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Tag Archives: ports
Center for Migration Studies on Blockades of Asylum Seekers at Ports of Entry
The Center for Migration Studies (CMS) has released the following article, which is extremely timely given the government's current management of ports of entry and zero tolerance criminal prosecution policies at the border: Blockading Asylum Seekers at Ports of Entry… … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration law
Tagged Asylum, Blockades, center, Entry, Migration, ports, seekers, Studies
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Cruise Ships Too Large for Some Ports?
Photo Credit: Gordon Chibroski, Portland Press Herald Rockland, Maine residents to decide fate of ‘large cruise ships’ in local harbor? According to a news report in the Portland (ME) Press Herald, “The Rockland City Council may schedule a November advisory … Continue reading
International Cruise Victims Protect Passengers Sailing from California Ports
This week I traveled from Miami to California to attend a hearing at the state capital building in Sacramento. California Assemblyman Roger Hernández (D – West Covina) had introduced legislation that will permit the State of California to prosecute criminals … Continue reading
Posted in Admiralty-Maritime Law
Tagged California, Cruise, International, Passengers, ports, Protect, sailing, victims
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