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Pennsylvania's York Prison Stops Immigrant Detention

Tuesday, July 20, 2021
After nearly three decades, the York County Prison will no longer detain immigrants who face deportation proceedings. This move was applauded by many immigrant advocates, who have strongly felt that detainees can face removal proceedings without being detained. The decision to close the detention center was caused by a budgetary issue. The Immigration Court at York is also closing.
Around four months ago, the Berks County Prison in Pennsylvania released many detainees. That left Pike County Prison with the maximum number of immigrant detainees. Most of the detainees are pursuing legal efforts to fight deportation proceedings. The Pike County Prison is not transferring detainees to other locations, but rather releasing the detainees. The closure is due to the failure of negotiations to extend the contract by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the county’s officials. ....

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Advocates rally as Philly immigrant faces deportation despite new Biden enforcement guidelines

Advocates rally as Philly immigrant faces deportation despite new Biden enforcement guidelines
Jeff Gammage, The Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia advocates are asking President Joe Biden to assist a West African immigrant who faces detention and deportation despite new ICE guidelines that tell agents to focus on people who pose serious threats to the public.
Christian M’Bagoyi, 42, of Bucks County, has no criminal record, according to his attorney. He’s married to a U.S. citizen and is the father of two daughters, ages 1 and 3, who are also citizens. Two immigration appeals are pending in court.
After two decades in the United States, working as a union carpenter, M’Bagoyi has been ordered to physically appear at the Philadelphia ICE office on Friday, told that he “has a final order of removal and has exhausted all forms of immigration relief.” ....

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The hardest change to immigration policy post-Trump? Ending the mindset that immigrants are criminals

The Philadelphia Inquirer
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Candidates for American citizenship recite the Oath of Allegiance during a naturalization ceremony, Friday, Dec. 11, 2020, at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services’ Washington Field Office in Fairfax, Va.

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Like heads of other Philadelphia-based agencies that support and defend immigrants, Cathryn Miller-Wilson has been staggered by the four-year onslaught of nationalist Trump administration directives, policies and rules.
The incoming Biden administration has pledged to undo as much as it can as fast as it can. But the hardest single thing to change, said Miller-Wilson, director of HIAS Pennsylvania, will be the one that’s not written down on any executive order or legislation: ....

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The hardest change to immigration policy post-Trump? Ending the mind-set that immigrants are criminals

The hardest change to immigration policy post-Trump? Ending the mind-set that immigrants are criminals
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