Trump Signs Memorandum That’d Make Immigrant Sponsors Reimburse Government for Welfare Use
President Trump is drawing on Clinton-era legislation to further his own crackdown on immigration.
Ryan J. Farrick
Ryan Farrick is a freelance writer and small business advertising consultant based out of mid-Michigan. Passionate about international politics and world affairs, he’s an avid traveler with a keen interest in the connections between South Asia and the United States. Ryan studied neuroscience and has spent the last several years working as an operations manager in transportation logistics.
Supreme Court Lets Lawsuit Against Newport Beach, CA, Police Shooting of Mentally Ill Man Continue
The High Court’s refusal means Newport Beach officers’ use of force may be judged by a jury.
Class Action Accuses Lyft of Securities Fraud, Misleading Investors
The lawsuit alleges that Lyft intentionally concealed big risks from investors before going public.
Sacramento Sued for Mass Arrests During Stephon Clark Protests
The lawsuit says officers wanted to keep protesters out of Sacramento’s wealthy east side.
Judge Certifies Guatemalan Woman’s Class Action Against Trump Administration
The ACLU of Massachusetts filed a lawsuit against the administration after Lillian Calderon–a Guatemalan native–was detained after a marriage interview.
Prison Medical Contractors Corizon Health & Corizon LLC Settle Disability Discrimination Lawsuit
Corizon, like many private prison operators and contractors, has been the subject of vigorous litigation for years.
Minnesota Lawsuit Aims to Make Vatican Publish Names of Sex Predator Priests
Three of the plaintiffs are brothers–and this is their third time suing the Holy See.
GEO Group Might Have to Pay Back Immigrant Detainees Made to Work for $1 Per Day
The GEO Group insists its facilities are being targeted because of President Trump’s politics.
California Data Privacy Act Expansion Hits a Dead End
The legislative addition would’ve led individuals sue tech companies which misuse their data.
Delaware A.G. Investigating Prison Health Contractor Connections Community for Document Forgery
The attorney general’s investigation is another bad sign for Delaware’s beleaguered prisons.