WASHINGTON, DC – On August 16, the Attorney General of the United States issued a precedent-setting decision, Matter of L-A-B-R, that limits the discretion of immigration judges to grant continuances. By restricting the court’s use of a vital docketing tool, the decision further erodes judicial independence and will pressure judges to deny more …
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BAJA CALIFORNIA CONQUERED WITH GASTRONOMIC OFFER AT THE “MEXICO FOOD SHOW 2018”
Through the gastronomic wine and craft beer samples offered by SECTURE in its booth MEXICO CITY.- Aware of the importance of the gastronomic sector in Baja California and the impact it has had on tourism attraction, the State Government led by President Francisco Vega de Lamadrid, from the Secretary of …
Read More »Calexico Rotary Club Announces First Talent Show for October
-Editorial Are you a performer and want to showcase your talents? The Calexico Rotary Club is proud to announce that their first annual talent show will take place Saturday, October 20th at the Carmen Durazo Cultural Art Center located at 421 Heffernan Avenue in Calexico. After months of planning and …
Read More »Mayra Widmann Appointed as New Imperial County Deputy Chief Executive Officer
The County Executive Officer, Tony Rouhotas, Jr., has announced that the County of Imperial has hired Mayra Widmann as a new Deputy CEO. Mrs. Widmann will work under the direction of the CEO assisting with the management of the County Budget & Fiscal Department. “Mrs. Widmann brings a wealth of …
Read More »3 Tips For Making Better Ethical Decisions Every Day
International Ethics Expert Provides Guidance To Help You Avoid A Double Standard In How You Treat Others News reports bring us plenty of examples of poor professional ethics being practiced in business, entertainment, and government. But in terms of personal ethics as applied to everyday choices that we don’t read …
Read More »Improving air quality at the Salton Sea
As a participant in the largest ag-to-urban water transfer in the nation, IID is implementing a series of air quality mitigation projects around the Salton Sea. At full ramp-up, the transfer will send up to 300,000 acre-feet of conserved water per year to urban areas of the state. This reduces …
Read More »Rep. Juan Vargas Attends Milestone Ribbon Cutting of PedEast
PedEast is the latest development of the greater San Ysidro Port of Entry Modernization Project San Ysidro, CA. – Yesterday, Rep. Juan Vargas (CA-51) attended the ribbon cutting ceremony of PedEast at the San Ysidro Land Port of Entry. The new structure is the latest development of the Port’s modernization …
Read More »BAJA CALIFORNIA HAS THE MOST IMPORTANT ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE BEGINNING OF 2018
32 quarters of growth have been accumulated MEXICALI, BC- With the sum of efforts of the productive sectors and the contribution of business support programs promoted by the State Government led by Governor Francisco Vega de Lamadrid, the economy of Baja California started with a dynamic growth in the first …
Read More »By Choosing to Understand and Embrace Change, We Can Control It To Our Advantage
Morristown, TN ― We are all affected constantly by change—and whether it’s positive or negative change, our first response is usually fear. We fret over what this change will mean for us and set up all sorts of scenarios in our mind of its possible outcome. But the truly successful …
Read More »ACLU Statement on Ninth Circuit Decision Affirming First Amendment Right to Photograph Near Ports of Entry
SAN DIEGO – Yesterday, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals issued an opinion in Askins et al. v. DHS. The case involves the public’s First Amendment right to photograph and record matters and events exposed to public view from outdoor and exterior areas at or near ports of entry. The …
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