Voices In America
The Crimes Of Immigration Court
Most Americans will never see the inside of an immigration court,
which is too bad, because if they did, maybe they would demand due
process, fairness, and the resources to ensure both sides have a shot
at getting something close to justice. Attorney Peter A. shares his
first-hand experience with the surreal world of America's worst court
system.
More Episodes
11/9/2017
The Blessing of Hospitality
Meet Catherine Wager, Deacon at Episcopal Diasis in Los Angeles. She opens her heart and her home to immigrants seeking asylum in the United States. Although Catherine has had guests in her home for up to 3 years at a time, she and her husband Bruce see the deed as nothing special. If you as Catherine why do this, she states "we do this because we can".
10/27/2017
Patriotic Protest or Enemies of America
Long before there was 49er quarterback Colin Kaepernik, San Francisco was home to another protestor, Harry Bridges; Australian immigrant, American citizen, union leader, protestor. The U.S. government’s efforts to throw Bridges out of the country is the story of loyal American dissent and the the price the protestor pays for exercising “free” speech.
10/17/2017
Someone’s Child
Too often, the fact that there are millions of refugees in the world becomes a deadening statistic. In this episode, the story of one refugee offers an insight into the horrors these refugees escape, and the challenges the face if they’re fortunate enough to come to America.