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Sharma-Crawford Attorney at Law:
The Laken Riley Act is set to become law, granting federal authorities unprecedented power to detain and deport immigrants charged with certain crimes—even minor ones—without waiting for a conviction.
Experts warn that this bill undermines due process, pushes harmful narratives linking immigration to crime, and risks turning minor charges into life-altering deportations.
Is this truly about public safety—or does it create more harm than good?
Read the full article to understand the risks.
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Kansas schools get guidance on President Trump's directive on migrant arrests
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U.S. judge temporarily blocks Trump's birthright citizenship order.
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IMPORTANT UPDATE: DHS Policy Change on Protected Areas
Immigration authorities can now conduct arrests in schools, healthcare facilities, and places of worship under a new policy from the Department of Homeland Security.
The Biden-era guidance that established "protected areas" like schools and churches to ensure access to essential services has been rescinded. According to DHS, this move empowers law enforcement to act in these spaces.
Key Reminder: This change does NOT eliminate your Fourth Amendment right to demand a judicial warrant for access to non-public areas. Stay informed and know your rights!
Read the full article here.
KIC in the News
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Resolution SCR 1602 in Kansas calls for full cooperation with federal immigration laws.
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Families turning to immigration attorneys for guidance amid new Trump administration policies.
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Uncertainty in Wichita's Immigrant Community Amid Trump's New Policies 📢
Friends, the concern within our community is clear. Hispanics make up 18% of our city’s population, and many fear the impact of President Trump’s new executive orders.
📌 The Impact on the Immigrant Community
Immigrants in Kansas are a fundamental part of our society. They contribute to every sector of the economy, are professionals, activists, directors of social organizations, mothers, and fathers who have found a home here far from the violence and poverty in their countries of origin.📢 The Voice of the Community
I spoke with Esmeralda, a community leader and DACA recipient, who shared her concerns about the future of the program and the challenges the immigrant community faces, especially under this new administration. -
Kansas Immigration Coalition combats fear of deportation through education.
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In light of the possible deportations of Donald Trump, a coalition in Kansas is focused on informing and preparing this community with necessary information.
In our state, various organizations have joined together to form a coalition for a clear purpose: to help immigrant families be better prepared for possible deportations.
This initiative seeks to provide tranquility and reduce the issues facing the migrant community, especially in the midst of the uncertainty generated by Donald Trump's new mandate.
Support and information tools here: