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The fact that I, an Alien and my USC husband’s and USC son’s Immediate Relative don’t have an Immigrant Waiver available to me for my deportation with drug convictions amounting to more than one count of 30 grams of marijuana but I do have a Non-Immigrant Waiver available to me such...
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General Prison Place Conversation
by
se_vnt3
on 26 Sep 2009
Filed under: visitation, inmate, family, son, prison, protest, activism, inmates, incarceration, Drug, Welfare, Waiver, Immigration, Hardship
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I am writing as a representative of "Tea Party 2008", a grassroots organization which is determined to make the concerns of those with loved ones in prison heard. In protest of the United States having the highest incarceration rate in the world, we have decided to hold a modern day "Boston...
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Lethal injection is the wrong debate Ray Krone Monday, January 14, 2008 The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments last week in Baze vs. Rees, which challenges the constitutionality of execution by lethal injection. While the court wrestles with technical issues concerning the Eighth Amendment's...
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NEWS - State Prisons
by
FreeJP
on 14 Jan 2008
Filed under: prison, prisons, news, state prison, State, state news, protest
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States Hesitate to Lead Change on Executions NEW YORK TIMES By ADAM LIPTAK When a state panel recommended last April that Tennessee abandon the three chemicals used in executions across the nation in favor of the single drug usually used in animal euthanasia, the state¹s corrections commissioner said...
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NEWS - State Prisons
by
FreeJP
on 3 Jan 2008
Filed under: overcrowding, california, prison, prisons, health, state prison, State, Indiana, state news, protest, conn, CT, colorado, texas, jail