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Attorney Famuyide Brings Dead Immigration Cases Back to life

There is a saying that you are not a failure until you stop trying. This has been the approach of Attorney Famuyide to some dead immigration cases which he miraculously helped resurrect from the dead. This pattern of good news remained unabated to some hopeless immigrants who waited for about 10years to apply .....
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Visa Bulletin For June 2011

Number 33 Volume IX A. STATUTORY NUMBERS
1. This bulletin summarizes the availability of immigrant numbers during June. Consular officers are required to report to the Department of State documentarily qualified applicants for numerically limited visas; U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services in the Department of Homeland Security reports applicants for adjustment of status. Allocations were made, to the extent possible, in chronological order of reported priority dates, for demand received by May 11th. If not all demand could be satisfied, the category or foreign state in which demand was excessive was deemed oversubscribed. The cut-off date for an oversubscribed category is the priority date of the first applicant who could not be reached within the numerical limits. Only applicants who have a priority date earlier than the cut-off date may be allotted a number. If it becomes necessary during the monthly allocation process to retrogress a cut-off date, supplemental requests for numbers will be honored only if the priority date falls within the new cut-off date announced in this bulletin. 2. Section 201 of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) sets an annual minimum family-sponsored preference limit of 226,000. The worldwide level for annual employment-based preference immigrants is at least 140,000. Section 202 prescribes that the percountry limit for preference immigrants is set at 7% of the total annual family-sponsored and employmentbased preference limits, i.e., 25,620. The dependent area limit is set at 2%, or 7,320. 3. INA Section 203(e) provides that family-sponsored and employment-based preference visas be issued to
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eligible immigrants in the order in which a petition in behalf of each has been filed. Section 203(d) provides that spouses and children of preference immigrants are entitled to the same status, and the same order of consideration, if accompanying or following to join the principal. The visa prorating provisions of Section 202(e) apply to allocations for a foreign state or dependent area when visa demand exceeds the percountry limit. These provisions apply at present to the following oversubscribed chargeability areas: CHINA-mainland born, INDIA, MEXICO, and PHILIPPINES. 4. Section 203(a) of the INA prescribes preference classes for allotment of Family-sponsored immigrant visas as follows:
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Family-Sponsored Preference
Employment-Based Preference
When an allocation cut-off number is shown, visas are available only for applicants with DV regional lottery rank numbers BELOW the specified allocation cut-off number:
First (F1): Unmarried Sons and Daughters of U.S. Citizens: 23,400 plus any numbers not required for fourth preference. Second: Spouses and Children, and Unmarried Sons and Daughters of Permanent Residents: 114,200, plus the number (if any) by which the worldwide family preference level exceeds 226,000, plus any unused first preference numbers: A. (F2A) Spouses and Children of Permanent Residents: 77% of the overall second preference limitation, of which 75% are exempt from the per-country limit; B. (F2B) Unmarried Sons and Daughters (21 years of age or older) of Permanent Residents: 23% of the overall second preference limitation.
Third (F3): Married Sons and Daughters of U.S. Citizens: 23,400, plus any numbers not required by first and second preferences. fourth (F4): Brothers and Sisters of Adult U.S. Citizens: 65,000, plus any numbers not required by first three preferences. On the chart below, the listing of a date for any class indicates that the class is oversubscribed (see paragraph 1); C means current, i.e., numbers are available for all qualified applicants; and U means unavailable, i.e., no numbers are available. (NOTE: Numbers are available only for applicants whose priority date is earlier than the cut-off date listed below.)
Diversity Immigrant (DV) Category
First: Priority Workers: 28.6% of the worldwide employmentbased preference level, plus any numbers not required for fourth and fifth preferences. Second: Members of the Professions Holding Advanced Degrees or Persons of Exceptional Ability: 28.6% of the worldwide employmentbased preference level, plus any numbers not required by first preference.
Other Workers: 28.6% of the worldwide level, plus any numbers not required by first and second preferences, not more than 10,000 of which to *Other Workers. Fourth: Certain Special Immigrants: 7.1% of the worldwide level. Fifth: Employment Creation: 7.1% of the worldwide level, not less than 3,000 of which reserved for investors in a targeted rural or high-unemployment area, and 3,000 set aside for
investors in regional centers by Sec. 610 of P.L. 102-395. On the chart below, the listing of a date for any class indicates that the class is oversubscribed (see paragraph 1); C means current, i.e., numbers are available for all qualified applicants; and U means unavailable, i.e., no numbers are available. (NOTE: Numbers are available only for applicants whose priority date is earlier than the cut-off date listed below.)
Section 203(c) of the INA provides up to 55,000 immigrant visas each fiscal year to permit additional immigration opportunities for persons from countries with low admissions during the previous five years. The NACARA stipulates that beginning with DV-99, and for as long as necessary, up to 5,000 of the 55,000 annually-allocated diversity visas will be made available for use under the NACARA program. This
resulted in reduction of the DV-2011 annual limit to 50,000. DV visas are divided among six geographic regions. No one country can receive more than seven percent of the available diversity visas in any one year.
For June, immigrant numbers in the DV category are available to qualified DV-2011 applicants chargeable to all Third: Skilled Workers, and regions/eligible countries as follows. Professionals,
*Employment Third Preference Other Workers Category: Section 203(e) of the Nicaraguan and Central American Relief Act (NACARA) passed by Congress in November 1997, as amended by Section 1(e) of Pub. L. 105-139, provides that once the Employment Third Preference Other Worker (EW) cut-off date has reached the priority date of the latest EW petition approved prior to November 19, 1997, the 10,000 EW numbers available for a fiscal year are to be reduced by up to 5,000 annually beginning in the following fiscal year. This reduction is to be made for as long as necessary to offset adjustments under the NACARA program. Since the EW cut-off
*NOTE: For June, F2A numbers EXEMPT from per-country limit are available to applicants from all countries with priority dates earlier than 22JUL07. F2A numbers SUBJECT to per-country limit are available to applicants chargeable to all countries EXCEPT MEXICO with priority dates beginning 22JUL07 and earlier than 22AUG07. (All F2A numbers provided for MEXICO are exempt from the per-country limit; there are no F2A numbers for MEXICO subject to per-country limit.)
