Deportation
Man Living In Sunnyvale Deported To El Salvador On Murder Charges
An El Salvadoran national who had been living in Sunnyvale was deported Wednesday to his native country where he is wanted in connection with two murders, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials said.
Illegal Immigrants With American Same-Sex Partners May Get Deportation Reprieve
The Department of Homeland Security is planning to issue a policy memo stating illegal immigrants with American same-sex partners are eligible for consideration of having their deportation put on hold.
Phil Matier: Representatives Putting Pressure On Gov. Brown Over TRUST Act
Some of California’s most high-ranking representatives on Capitol Hill are sending a strong message to Gov. Jerry Brown, calling on him to sign the state’s hotly debated TRUST Act.
Bay Area Immigrants Warned Of Scams As Deferred Deportation Begins
Immigrants and advocates in San Francisco celebrated Wednesday’s start of the federal government’s new deferred deportation policy, but at the same time urged young people applying for the program to make sure they get good legal advice.
San Jose Latino Groups Consider Police Boycott
Latino groups in San Jose are threatening to withhold their support of a police gang crackdown unless the cops cut ties with federal immigration agents.
Calif. Assembly Limits Using Immigration Check In Arrests
Democrats in California’s Assembly joined other states Thursday in questioning the federal system that uses fingerprints to check the immigration status of people picked up by police.
SF Sheriff To Stop Holding Low-Level Inmates For Deportation
San Francisco Sheriff Michael Hennessey said Friday he will soon begin releasing undocumented immigrants held in county jail for low-level offenses.
San Francisco Teenager Gets Deportation Reprieve
A San Francisco teen who was scheduled to be deported later this month received a six-month reprieve Thursday that will give her lawyers time to build a case for her to stay in the country legally.
San Francisco Student Facing Deportation Returns Home
He said he is grateful for the intervention of Senator Diane Feinstein, who introduced an immigration bill on his behalf.
San Francisco College Student Gets Reprieve From Deportation
An introduction of a private bill from U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein has temporarily halted the deportation of a San Francisco community college nursing student who has been living in the country illegally.
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