
8: SB 35
9: SB 150
10: SB 1367
11: HB 1107
12: HJR 24
13: HB 2913
14: HB 2782
15: SB 6403
16: HB 3301
17: Acta 96-0623

2009

1: LB 403
2: HB, 1860, HB 1978
3: HB 1549
4: SB 1133
5: SB 81
6: Executive Order 2009
7: SB 132
8: HB 2245
9: HB 2250
10: SB 1102
11: SB 7784
12: AB 75

2008

1: William Wilberforce Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act of 2008
2: S492
3: AB 1882
4: AB 2420
5: SB 2988
6: HB 4400
7: HB 2359
8: AB 2089.
9: AB 2102
10: AB 2422
11: HB 666
12: Executive Order 08-01
13: HB 2807
14: HB 1743
15: AB 2421
16: HB 2807
17: HB 62
18: HB 744
19: AB 1615
20: Executive Order 08-01
21: SB 08-74
22: SB 08-083
23: AB 976
24: HB 2745

2006

1: Proposición 300
2: HB 2464
3: HB 1023
4: HB 1343,HB 1001
5: HB 1306
6: HB 1009
7: HB 1015
8: HB 1017
9: RS 14.100.13
10: L239
11: Sección 18543 del Código Electoral
12: AB 69
13: SB-90

2005

1: 287g
2: SB 582
3: HB 1079
4: LB 239

2004

1: HB 2145

2003

1: SB 596
2: HB 60
3: H1079

2002

1: 287 g
2: HB 144
3: S7784
4: S7784

2001

1: AB 540
2: HB 1403

1999

1: HB 2181

1998

1: Proposición 227

1996

1: Proposición 209

Local

TEXAS

SIN CLASIFICAR

2017

1: 30 August 2017 CITY OF EL CENIZO ET AL V. STATE OF TEXAS ET AL – ORDER

CALIFORNIA

LAKE LOS ANGELES

2017

1: Los Angeles County Council – Eliminate Registration Fees

BERKELEY

2017

1: Resolution from the city of Berkeley to divest from companies supporting or participating in the construction of a border wall

SIN CLASIFICAR

2017

1: Resolution No. 2017 of the City Council of National City in support of creating a compassionate community for all residents and visitors

ARIZONA

SIN CLASIFICAR

2017

1: Tucson Resolution No. 22763: Declaring Mayor and Council’s opposition to the proposed construction of a border wall along the U.S.-Mexico border

