Something Has to Change By Jay Goodman Usually as time goes by organizations, companies, or institutions become better. Even as human beings growing up from childhood to adulthood, we learn along the way. Naturally we learn from other peoples mistakes, and of course our own. How can we grow or how can any business […]
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Everyone That Is Building Something in America, Speaks Spanish By Jim Baron How many times do we hear: “I do not have any problem with immigrants I just have a problem with illegality that they came here illegally�?. “Why cannot they get on the line.�? There is a very simple and sad response: Let us
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Los Trabajadores Indocumentados Están Protegidos Por La Ley De Vías De Pago De Texas Los derechos que le otorga son los siguientes: Los trabajadores indocumentados tienen el derecho de qué quien los contrata les especifique en qué día van a recibir su pago. Si el empleador no les indica cuál será el día de
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Hello Everybody, This is how I think the trial went. Based on everything I’ve been told, however, they never had a case to begin with. Even with the tape introduced by the undercover fed and James Garretson’s involvement in the case, the prosecutors only found “evidence” for the grand jury after Jeff Lowe and
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John Reinke’s Interview Below is the transcript of an interview with John Reinke over his experience working with Joe and on the Tiger Sanctuary. John Reinke: Hey, I am John Reinke, I’ve worked with Joe for 14 years at GW Zoo and we became pretty close during that time. Interviewer: Been there for 14
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Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) SIJS is a classification given to children who have been abandoned, neglected, or abused by one or both of their parents. The details of the mistreatment must be established by the family or juvenile courts, usually through a suit that alters the parent-child relationship. Children who can prove that they
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