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Attorney Famuyide Brings Dead Immigration Cases Back to Life

sum of $1000 as penalty for violating the U.S. immigration law. Under the LIFE Act, aliens were given until April 30, 2001 to file their petitions with the then Immigration & Naturalization Service (INS) now the U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services (USCIS). Many immigrants at that time took advantage of the LIFE Act. Some petitioned through marriage and within two years their petitions and adjustment of status applications were adjudicated. A large number of immigrants petitioned through their brothers and sisters reluctantly due to the long waiting period required for their priority date to become current.
Joseph R. Famuyide, Esq.
There is a saying that you are not a failure until you stop trying. This has been the approach of Attorney Famuyide to some dead immigration cases which he incredibly helped resurrect from the dead. This pattern of good news remain unabated to some hopeless immigrants who had waited for 10years or more to apply for adjustment of status based on petitions filed by their siblings only to find out that underlying petitions had been To some of these imdenied several years migrants, waiting for back. 10years before obtaining their green On or about December cards was not part of 21, 2000, the former their plans, so they President of the United handled the processStates, Bill Clinton ing and follow up aided the passing of the petition with of a law called the levity. Unfortunately, LIFE Act. The LIFE the alternative routes Act contained some to permanent resident relief one of which status some of these allowed illegal immi- immigrants were grants in the United waiting for never maStates who entered the terialized. Suddenly U.S. without inspec- about 10years later, tion and those whose they have to fall back initial entry visa had on the petition filed by expired who were their siblings which trying to adjust their they did not take sestatus other than an riously as the only immediate relative hope and source of to apply and obtain obtaining permanent their green cards in resident status. Some the U.S. by paying the of these immigrants
read it in the U.S. Immigration News that it is now okay for those who filed brothers and sisters petition in 2001 to obtain their green cards and they began to scramble for help. Upon enquiry, some of these petitions had been denied several years ago. The 10year waiting period had gone waste. The U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services at some point sent requests for additional documents to the petitioners, but there were no responses. Some immigrants and petitioners had changed addresses in the course of the 10years. Some received requests but did not act on them. Some did not receive any request because they had relocated. These immigrants are devastated now when they see others who used to be in similar situations being issued employment authorization cards. Their last hopes of obtaining permanent resident status
have been dashed.
gardless of the age of the notices, AttorSome immigrants ney Famuyide found started bringing these a way round the law cases to Attorney through motion pracFamuyide in 2010 tice and other legal when the priority tactics to help these date for this category frustrated immigrants. became current. Mi- Some of them now raculously these dead have employment aucases are being res- thorization cards and urrected through the are waiting for the isoffice of Attorney suance of their green Joseph Famuyide to cards as soon as the the delight of the con- current retrogression cerned immigrants. abates. For example, on May 16, 2011, Attorney If you are an immiFamuyide restored grant in this hopeless two of such cases. situation, please do Prior to these, another not give up, seek help case that was denied immediately. If your years ago was also case was approved reinstated through and you did not apply motion practice. for adjustment of status before January Following the literal 2011 when the priorreading of the law, ity date was current, restoring these cases it is important that was an impossible you retain an attorney mission. The law re- for your case immequires the submission diately. Even though of requested docu- the priority date had ments within the time retrogressed, it might frame specified in the become current again notice. Usually the within the next few petitioner is required months. You cannot to submit the docu- afford to miss the opments within 30days. portunity again. Some of the notices were 4years old. Re- At the moment the
priority date for preference category four relating to brothers and sisters is March 8, 2000. The meaning of this is that only petitions filed before March 8, 2000 are due to become green cards on or after June 1, 2011. It is important to retain a lawyer to help monitor when your priority becomes current. This article is for your information only. It is not a representation of any future outcome. If you have any legal situation similar to that depicted in this article, please feel free to consult with a qualified immigration attorney to review your case and counsel you. If you need legal representation, please feel free to contact Attorney Famuyide at 718-647-6767 or send email to jfamuyide@ aol.com. USI News
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The Chatter About Comprehensive Immigration Reform Grows Louder

As the campaign for the 2012 Presidential election officially takes off, President Obamas chat about the Comprehensive Immigration Reform grows louder and louder. After spending all the political capitals the President earned from the 2008 election on the healthcare law which has become a big drag for his presidency, he has been very hesitant to take on another big reform bill that could affect his reelection in 2012. But with the killing of the world terror chief on May 1, 2011, the President has earned another political capital that could help him in the 2012 election, if he spends the capital on as well. They have to admit that they broke On May 11, 2011 the law, pay their following series of taxes, pay a fine and short speeches about learn English. And Comprehensive Im- they have to undergo migration Reform, background checks the President summarized what his own version of Comprehensive Immigration Reform will look like. According to the president, his comprehensive immigration reform would include, First, we know that government has a and a lengthy process threshold responsi- before they can get in bility to secure the line for legalization. borders and enforce And fourth, stopping the law. Second, busi- illegal immigration nesses have to be also depends on reheld accountable if forming our outdated they exploit undocu- system of legal immimented workers, he gration. said. Third, those who are here illegally The president further have a responsibility reiterates his support immigration reform. for the Dream Act. According to him, [W]e should stop punishing innocent young people for the actions of their parents by denying them the migration Reform will include legalization for long term residents. This will provide a pathway to citizenship for any alien lawfully admitand the guest workers program. Whatever the President decides to do, immigrants in the United States will benefit from any Comprehensive Immigration Reform bill passed into law. Let us all support the President to make this happen. Be proactive and make a call today. Write a letter to the White House, The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC 20500. Call the Senate President, Sen. Harry Reid at 202-224- 3542, the Speaker of the House, John Boehner at (202) 225-0100 and Senator Schumer at 202-2246542 USI News
chance to earn an education or serve in the military, Thats why we need to pass the Dream Act.
ted for permanent residence.
The President might propose something similar to the bill Hopefully this year, supported by some the president will push Republicans in 2007 immigration reform whereby immigration through the U.S. Con- to the U.S. will be gress. Any proposed based on education/ Comprehensive Im- earned legalization
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We often hear of heartbreak in relationship and marriage related matters, but the mother of all heartbreaks occurred on May 13, 2011 when the U.S. Department of State announced the cancellation of the result of the Diversity Visa Lottery 2012 released on May 2, 2011. In one day, the U.S. government broke the hearts of about 100,000 winners all over the world by turning their celebration to a major destabilization of their new found plan to migrate to the United States.