ILLINOIS

MCHENRY

2017

1: Wilmer Catalan-Ramirez vs. ICE, McHenry County & City of Chicago

PENNSYLVANIA

PHILADELPHIA

2016

1: Resolución No. 020394

HAZLETON

2016

1: Regulación de presencia y trabajo de migrantes irregulares

SIN CLASIFICAR

SIN CLASIFICAR

2016

1: Illegal Immigration Relief Act Ordinance
2: Sanciones a caseros
3: Undocumented Alien Control Ordinance
4: Resolución No. 03-642
5: Resolución No. 03/15 CMS
6: 287(g)
7: No cooperación con ICE
8: No cooperación con ICE
9: Resolución de la ciudad No. 2004-0295
10: Patriot Act
11: Ejecución de las leyes entre el Condado de Marion y el Servicio de Naturalización y Migración
12: No cooperación con ICE
13: Resolución 2003-05
14: Sanciones a empleadores
15: Resolución del Ayuntamiento No. 03-01.
16: 287(g)
17: Resolución No. 9046
18: 287(g)
19: 287(g)
20: Cooperación con ICE
21: 287(g)
22: 287(g)
23: 287(g)
24: 287(g)
25: 287(g)
26: Resolución “Patriot Act“
27: Orden ejecutiva No 120
28: Orden Ejecutiva 41
29: 287(g)
30: Resolución No. 333- 2008, Adoptando Ley Local NO. 16 -2008
31: Secure Communities
32: Ley Local 52 -2006
33: Respose to Patriot Act
34: Defensa de un grupo de jornaleros que era discriminado y acosado por la policía de Mamaroneck
35: Fin a redadas de indocumentados
36: No discriminación por idioma
37: Resolución 1999-6
38: Resolución 2003-085
39: No cooperación con ICE
40: Resolución de la ciudad 2004-070.
41: Acceso a servicios
42: Resolución Procesal del Departamento de Policía
43: Programa de visas temporales
44: Modificación a la Resolución introductoria 2025
45: Resolución Introductoria 2025
46: Resolución No. 1999-6
47: Resolución No. R-2001-009
48: Ciudad santuario
49: Resolución 2005-66.
50: No cooperación con ICE
51: Resolución de la ciudad 7RBB.
52: Resolución local
53: 287(g)
54: Orden ejecutiva 04-01
55: Freehold Borough Rental Ordinance
56: 287(g)
57: Illegal Immigration Relief Act
58: 287(g)
59: Resolución No. 2-04
60: Ciudad santuario
61: Resolución para proteger las libertades civiles y derechos constitucionales
62: Patriot Act
63: Resolución del Ayuntamiento 05-08
64: Ordenanzas No. 1708 y 1715 inválidas y no ejecutables
65: 287(g)
66: Impone multas de $500 dls a caseros que alquilen vivienda a personas indocumentadas.
67: Resolución No. 273
68: Establece la política respecto de los asuntos migratorios
69: Ordenanza No. 04-316
70: Resolución de la ciudad No. 19181
71: Resolución No. 2003R-109
72: Ordenanza 19.10-19.50
73: Establece la política de la ciudad respecto a asuntos migratorios
74: Resolución local 022
75: Ordenanza 2008-1
76: Ordenanza No. 1007
77: Resolución Local
78: Resolución
79: No cooperación con ICE
80: No cooperación con ICE
81: Enmienda al Capítulo 27 del código de la ciudad de Detroit 1984.
82: Resolución para proteger las libertades civiles
83: No cooperación con ICE (Protest to Patriot Act)
84: Ciudad santuario
85: Resolución a favor de las libertades civiles
86: Ordenanzas: 2-21, 2-22
87: 287(g)
88: 287(g)
89: Aplicación de la Ley General de Política de Inmigración. N º 428
90: Resolución No. 11418
91: Manual de Servicio del Departamento de Policía
92: Resolución No. 73677
93: Injunction Blocking Texas DPS’ New Driver’s License Rules
94: Voter Registration for United States Citizen Residents of Takoma Park
95: Littleton Immigrant Integration Initiative
96: Resolución para proteger las libertades civiles y derechos constitucionales
97: Ciudad santuario
98: Modificación de la Resolución 11/85
99: Resolución para proteger las libertades civiles
100: Resolución de la Ciudad
101: No cooperación con ICE
102: No cooperación con ICE
103: No cooperación con ICE
104: Primera audiencia para convertir a la ciudad en santuario.
105: Resolución a favor de la preservación de las libertades civiles
106: No colaboración con DHS en materia migratoria
107: Santuario
108: Ordenanza N º 2007-58
109: Resolución N ºCR-78
110: 287(g)
111: s/d
112: No cooperación con ICE
113: Orden Ejecutiva No 24
114: Modifica el Código de Ordenanzas
115: Trabajadores religiosos podrán tener acceso a centros de detención de inmigrantes indocumentados
116: Iniciativa de ley para incautar los automóviles de quienes no cuenten con licencias para conducir y seguro social
117: Resolución 27-R-03
118: Declara al Condado de Cook como ciudad santuario para migrantes.
119: 287(g)
120: 287(g)
121: Ordenanza que penaliza a arrendadores que alquilen vivienda a migrantes
122: 287(g)
123: Orden General del Departamento de Policía 61-01-02.
124: Código Municipal de Chicago
125: Resoluciónaprobada por el régimen de pensión completa
126: No cooperación con ICE
127: Modificación al Código Municipal de Chicago
128: Decisión de la Corte del Distrito de los EE.UU. Distrito Norte de Georgia
129: 287(g)
130: 287(g)
131: Ordenanza N º 2006-003
132: Limitar la contratación de empleados
133: Ordenanza conrrespondiente a la vivienda y la familia.
134: Penalización a empleadores que contraten trabajadores indocumentados
135: 287(g)
136: 287(g)
137: 287(g)
138: 287(g)
139: 287(g)
140: Sanción a caseros por alquirar a inmigrantes indocumentados
141: No cooperación con ICE
142: Sanciones a arrendatarios y empleadores.
143: Ordenanza 447
144: No cooperación con ICE
145: Targetas de residencia Elm City
