Even if ORR completed that reunification withoutcomplying with the TVPRA’s protections—something its declarant is unclear about—one exam-ple in almost 20 years is hardly a longstanding practice.

Congress spoke in mandatory and sweeping terms: this process “shall” apply to“[a]ny unaccompanied alien child” whom DHS seeks to “remove[].” Id. (emphases added). Atthe time, Congress knew about ORR’s reunification responsibility. Miles v. Apex Marine Corp.,498 U.S. 19, 32 (1990) (“We assume that Congress is aware of existing law when it passes legis-lation.”). If that responsibility authorized ORR to expel unaccompanied alien children from thecountry, it would be odd for Congress to have enacted the TVPRA’s comprehensive process with-out specifically acknowledging that supposed authority. Defendants’ view, after all, would renderthe TVPRA inapplicable any time ORR invoked this purported authority to expel an unaccompa-nied alien child for reunification purposes

aintiffs very likely have the better of the argument. The TVPRA contemplates that anunaccompanied alien child can leave the country in one of two ways: following an order of removalissued through removal proceedings under 8 U.S.C. § 1229a, or via voluntary departure under 8U.S.C. § 1229c.8 Thus, Defendants’ “reunification” plan, which is predicated on first expelling—that is, removing—these unaccompanied alien children from the United States, would circumventthe process that Congress established for doing so

Instead, the class depends on whether an unaccompanied child fromGuatemala has received either a final order of removal or permission from the Attorney Generalto voluntarily depart the United States. In any event, the record here is barren of evidence that anychild in the proposed class wants to return to Guatemala, even if their parents can be found. Allthe evidence suggests the opposite: Plaintiffs have offered over 30 declarations from Guatemalanchildren who object to being sent back.

In the end, only parentsfor about 50 to 57 of the 609 children that ORR identified to Guatemala “were willing to welcomeback their children.” Id. at 3–4. Even within that small group, though, “none of them was request-ing their [child’s] return.” Id. at 4. The parents of one child explained why: their daughter “hadreceived death threats and therefore could not live in” Guatemala, so they would “do everythingpossible to get her out of the country again” if the United States sent her back

efore “conducting home visits” with those families, the office called them and “dis-covered that the families were surprised”—and “some even annoyed”—by the outreach because“many” did “not expect” their children “to be returned to Guatemala.”

“[A]ll of these children,” counselasserted, “have their parents or guardians in Guatemala who are requesting their return.

That communication included a “Notice to Attorney of Record” that the provid-ers were to “immediate[ly] disseminat[e] to attorneys of record and child advocates,” presumablywithin that two-hour window in the middle of the night on a holiday weekend

helters in Texas, for example, called immigration attorneys at the South Texas Pro BonoAsylum Representation Project (“ProBAR”) just before midnight on August 30 to explain “thatthey had been told to prepare children to be repatriated.” ECF No. 20-3 ¶ 5. Transportation wouldapparently “arrive to pick them up in two hours.

At a hearing later that day, counsel for Defendants explainedwhy it was “fairly outrageous” for Plaintiffs to have sued: all Defendants wanted to do was reunifychildren with parents who had requested their return. But that explanation crumbled like a houseof cards about a week later. There is no evidence before the Court that the parents of these childrensought their return. To the contrary, the Guatemalan Attorney General reports

nd the Court will also grant their request for preliminary relief.Congress enacted into law a specific process for removing unaccompanied alien children likePlaintiffs, and Defendants’ “reunification” plan likely contravenes those statutory requirements.

The majority of the debt is the result of accepting illegal campaign contributions that exceeded federal limits, the bulk of which she has not yet returned, reported OpenSecrets.

Minerva Pérez Castro, Mexican seafood industry trade president, shot dead after calling out illegal fishing

let's just start blockading Russian ports nothing gets in or 00:16:57 out we're not going to s sink anything we're not going to kill anyone but we will detain some ships if Russia tries to get stuff in and out

illegal labs have used historical pharmacology research to formulate analogs of nitazenes as street drugs.

Alors que la liste des pièces justificatives exigibles lors de l’inscription scolaire estlimitée à trois documents, justifiant respectivement de l’identité de l’enfant, del’identité des personnes responsables de l’enfant et de la domiciliation de la familleconcernée sur la commune, les mairies refusent parfois les inscriptions malgré lesjustificatifs fournis, en demandant des pièces supplémentaires ou en refusant lespreuves de domiciliation apportées.

Marvin Gaye has a brief six-page file, which details an incident that followed him not being paid for a concert. Jimi Hendrix has a file including documents related to a pot bust in Canada. Mariam Makeba, an anti-apartheid activist who was married to Stokely Carmichael,  has a 292-page file which details the couple’s every move, including buying new home appliances.

Les membres du conseil de classe pourront proposer de manière collégiale des sanctions entérinées par le président. Les sanctions disciplinaires, conformément à la règlementation, ne doivent pas figurer

As serious leaks become more common, surely we can expect tougher laws. But these laws are also making it difficult for those of us who wish to improve security by studying actual data. For years we have fought increasingly restrictive laws but the government’s argument has always been that it would only affect criminals.

Records: Too many votes in 37% of Detroit’s precincts

numerous studies have found such voter fraud is virtually nonexistent.