Immigration Videos

Sheriff Joe Arpaio is a household name for all the wrong reasons. Known for accusations of racial profiling and immigration raids in Maricopa County, Arizona, Arpaio is held up as a hero by anti-immigrant groups but has created a climate of fear in his state, where the Latino community is afraid to call the police for common complaints for fear of deportation. Recently stripped of his federal authority to make immigration arrests, Arpaio continues to conduct raids and appears not to fear repercussions. Salvador Reza, U.S. Air Force veteran, community organizer and renowned immigrants rights activist, joins Laura for an exclusive interview on Arpaio's ongoing mistreatment of his community. Reza notes that the Obama administration, specifically Homeland Security secretary and former Arizona governor Janet Napolitano, have mostly made symbolic moves to control Arpaio, but in practice allow him to do whatever he wants. Going forward toward immigration reform, Reza calls for nationwide action. Thanks to Dennis Gilman for the video footage in this segment.

http://muslimworldexpert.com Expert Shaul Gabbay explains how he develops testimony for immigration cases that he is called upon to provide expert evidence.

Bradford H. Bernstein President of the Law Offices of Spar Bernstein talks about his New York immigration law practice with LBN host Scott Drake

The National Museum of Immigration - Pier 21, is located in Halifax, Nova Scotia. It operated as an ocean liner terminal and immigration shed from 1928 to 1971, and is Canada's last remaining ocean immigration shed. Join volunteer guide George ... Author: canadiantourism

Julie Bishop speaks to Fran about the long stand-off on board the Oceanic Viking -- which should be over by the end of the day. The government says the Sri Lankans on board have been offered no more incentive to quit the ship for the detention centre at Tanjung Pinang beyond the guarantee of rapid resettlement promised to the 22 who left the ship last week. The Prime Minister is coming under some pressure in Parliament over that deal, rejecting any talk of special treatment. He also denies being advised of the details of the offer before it was made by the government's Border Protection subcommittee.

The month-long stand-off on board the Oceanic Viking should be over by the end of today, with Indonesian officials saying the 56 Sri Lankan Tamils still on board the Australian customs vessel will start disembarking at 7.30am local time.