According to the announcement made by David T. Donahue, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Visa Services, the result released on May 2, 2011 was not fair. It was not random as required by law. Those selected were only from those who filed their entry on the first two days of the entry period. The random selection was supposed to be from every valid entry entered from October 5, 2010 to November 3, 2010. Unfortunately, the computer only picked winners from those who filed their entries from October 5, 2010 to October 6, On the day the result 2010. was canceled, I received an email from The U.S. Department Romania from one of of State Bulletin rethose who were se- leased on May 13, lected in the result re- 2011 reads in part as leased on May 2, 2011; follows: We regret to it reads in part, Like inform you that, due you probably found to a computer proout already the results gramming problem, of DV 2012 released the results of the 2012 on May 1 have been Diversity Lottery cancelled because that were previously they say it was a com- posted on this website puter error. Can we have been voided. do anything about They were not valid this injustice? I was a and were posted in winner and I already error. The results were sent the papers for not valid because they further processing.... did not represent a now they say they fair, random seleccancelled that result.... tion of entrants, as reWhat can we do? I quired by U.S. law. sold my car and lot of things to have enough If you checked this money to show at the website during the interview. Regards, first week in May and Flavius Romania found a notice that you had been selected I believe time will tell for further processing us what could be done or a notice that you on this matter. Every- had not been selected, one is still trying to that notice has been digest what happened. rescinded and is no
The Result of DV Lottery 2012 Released on May 2, 2011 Canceled
longer valid. A new selection process will be conducted based on the original entries for the 2012 program. If you submitted a qualified entry from October 5, 2010 to November 3, 2010, your entry remains with us. It will be included in the new selection lottery. Your confirmation number to check results on this website is still valid. We expect the results of the new selection process to be available on this website on or about July 15, 2011. We regret any inconvenience this might have caused. In the 3rd world where people do not have constant access to the internet, some of those who allegedly won on May 2, 2011 may not know that the result has been canceled. Some of them might still be making travel arrangements, selling their properties with
the hope of migrating to the United States. This is where the issue of justice comes in. At the end of the day, some of the winners of May 2, 2011 might not win again when the amended result is released on July 15, 2011 as announced by the U.S. Department of State.
the life of immigrants negatively. Some years ago, the U.S. Department of State released a visa bulletin report that suddenly showed that priority date for nurses was current. Many of us scrambled to prepare applications for our clients only to wake up the next day and found the error corMaybe the U.S. Con- rected. Lawyers rose gress might do some- up to fight alleging thing about this if that the U.S. Departpeople will take time ment of State made out to call their Sena- us work for nothing. tors. America is a After an intense prescountry where the sure, the U.S. Departissue of justice is not ment of State decided handled with levity. and granted 30days Please call your con- filing period for gressman and woman nurses. Those affected to do something to were granted employremedy this error and ment authorization take care of the in- cards. They are still nocent victims of the getting employment State Department authorization cards computer error. now while waiting for their priority date to I must say that this is become current. not the first time there will be computer error Hopefully this DV at the U.S. State De- Lottery result canpartment that impact cellation will get a
similar ending. Please note that all candidates who applied to the DV 2012 between October 5, 2010 and November 3, 2010 will have equal chance to win again. Some of those who won before could win again and some of those who did not win before could win later. The result will be released online on July 15, 2011. All candidates who applied to the DV lottery 2012 must log in to the U.S. Department of State website with their confirmation number to find out their fate. The result of DV 2012 will not be sent by mail. If you applied and do not know how to check or you do not have access to the internet, please come to or call the Law Office of Joseph Famuyide with your confirmation number and we will check the result contd on pg 11
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From Green Card Interview to Immigration Detention

client if he had any problem previously saved the day because my client would have lied and that would have created another problem entirely. approach now is to disclose all your issues to your attorney to enable him formulate plans to get you out of your problem. was previously called would continue to renew the employment authorization card for many years before any interview would be scheduled. It was the In some of the inter- most convenient way views I have attended to begin to enjoy the in the past few years, blessings of America. some issues stand out Asylum at that time among many as pit- was more popular than falls to the adjustment marriage, since there of status. The chief was no need to obtain of such is a previous any divorce from the asylum case which has spouse abroad and it been denied. cost nothing to file. In the early 90s, the norm was for a newly arrived immigrant to be advised to apply for asylum. The primary goal was for the immigrant to obtain employment authorization card, social security number and a drivers license to enable the immigrant secure employment and start a new life. The INS as After many years, some of these applicants were called for interview. Some did not attend because of fear of not being able to substantiate the story cooked up for them by the socalled immigration experts operating out of Barber Shops who helped in preparing the applications. Some attended and were referred to appear before an immigration Judge. Some decided to relocate with a view to beat the system. At the end of the day, most asylum applications were denied because Judges saw a pattern of application stemming from the same event. These judges issued final order of removal against some immigrants which remained in their records. Many of these applicants later married U.S. citizens and without informing their attorneys, applied for adjustment of status with a view that the asylum issue will not come up. To the surprise of these applicants, the asylum issue they thought was buried years ago now stands between them and permanent resident status. They are stuck in the U.S. Some of them end up being arrested at the green card interview. At this time in the immigration process, there is no substitute for full disclosure. There are many more possible impediments to adjustment of status, but the space allotted to this article will not permit me to address all of them. If you have any question regarding issues similar to the one raised in this article, please feel free to contact Joseph Famuyide, Esq. at 718-647-6767 or send your email question to jfamuyide@aol.com.
It is no longer an exaggeration to say that the latest high-tech equipments used by the Department of Homeland Security could find a needle in a haystack. At a recent interview before the U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Service, my client was trying to hide an issue that occurred as far back as 1974. It was his opinion, almost to his detriment that there was no need to inform me since there was no computer at that time and that it is impossible for the USCIS to discover the matter.
The U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Service has moved far beyond the 21st century in the type of high tech equipments used to detect previous violations or problems with any governmental agencies, but immigrants are still operating in the mentality of the 1970s that you could pass through the immigration process Surprisingly, before with your garbage we had the opportu- undetected. nity to say anything, the examiner informed It is high time immius that my client had a grants rose above the problem in 1974. The myth of invisibility fact that the exam- with which they apiner chose to inform proach the immigraus rather than ask my tion process. The best
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Go Forward! A command to beloved Sisters.

