INS Treats Kids As 'Aliens First,' Critics Say. / Marc Levy.
by Levy, Marc; SIRS Publishing, Inc.
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BookSeries: SIRS Enduring Issues 2003Article 5Environment. Publisher: Associated Press Newsfeatures, 2002ISSN: 1522-3205;.Subject(s): United States. Immigration and Naturalization Service | Bills -- Legislative | Detention of persons | Emigration and immigration law | Illegal aliens | Immigrant childrenDDC classification: 050 Summary: "Such cases have prompted an internal review of INS policies, a push by legal organizations and non-profit groups to establish a lawyer-referral system, and legislation in Congress to change the duties of the INS. The legislation would break off the role of custodian and caregiver from the INS, which is also the chief law enforcer dealing with juveniles in this country illegally." (THE RECORD) This article discusses support for legislation that will give the Justice Department's Office of Children's Services custody of illegal immigrant children who are minors rather than turning them over to the INS.
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Originally Published: INS Treats Kids As 'Aliens First,' Critics Say, Feb. 17, 2002; pp. A21.
"Such cases have prompted an internal review of INS policies, a push by legal organizations and non-profit groups to establish a lawyer-referral system, and legislation in Congress to change the duties of the INS. The legislation would break off the role of custodian and caregiver from the INS, which is also the chief law enforcer dealing with juveniles in this country illegally." (THE RECORD) This article discusses support for legislation that will give the Justice Department's Office of Children's Services custody of illegal immigrant children who are minors rather than turning them over to the INS.
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