146: Resolución del Ayuntamiento
147: Orden General No. 06-02
148: No cooperación con ICE
149: Resolution en defenza de los ciudadanos. Derechos constitucionales y derechos civiles
150: Resolución del Ayuntamiento No. 2004-40
151: 287(g)
152: Acuerdo de cooperación con el ICE
153: Resolución No. 98-07
154: Política del Departamento de Policía
155: Resolución para proteger las libertades civiles
156: Resolución 65, 04-05
157: Ley de Protección legal de inmigrantes
158: Resolución No. 031413
159: Directiva del Departamento de Policía
160: Ordenanza No. 121063
161: Resolución de la ciudad 30672.
162: Política a seguir por parte de los elementos del Departamento de Policía
163: No cooperación con ICE
164: No cooperación con ICE
165: 287(g)
166: 287(g)
167: 287(g)
168: Recomendaciones del Servicio de Inmigración Ilegal y restringir servicios de identificación.
169: Cooperación con ICE
170: Resoluciones de vivienda y empleo
171: The Prince William Criminal Alien Initiative
172: 287(g)
173: 287(g)
174: 287(g)
175: Anti-crowding ordinance
176: Resolución antiimigrante
177: 287(g)
178: 287(g)
179: División 5. Solicitud de vehículos
180: Ordinance No. 08-2006
181: English official language
182: Ordenanza declarada como inconstitucional
183: 287(g)
184: 287(g)
185: 287(g)
186: Orden General del Departamento de Policía
187: Resolución “zona de seguridad“
188: Secure Communities: A Comprehensive Plan to Identify and Remove CriminalAliens
189: 287(g)
190: 287(g)
191: 287(g)
192: Ordenanza No. 2903
193: Fair Housing Ordinance
194: Política de la Policía de la Ciudad de Houston respecto a los migrantes con estatus irregular.
195: Ciudad refugio de migrantes
196: Contratación de trabajadores eventuales y jornaleros
197: 287(g)
198: Establece la política de la Policía de la Ciudad de Houston respecto a los migrantes con estatus irregular.
199: Lawful Employment Ordinance
200: 287(g)
201: Basic Pilot Program
202: Restricciones para vendedores que contratan a inmigrantes ilegales.
203: Illegal Immigration Relief Act Ordinance (IIRA).
204: Niega licencia para obtener matrimonio en caso deque alguno de los contrayentes sea un migrante irregular.
205: No cooperación con ICE
206: Resolución del Ayuntamiento
207: Resolución N º389-02
208: Código Administrativo Ch. 12H
209: — Iniciativa local Edicion
210: Resolución del Consejo de la Ciudad 63,711-NS
211: Procedimiento de Departamento de Policía 6.18
212: Mandatos al Departamento de Policía
213: Resolución 11-07
214: Resolución 80584
215: Orden Especial 40
216: Orden General del Departamento de Policía 17.1
217: Orden de la Policía del Departamento
218: Refrendar la política de no discriminar en contra de las personas solamente por su estatus migratorio.
219: Resolución No. NS-27,504
220: Refrendar la política de no realizar arrestos por violaciones a la ley demigración.
221: Ordenanza de seguridad en el cuidado de la salud
222: Declarar a la ciudad de San Francisco como zona libre de ataques del Servicio de Migración y Naturalización.
223: Ordenanza No. 5-190
224: Declaratoria de ciudad santurario
225: No cooperación con ICE
226: Resolución del Consejo 2673
227: Apoya la Declaración de Derechos y Libertades Civilespara residentes de San Diego.
228: Lineamientos para tratar a quienes han violado las leyes de migración de los EE.UU
229: No cooperación con ICE
230: Orden General 17.3
231: Declaratoria de ciudad santurario
232: Política de rechazo hacia la iniciativa ¨Secure Americathrough Verification and Enforcement (SAVE)¨
233: Prohibe a los jornaleros solicitar trabajo y ofrecer servicios comerciales en la vía pública
234: Prohibe a los jornaleros solicitar trabajo y ofrecer servicios comerciales en vía pública
235: “Illegal Immigration Relief Act”
236: Acuerdo de cooperación con el ICE
237: Acuerdo de cooperación con el ICE
238: Exige a los contratistas verificación del estatus migratorio de sus empleados
239: I-100
240: Acuerdo de cooperación con el ICE
241: Ordenanza 2006-16
242: Ordenanza N º 2006-38R
243: Se prohibe el uso de fondos de la Ciudad para aplicar la legislacion federal migratoria.
244: Illegal Immigration Relief Act
245: Ordenanza N º 2006-38R
246: 287(g)
247: Car impound law
248: Resolution 2005-66 -Ciudad santuario
249: Sanciones a arrendatarios y empleadores.
250: 287(g)
251: 287(g)
252: 287 (g)
253: Penaliza a empleadores que den trabajo y a los arrendadores que alquilen vivienda a inmigrantes indocumentados
254: La policía local tiene el poder y la autoridad para interrogar a cualquier extranjero o persona que se suponga ser extranjero ilegal
255: Requiere a empresas contratadas firmar una declaración en la que aseguren que no utilizan mano de obra de trabajadores indocumentados
256: Solicita recursos federales para aplicar las leyes migratorias
257: Orden General del Departamento de Policía E.17-100B
258: Orden General E-17
259: Procedimiento a seguir por la Policía de Phoenix
260: Resolución de la propuesta de ¨Protección de los Los derechos de los individuos de la Ley y la defensa de los derechos individuales¨
261: Resolución para defender la Carta de Derecho y Libertades Civiles
262: Resolution No 2003-223
263: Borough Resolution05-12-078
264: City and Borough Resolution No.03-886