move forward to achieve our goals in life. If there are steps to be taken to get to delivered from the bondage almost caught up with them your defense! that they were in under and they began to panic. Further in the story Egyptian rule. They had They started to complain above, the Lord told Moses, Why are you crying out to me? Tell the people to go forward! Use your Shepherd staff, hold it out over the water, and a path will open up before you through the Sea. Then all the people of Israel will walk through on dry ground (Ex.14:15&16). The first thing that comes to mind in these verses is that God pointed out that the power to move forward is in Moses hand. This He did by reminding Moses of the shepherds rod that was in his hand. Secondly, God told him to command the Israelites to go forward. Moses had faith and obeyed God, the red sea parted by divine orchestration and the people passed through the water on dry ground. Their enemies who pursued after all perished in the sea. The Israelites had a choice to go forward or be overtaken and destroyed by their enemies. In going forward, there Cutting the placenta of some relationships can be painful but neces- are several things that you need to know and do, sary for you to achieve your purpose. People around you may not un- among which are: derstand your decisions; you may even lose some friends. It is alright, 1. You must assess your because eventually everything will become clear and the same ones past and current situation. 2. Know that there are risks who criticized you will glorify God on your behalf. involved. 3. Examine your current the next level and you fail to escape in the night - ev- to Moses, telling him that network of friends and to take them, you will have eryone, men, women, chil- they would have preferred acquaintances in order no one to blame but your- dren and cattle. In Exodus to have died in Egypt than to upgrade or increase self when you see the years chapter 14, we read of how in watery graves in the them. You may also need rolling by and can see only they were pursued by the dessert. Moses reassured to cut off some relationlittle or no achievement. Egyptian Army into the wil- them of Gods power to ships. Abraham and Lot The Israelites in the derness. The people started deliver them saying, Just in Genesis 13:6 had to go Bible were the chosen to complain to Moses, who stand where you are and different ways because of people of God whose lives was their leader when they watch the Lord rescue you. the constant strife between as a nation were chronicled started encountering prob- The Egyptians that you see their servants which did not throughout the old testa- lems. One of the major today will never be seen foster progress. ment of the Bible. The ones was that while they again. The Lord himself 3. Have faith in God to see entire book of Exodus tells were resting at Pihahi- will fight for you. You you through and know that the story of how they were roth, Pharaoh and his army wont have to lift a finger in you have the power in you contd on pg 23
Re. Grace Eledan USI News Columnist I was reading through an article on the internet about the UK tour of President Barak Obama and his wife Michelle recently and saw something that stirred my mind. The first lady paid a visit to a girls school in London and was asked what they teach to their two children Sasha and Malia to help them achieve their goals. She replied, Read, write, read, read She went on to tell them that one of the reasons why President Obama is a good communicator is because he is a good writer and a voracious reader. First lady Michelle told the girls; read, read, read She encouraged them to write, saying that practice makes one better. The other advice that the first lady gave to the girls on relationship with spouses and with one another in her own words is: Do not bring people into your lives who weigh you down. Trust your instincts. Good relationships feel good, they feel right, they dont hurt and they are not painful not just with somebody you want to marry, its with friends that you choose too and people you surround yourself with. That is just as important as the school that you choose. Reading and identifying with these made me to think about how as women and men too we can
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OH BABY! contd.
She raised her head up to heaven, shaking her head in a sad way, Please God, have mercy on me. Youve always answered my prayers; do this for me as well. She pleaded. Then she remembered that according to the ovulation chart on the wall in the bedroom, she and her husband were supposed to have sex this weekend. They had been following the chart for some time now to conceive, also monitoring her temperature but nothing had happened. She heaved a sigh as she shook her head again. ********** Richard parked his car at the usual place in the compound of the church. About eight cars were already there. The senior pastors car was parked close to one of the side entrances. Richard could hear the choir rehearsing. He got down, walked up to the building and pushed open one of the beautifully carved double doors at the side. He entered the church auditorium and looked at the people there. His immediate younger brother, Pete who was in charge of music was with the choristers who were rehearsing songs for Sunday service. When Pete saw him, he signaled at the choir to continue singing and came to Richard to greet him. Hows your son? Richard asked his brother. Hes fine, thanks. Pete answered. He was as tall as Richard. Mom called me yesterday. She said she Pete returned to the choir while Richard looked round the well decorated hall. The backdrop behind the two-feet raised altar was recently decorated with an interwoven array of gold, green and orange cloth. The filing cabinets were close to his desk. He looked up when Richard came in. After the greetings, he told Richard of a man who had come earlier to look for him. Oh, he was here? I need to see him. Did the Senior Pastors. He opened the door that separated his office from the secretarys and entered the small room. A picture of Tammy was on his table, with his Bible and some papers. He walked across to the
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Tammy heard the sound of the puppies coming close and soon they appeared, walking beside Ringo, going to the other side of the compound. She sighed. Even Ringo had children. Her heart broke. She closed her eyes and prayed with tears, God, even this dog has children. Open my womb and let me have children. Help me Lord. She paused, pursing her lips in sorrow, and then she opened her mouth again, to make a vow. If You give me children, I will give them back to You, they will serve You - everyone of them. And for every conception, I will bring a gift to the church. She thought of what she could give. I will give one hundred thousand naira as an offering as soon as my pregnancy is confirmed and on my first day of bringing each child to the church, I will roll on the altar seven times in the presence of everyone, to show my appreciation to You.
couldnt get you on phone. She wanted you to come and see her. Richard told Pete. Yes. She got through to me later in the evening. I was with her and Dad this morning. Oh, good. Which songs are you guys singing tomorrow? Gods gonna make a way and Lean on me. Pete told his brother. Richard nodded his approval. Okay. Ill see you later. I have to see Pastor and I have a meeting with some people.
