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If you are a legal resident of the United States here on political asylum….and your son gets in law trouble?

what would the consequences be if family got in trouble with the law? ex: minor theft, or smoking weed, or something. idk, but what would happen? like would they be deported?
If you are legal, you would be subjected to the same laws as the rest of the population. Deportation no.

A Murky relationship: human rights and immig law (part 2/6)

Human rights and UK immigration & asylum policy.
A series of clips documenting a workshop at the Westminster International Law and Theory Centre (http://www.wmin.ac.uk/law/page-661) attended by some of the most active academics and practitioneres in the field who shared their past and present experiences of the immigration and asylum system (both national and regipnal) and presented [...]

A Murky relationship: human rights and immig law (part 1/6)

A series of clips documenting a workshop at the Westminster International Law and Theory Centre (http://www.wmin.ac.uk/law/page-661) attended by some of the most active academics and practitioneres in the field who shared their past and present experiences of the immigration and asylum system (both national and regipnal) and presented their ongoing work on various projects.
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j & j consulting immigration law radio spot – inmigracion

lawyer for immigration and citizen
inmigracion, immigration, abogado, lawyer, residencia, residency, green card, visa, deportacion, deportation, citizenship, ciudadania, asilo, political asylum, asylum, NACARA, TPS, immigracion
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A Murky relationship: human rights and immig law (part 5/6)

A series of clips documenting a workshop at the Westminster International Law and Theory Centre (http://www.wmin.ac.uk/law/page-661) attended by some of the most active academics and practitioneres in the field who shared their past and present experiences of the immigration and asylum system (both national and regipnal) and presented their ongoing work on various projects.
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Asylum seekers are supposed to seek asylum in the first country that they come to.Why isn’t this enforced?

This bunch of Lick-spittles in New Labour are very keen to brown-nose to the EU!
So why don’t they enforce European Law?
Why doesn’t the English-hating Polyphemic, Gordon Brown do something USEFUL in his miserable,vacillating life?
International law on asylum is b*ll*x.
It was setup to allow escapees from the evil USSR to get refuge in the west.
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about the appalling torture of the asylum seekers?

Is torture now the way forward for the so called law inforcers in britain?
and is torture now ligal in this world run by tinpots?
Has it not occurred to you that the same people who feign protest over torture are the same ones that make torture videos the most watched on the internet?

Did Brazil broke any International Law by the 1961 Vienna Convention?

If Brazil says that they did not give Political Asylum to Manuel Zelaya; that they only gave human help to him…and they let him play politics and call to civil insurgency
This is a very tricky thing.
I could see how allowing Zelaya in the embassy could break article 41 of the 1961 Vienna Convention because [...]

Can someone explain something to me. If the law is that Asulum seekers/refugees have to go to the nearest ?

safe country, why does England have so many. I mean I know why they come here, but why are they not sent to Turkey or Egypt or Rumania, etc
The UK is no where near countries that persecute people. Its an Island
Are all Asylum seekers IRISH? Is the Irish government persecuting people.
Also, if someone was genuinely [...]