Judicial

2018

1: Leonardo Canseco Salinas vs Jason Mikesell
2: Mrs. L et al. vs ICE et al. Order granting plaintiffs’ motion for emergency TRO
3: Mrs. L et al. vs ICE et al. Plaintiffs’ motion for stay of removal and emergency TRO pending ruling on the stay motion
4: American Immigration Council vs. ICE, CBP & DHS, Case No. 18-cv-1531
5: Flores vs. Sessions; Case No. CV 85-4544-DMG
6: State of Washington vs. Motel 6 Operating, L.P.

2017

1: Lee vs. United States, Supreme Court of the United States – 582
2: Hamama vs. Adducci, Case No. 17-cv-11910 – Opinion and order staying removal of petitioners pending court’s review of jurisdiction
3: Maslenjak vs. United States, Supreme Court of the United States 16-309
4: State of Arizona vs. Maricopa County Community, College District Board
5: Donald J. Trump, et al. vs. International Refugee Assistance Project, et al.
6: State of Iowa vs. Martha Araceli Martinez No.15-0671
7: Court of Appeals 9th District: State of Hawaii vs. Donald J. Trump
8: Jessica Colotl vs. John Kelly – Order
9: Jesus Ramirez, Barbara Lopez vs. Micah Brown & USCIS
10: Supreme Court of the United States: Sessions vs. Morales-Santana
11: City of San Antonio vs. The State of Texas
12: Petition for rulemaking requests new regulations governing access to counsel
13: El Paso County & the Texas Organizing Project Education Fund vs. The state of Texas
14: Susan B. Long y David Burnham vs. United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement
15: Northwest Immigrant Rights Project vs. United States Department of Justice
16: El Cenizo, Maverick County & League of United Latin American Citizens vs. State of Texas
17: Wilmer Catalan-Ramirez vs. ICE, McHenry County & City of Chicago
18: County of Santa Clara vs. Trump – Order granting PI
19: Complaint for declaratory and injunctive relief under the Freedom of Information Act
20: State of Washington & State of Minessota vs. Donald J. Trump, Rex W. Tillerson & The United States of America
21: Colorado SB 146
22: Colorado HB 1391

2013

Sin Clasificar

2018

1: Procedimiento de repatriación al interior de México (PRIM)

2017

1: Dream Act. 2017 HR 3440 (Introducida en la Cámara de Representantes de Estados Unidos)
2: CRCL Complaint on CBP’s Systemic Denial of Entry to Asylum Seekers
3: Presidential Executive Order on a Task Force on Crime Reduction and Public Safety
4: Executive Order: Border Security and Immigration Enforcement Improvements
5: Executive Order: Enhancing Public Safety in the Interior of the United States

2013

1: Dream Act, 2013. SB 744