altar was covered with green-black rug carpet while the pulpit was made from a modern transparent acrylic unique wonder material. The floor of the church was covered with white tiles. The single chairs had white padded seats. The hall was clean. Richard left and went in the direction of his private office. He opened a door and entered the reception. Jacob, the church secretary was there. He sat behind his desk, facing the entrance. He was busy working on the computer. Two
he leave his phone number? Yes, this is it. Jacob held a small sheet of paper in his hand. Richard told him, Please call him for me and tell him to come around 6.30PM. Thats when my meetings will end. Okay, Pastor Richard. Jacob said and lifted the receiver. Is the pastor in the office? Richard asked. No. Hes left for the meeting. I have to go and meet them. Richard said as he turned. His office was beside
table and picked the Bible. As he walked out of the secretarys office toward the meeting room, his phone began to vibrate before it started to sing the popular hymn How Great Thou Art, to alert him of an incoming call. He didnt recognize the number but picked it anyway. It could be a church member, a friend or one of his clients. It was Mr. John, a church member who needed to see him that evening about some problems he was having with his contd on pg 13
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Lisa-Anne Ray-Byers speechlrb@yahoo.com Q. Last summer my son was stung by a bee that led to swelling and a horrible allergic reaction. Im afraid that the same thing will happen this year but I cant lock him up in the house all summer. Do you have any suggestions? A. As the weather gets warmer we will encounter many insects. Here are some to keep away from! Many bugs give us reason for pause, including poisonous spiders, chiggers, bees and lice. But few get under our skin quite literally like the tick. TICKS Be careful of ticks they can cling to you as you brush past grass and plants. Ticks dont always carry diseases, and most bites are not serious. But they can carry diseases such as the Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever. To prevent tick bites, keep your arms, legs, and head covered when outdoors. Use tick repellant with DEET but not on children under 2 years old. Check for ticks after spending time in grassy or wooded
areas. You dont usually need to test your child or the tick and your child doesnt need antibiotics after a tick bite. Instead, you should just watch the child for symptoms, especially a rash developing at the site of the tick bite and/or a fever. Saving the tick in a container might be helpful though. Other things to keep in mind: tick infections, except Rocky Mountain spotted fever, are usually not transmitted from dog ticks, which are larger than the deer ticks that carry many of these infections. Dogs and other pets can carry deer ticks though. ticks are most likely to transmit infection after feeding for two or more days, so you can greatly reduce your childs risk of infection by doing daily tick checks, especially when your child is outdoors a lot, such as when hiking or camping, in high risk areas. there is usually a seasonal pattern to tick infections, such as Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever which are most common during the late spring and summer months in the United States. The symptoms of tick infections depend on what bacteria the tick carry. The most commonly recognized symptom is usually a rash, which can look like: the classic bullseye rash, erythema
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migrans, that occurs with Lyme disease a similar red, expanding rash with central clearing following the bite of the lone star tick in the southeast or south central United States, causing Southern tickassociated rash illness (STARI). the more subtle rash with small, flat, pink, non-itchy spots (macules) on the wrists, forearms, and ankles that children with Rocky Mountain spotted fever can get SPIDERS Wood piles and tree stumps thats where poisonous female Black Widow Spiders hide. Black widow spider bites may cause sharp, shooting pain up the limb, but they can also be painless. Severe muscle cramps, nausea, vomiting, seizure, and a rise in blood pressure may follow soon after. Get medical care immediately. Anti venom medicine is available. Most bites occur in rural and suburban areas and occur between the months of April and October. These spiders tend to bite defensively when their webs are disturbed. Bites to babies and children may be more serious than bites to adults. What are the signs and symptoms of a black widow spider bite? In most cases of a black widow spider bite, symptoms consist only of: * Minimal to sharp pain followed by swelling and redness at the site of the bite.
As the weather gets warmer we will encounter many insects. Here are some to keep away from! Many bugs give us reason for pause, including poisonous spiders, chiggers, bees and lice.
* One or two small fang marks like tiny red spots. In some cases, severe symptoms appear within 30 to 60 minutes. These include: *Muscle cramps and spasms that start near the bite and then spread and increase in severity for 6 to 12 hours. * Chills, fever, nausea, or vomiting. * S w e a t i n g . *Severe abdominal, back, or chest pain. * H e a d a c h e . *Stupor, restlessness, or shock. *Severely high blood pressure. FLEAS Fleas are small, wingless, agile insects that live off the blood of their host and they dont just bite pets. They dine on people, too. The best solution is to get rid of fleas on pets and in your home. Keep pets out of your bed and be sure to vacuum rugs daily. Spray insecticides on infested areas. Consider using a oncea month insecticide on your pet. Flea bites usually cause only mild symptoms in humans that can be relieved by home treatment measures, such as nonprescription cortisone cream. Signs and symptoms of flea bites may include: Zigzag lines, especially on the feet and legs and in the waist areas. Intense itching. A single hive or wheal. Dull red spots that last even after other symptoms disappear. Blisters or open sores in highly sensitive people. Adult fleas may live in floor crevices, debris, and carpeting for years and can survive for months without feeding. In rare cases, they can carry disease, such as plague. it loses the stinger and dies. But a wasp, hornet, or yellow jacket can inflict multiple stings because they do not lose their stingers. These stings can cause serious reactions in children who are allergic to them. What to do? Apply ice, take oral antihistamine for itching, and take ibuprofen or acetaminophen for pain relief. If there is a severe anaphylactic reaction, lie down and carefully remove the stinger. Use an EpiPen (epinephrine) if you have one. Get immediate medical care. Examples of problems that are more serious include: A severe allergic reaction or anaphylaxis: Severe allergic reactions are not common but can be life-threatening and require emergency care. Signs or sympWASP, HORNETS, toms may include: BEES and YELLOW * Shock, which JACKETS may occur if the When a bee stings circulatory system cont. on pg 27
