DOJ filed border and immigration cases in California and Texas, while an illegal immigrant from Cuba attempted entry to Denver.
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Updated Aug 17
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What happened
DOJ filed border and immigration cases in California and Texas, while an illegal immigrant from Cuba attempted entry to Denver.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Cuba
sovereign state situated on an island in the Caribbean Sea
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department
office within an organization
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California
Italian singer and disc jockey (born 1990)
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- DOJ has indicted suspects in Iowa involving Cuban immigrants who were working in the state.
- Victor Hernandez discusses procedural roadblocks within the Department of Justice, noting that immigration courts fall under the Executive Office for Immigration Review. TRAC at Syracuse University is involved in the research.
- An individual with a background in the Iraq War is facing ICE proceedings, with the processing center in Aurora and an immigration hearing scheduled in Denver, while Cuba is under consideration.