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contd from pg 10 wife. He had been seeing the senior pastor about his marital issues but recently, the pastor asked Richard to handle the case. Im in the church with Pastor yes, come ... come at about 7PM. Richard told the man as he entered the meeting room. Richard eventually left the church to go home at about 9PM, the same time the senior pastor and the secretary left. Tammy was waiting for him in the living room when he arrived. She was reading a book while the news was being aired on the TV. She got up tiredly to greet him, covering a yawn with a hand. Youre back. Why did you take so long? I was talking with some people. He said as he sank on a seat. Let me bring your food. He raised a hand to decline, I ate in the church. I asked Jacob to get food for me
from Teaserp Foods. But you knew I would have cooked for you. You knew there would be food at home. She looked at him with disapproval. You should have called me before you prepared it to know if I would be eating. Do I need to ask if youll eat? No well Im sorry but since I couldnt leave on time and was hungry, I had to eat. He told her. You need to be careful how you eat outside. I dont like it. He didnt reply as he concentrated on the news on TV. He was tired. Tammy used the back of her hand to cover another yawn. She waited until the news ended, then she informed him, Anyway, I was waiting for you. Its that time again, according to the chart. He took about thirty seconds
before he responded, Why didnt you tell me in the afternoon? He looked at her where she sat. You should have told me. She sighed. That was why I drew that chart and pasted it by our bed to remind both of us. Dont you check it at all? Is that what I will be checking every time? Thats your job. He said. Good. Its my job and thats why Im reminding you. What Im saying is that you should have reminded me in the afternoon. Its not compulsory it must be in the night. He yawned, Unless youre prepared to wait, anyway. I still have to prepare for tomorrows service. Im preaching. Tammy didnt reply immediately as she thought - do I have to beg him for sex? With the way hes responding, its like he is totally unconcerned about the baby
issue, its a s if he thinks its Tel: 1-410-8187482 my responsibility and not OUR responsibility! E-mail: pastortaiwoodubiyi@yahoo.com To be continued. Website: www.pastortaiThis story is from the novel woodubiyi.org Oh Baby! by Pastor Taiwo Odubiyi Facebook: pastor mrs taiwo odubiyi To order this book and others by the same author, please contact:
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Today, Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano announced the extension and redesignation of Temporary Protective Status (TPS) for Haitians currently in the United States. The extension would allow approximately 48,000 Haitian nationalswhose homeland was devastated by an earthquake in 2010 and is still plagued by disease and instabilityto extend their TPS for an additional 18 months. Additionally, the re-designation would allow Haitian nationals who have continuously resided in the United States through January 12, 2011 (that is, who arrived up to a year after the earthquake) to obtain TPS. The 18month extension and re-designation would begin in July, allowing Haitian nationals to live and work in the U.S. until January 2013.
DHS Announces Extension and Re-Designation of Temporary Protective Status for Haitians
for TPS, nor will Haitians convicted of a felony or two or more misdemeanors in the U.S. or those subjected to security or criminal-related bars of admission or bars to asylum.
While many will (and should) praise DHS for its decision to extend TPS to Haitians as well as broadening the scope of people who qualify for it, others take issue with the fact that ICE, a department of DHS, has resumed deportations to Haiti. ICE announced in December 2010 that it anticipated deporting approximately 700 Haitians with serious criminal convictions by the end of 2011. Although ICE said it would only deport serious offenders (not non-criminal aliens), some worry that ICEs definition of criminal can be too broad, and fear that individuals with very minor criminal histories could be deported. To date, TPS is a temporary immigration status ICE has deported 46 Haitians back to granted to individuals residing in the Haiti. One deported Haitian, a lawful United States who are, in the short- permanent resident who lived in the term, unable to safely return to their U.S. for 17 years, died of cholera-like home country because of ongoing symptoms in a Haitian jail. armed conflict, an environmental disaster, or other extraordinary and tem- Instead, advocates are asking DHS to porary conditions. Following the dev- apply the same executive authority astating earthquake in 2010, which used to extend and re-designate TPS killed 230,000 Haitians and caused to Haitians currently facing deporta$14 billion in damage, Haiti was hit tion and others adversely affected by again with a cholera outbreak which harsh immigration policies who are the World Health Organization esti- eligible for immigration relief. mates has killed nearly 2,500 people and infected close to 250,000 as of March 2011. Not all Haitians, however, are eligible for TPS. Haitians who arrived after January 12, 2011, will not be eligible
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a monogamous relationship since getting married four years ago. As a bachelor he was involved in one relationship at a time, and more often than not had unprotected sex with his then-girlfriends that he trusted. He had broken ties with past relationships, so he does not know about their health. His sister who had not seen him for about four years was concerned when she noticed he had lost a lot of weight. Doe was not bothered because he did not feel sick or anything. His last physical two years ago was okay. His sister managed to convince him to seek medical advice. Should Doe have any concerns about his weight loss? Scenario 2: Jane worked in the healthcare field in her country for several years. Upon arriving in the United States, she has had to do work as a cashier in some stores. She has lost about 50 pounds in the past year despite eating well. She has being living in New York for the past eight years with no recent travels. She sweats a lot especially at night. She sees her several years before becoming an active infection. Although many people may have been concerned about losing weight continuously for about six months. He has done a liter of water while in the examination room. The doctor requested to have Johns blood sugar tested; it was high. John has diabetes. Diabetes can present as weight loss with associated excessive thirst, frequent and large urination. The excess sugar in the urine is calories lost resulting in weight loss. The sugar draws water along with it, leading to increased urination. The lost calories and dehydration made John lose weight. He was started on treatment for diabetes and thereby regained his weight.
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People are getting more health-conscious and trying to intentionally lose weight. Abnormal loss of weight, however, is unintended/unplanned weight loss. This type of loss of weight tends to be progressive until the underlying cause is found and addressed. Doctors get concerned when someone loses up to ten pounds in one month or has progressive decrease in weight over several weeks or months. Several medical conditions present as weight loss which can pose a challenge to making diagnoses. One of the vital factors in helping the doctor is your ability to give a very good history of things that happened to you since you noticed the weight loss or prior to it. Many times people may think that some complaints are likely unrelated to their weight loss, but it is better to tell the doctor everything.
Take Home Message Unintentional weight loss needs to be investiGYN yearly and goes chronic cough, that is HIV test two times in gated. Several medical to the medical doctor not always the case. the past three months, problems can present only when she is really People infected with both results were neg- as weight loss and Ans: Doe has been sick which she hasnt the TB bacteria may ative. He has become delay in diagnosis may healthy since he been in two years. exhibit several other embarrassed by his lead to the progression came to the United Her mom is concerned symptoms includ- friends who look at of the disease. While States. Without going about her weight loss, ing low-grade fever, him suspiciously as some are easily diaginto the details of his though it is still normal night sweats, and pro- if he is hiding some- nosed, others require other symptoms, his for her height. Is her gressive weight loss. thing. Apart from the extensive work-up to old sexual habits are mom right for wor- Screening test for TB fact that he drinks a arrive at the right dia risk factor for sexu- rying at all, since her is done by primary lot of water and is fre- agnosis. Do not give ally transmitted infec- weight is okay for her care doctors, followed quently hungry, he has up when your doctor tionsparticularly height? by a chest x-ray if not noticed anything is trying to carry out a HIV. He had multiple positive. (Refer to the extraordinary. He at- systematic approach at sexual partners and Ans: While it is good article on understand- tributes his exces- evaluating weight loss. unprotected sex prior that Janes weight is ing your TB test). If sive thirst to the hot Other causes of weight to settling down to a normal for her height, Jane emigrated from a weather. A friend felt loss will be discussed monogamous relation- in the setting that country with high inci- that his water drinking in the next article. ship. Doe needs to be the normalcy was dence of tuberculosis, habit is almost becomOluwatoyosi tested for HIV. HIV is achieved unintention- coupled with her other ing compulsive and Dr. one of the causes of ally, it is a concern. risk factors, TB may be urged him to have a Dairo can be reached unexplained weight Jane also sweats a lot the cause of her weight check-up. Is there any at Amazing Medical loss and should be along with the weight loss. If TB is confirmed relationship between Services at 110-16 screened for as part of loss; though she thinks as the cause, she can his weight loss and Sutphin Blvd; Jamaica, Scenario 1: Doe is a NY 11435 or by phone the initial test in evalu- that has always been be treated with a stan- thirst? 40 year-old male who at 718-526-7600. ating weight loss. It is her pattern. Janes dard regimen of drugs. immigrated to the better to accept testing previous work in the Everyone who lives Ans: The doctor United States about than to decline because healthcare field is a in Janes household noticed that John Disclaimer: This writesix years ago. He has of fear. Many treat- risk factor for expo- should subsequently excused himself to up is for informational not travelled out since ment options are avail- sure to tuberculosis. be screened for TB. use the restroom about purposes only and is then. He works as a able in the event of a Tuberculosis (TB) three times in the not intended to replace well-paid chain store positive result. infection can remain Scenario 3: John is space of one hour and the advice of your manager. He has had latent (quiet) for 32 years old. He has also finished about half doctor.
People are getting more health-conscious and trying to intentionally lose weight. Abnormal loss of weight, however, is unintended/unplanned weight loss. This type of loss of weight tends to be progressive until the underlying cause is found and addressed.
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Across 48 Attribute 1 Acclaim 5 Assemble 9 Run through 13 Lacking determination 16 High water alternative 17 Tropical American wader 18 Cogito ___ sum 19 Cuckoo 20 Bygone bird 22 Floor covering 23 Narcissists love 25 Brits cops 27 Wins at chess 30 Spanish or Portuguese 32 Emulated 33 ___ mode 34 Family cars 37 Term of respect 38 Boils 40 Also 41 Professional progress 43 Fooled 50 Book before Amos 52 ___ Speedwagon 53 The King and I country 55 Actress Donohoe 59 Solemn ceremony 61 Categorized 63 Nay! sayer 64 Like some circumstances 65 Connery or Penn 66 Cowboy affirmatives 67 Track circuits Down 1 Actress Virna 2 ___ for ones money 3 Coffee dispensers 4 Cheapened 5 Roadside stopover 6 Keyboard key 7 Taken to court 8 Discotheque effect 9 Haggard heroine 10 Ended 11 Pond organisms 12 Blemishes 14 Math functions
15 Approved 21 Theatrical awards 24 Manicure implement 26 Immoral 27 Fem.s opp. 28 Samoan seaport 29 Brownish orange 31 Soak in the tub 33 Fondas forte 35 ___ me tangere 36 Fly without a co-pilot 38 Highway haulers 39 Pilgrimage to Mecca 42 Be mistaken 44 Pita filler 46 Lots of land 47 Send money 48 Elaborate tapestry 49 Paris divider 51 Watering hole 54 Stallions mate 56 Columbus craft 57 Low in pitch 58 Tacks on 60 Ich bin ___ Berliner 62 Gullible person
Sudoku
Rules: Fill all empty squares so that the numbers 1 to 9 appear once in each row, column and 3x3 box.
ANALOGY
1. UNHAPPY : SAD :: conceal : _____ A.reveal B.hide C,disclose 2. GEAR-TOOTH
Can you Find these Missing Words in the Diagram?
44 Collapsed 45 Type of division 47 Sound medium
BLACK ICE BLIZZARD BOOTS CARNIVAL CHRISTMAS COLD EGG NOG FIREPLACE FIREWOOD FOG FREEZE FROST GLOVES HAIL HEADBAND HIBERNATION HOCKEY
HOLIDAYS ICE FISHING ICICLES KNIT CAP LONG UNDERWEAR MITTENS OLYMPICS PARKA SCARF SEASON SKATES SKI DOO SKI PANTS SKIING SLED SLEET
SLIPPERY SNOW CASTLE SNOW PLOW SNOW SHOVEL SNOW TIRES SNOWBALL SNOWBOARD SNOWFLAKE SNOWMAN SNOWSHOES SOLSTICE SOUP STEW
A. mellow:favorable B. hospitable:unfavorable C. vindictive: favorable D.screw-thread E. lax:favorable 3. TOE : FOOT :: eraser : _____ A. desk B. write C. pencil
CRYPTOGRAPHY Unscramble Words to Solve Example: u-p-s-r-e Solution: Super
Last Month: Passport
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JOKES
Where Is Jesus
A drunk stumbles along a Baptismal service on a Sunday afternoon down by the river. He proceeds to stumble down into the water and stands next to the Minister. The Minister turns, notices the old drunk and says, Mister, are you ready to find Jesus? The drunk looks back and says, Yes sir, I am. The Minister then dunks the fellow under the water and pulls him right back up. Have you found Jesus? the Minister asked.
No, I didnt! said the drunk. The Minister then dunks him under for a quite a bit longer, brings him up and says, Now brother, have you found Jesus? No, I did not! said the drunk again. Disgusted, the Minister holds the man under for at least 30 seconds this time, brings him up and demands, For the grace of God, have you found Jesus yet?!!!?? The old drunk wipes his eyes and pleads, Are you sure this is where he fell in?
said Rumsfeld. And whose clock is that one? St. Peter responded, Thats Donald Rumsfeld died and went to Abraham Lincolns clock. The hands heaven. As he stood in front of St.Peter have moved twice, telling us that Abe at the Pearly Gates, he saw a huge wall told only two lies in his entire life. of clocks behind him. He asked, What Wheres Bushs clock? asked Rumsare all those clocks? feld. St. Peter answered, Those are LieClocks. Everyone on Earth has a Lie- Bushs clock is in Jesus office. Hes Clock. Every time you lie the hands on using it as a ceiling fan. your clock will move. Oh, said Rumsfeld, whose clock is that? Thats Mother Teresas. The hands have never moved, indicating that she never told a lie. Incredible,
Wall of Clocks
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The Herod of your life

Jesus Matt. 2:16-18 Well also depict Jesus as a type of 1. Persons of great destiny: Jesus came to save mankind Matt. 1:21 2. Persons who was helpless at a point in time. Jesus was a child Matt. 2:13 Enemies of destiny may also find you vulnerable and weak; they may therefore set out to sneak into your life for destruction, but as Herod failed over the life of Jesus, every kind of Herod in your life shall fail in Jesus name. What is the end of such who have the same mindset as Herod? 1. They fail: Herod died without being able to kill Jesus Matt. 2:19-20, thank God. 2. Gods revenge comes upon them: Joab later suffered a killed shameful death 1 kings 2:1-6 & 28-34.
Pastor Abraham Obadare USI News Columnist

obadare@christapostolicchurch.org
Dear Reader, in case you feel that you have a Herod in your life, I would like to share this message with you. It is taken from the story we read in Matthew 2:1-13; then youll see that our Lord Jesus Christ also had a Herod in His life. I want to depict Herod as a type of 1. Influential persons (people who could actually affect ones life, either by way of position or proximity Herod was in the position where he could order a person killed. 2. Persons who pretend to love you or be your friend but are actually seeking your destruction. These are deceitful and pretending people; Herod pretended as if he wanted to worship Jesus. 3. Persons who are close to us and know our strategies and lifestyles (Joab) 2 Sam. 3:22-30 4. People who are life wasters; even though you are trying to help them. Herod did not mind killing innocent children, just in an attempt to get to
Enemies of destiny may also find you vulnerable and weak; they may therefore set out to sneak into your life for destruction, but as Herod failed over the life of Jesus, every kind of Herod in your life shall fail in Jesus name.
lead to your protection Matt. 2:13. Do not be too religious to accept that indeed there are enemies who pretend to be friends. 3. Set your mind upon the Lord, He will deliver you Psalm 91:14 You will be victorious in Jesus name. titled The Way. Additionally, we have a life-changing book titled Chosen But Naughty. Call now and enrich yourself with life-lifting information laid out in these books. Our TV program shows: Queens: QPTV 34 on Wednesdays at 2pm & Fridays at 5:30pm Brooklyn: BCAT 35/98 at 8:30 on 2nd & 4th Sundays Long Island: CABLEVISION 115 on Sunday 7am Worldwide: LifezoneTV www.lifez o n e t v. c o m / i n d e x . html on Monday @ 6:30pm & Thursday @ 5:30pm Pastor Abraham Obadare is a minister at Christ Apostolic Church WOSEM, 108-02 Sutphin Blvd., Jamaica, NY 11435. Listen to the Radio broadcast on www.eagernessofgod.org or visit www.wosem.org
Prayers: Lord, me Way of escape from deliver from wolves such deceivers: 1. Watch and pray who dress up in concerning your sheeps clothmoves and decisions ing Matt. 7:15 (David had saved the Keilah people in verse Do you have a note5 but they are the same sermon book? I have set of people who customwould have set him up one ized just for for death in verse 12 if he did not inquire of you. Please call God through prayer) - 516-8605729 for 1 Sam. 23:1-13; Matt. your copy. Also for 7:15 (wolves as sheep) available your benefit is a 2. Obey Gods instructions; they will daily devotional
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Are you standing in the Right Place?

valley can be the same lessons that will push you up to the mountaintop. So, while you are in the valley dont cry or complain look for the lessons. Sometimes God also puts us in places and situations to be of blessing to someone else. But most times we are totally clueless of this possibility because we are busy crying and complaining about our own situation. Some years ago, I was standing outside of a mall waiting for my husband. We had agreed that while he took the car to get washed, I would do my shopping. Going shopping with women is not a favored activity for most men. Thinking that I did not want to prolong his torture by having him wait too long after he was finished, I finished my shopping in record time. I came out of the mall at our previously established meeting place and scouted the parking area. There was no sign of our car. So I telephoned him. He told me that the line at the car wash was long. I would have to wait another 30 minutes. Thirty-minutes just seemed like a very long time to stand and wait for someone. And what if it actually lasted more than 30 minutes? Impatient by the whole situation I we complained to God about uncomfortable situations from which we longed for quick release? Have you ever considered that maybe God has us there to help somebody out? The truth is that its not always about you, and it cant always be about you. Your temporary discomfort might signify long-term comfort for someone else. If you choose to become more sensitive to the needs of others you just might realize that you are, after all, standing in the right place. This week I want to invite you take a closer look at that situation that seems like a looseloose one for you. Are there people around that maybe God needs you to touch? You never know, you just might be at standing at the right place to make a difference in someones life.
Copyright 2011 by Norka Blackman-Richards Norka Blackman-Richards is an educator, a writer and an empowerment speaker on women, education, diversity and generational issues. She is the Chief Editor of Empowerment 4 Real Women, the Founder of 4 Real Women International, Inc., and the Global Developer for The Global Commu-
Norka Blackman-Richards USI News Columnist Often times I hear people complain about their current station in life. They are not satisfied. They wish they could do more; they know they could do more. Some feel that they have been placed in unfair circumstances. They should not be there in the first place. Their current position in life is someone elses fault. Yet more live with regret. If only they had done things differently of taken different decisions. If you are someone who is not happy with their current situation have you ever considered that you might be standing in the right place? In no way am I advocating that you deserve negative factors that accompany this position or that this position is your lot in life. While there is life there must be the hope for better things to come. But, I am asking you to consider that perhaps you find yourself in this situation because there is something that you can learn from it. The lessons you learn while standing in the
In no way am I advocating that you deserve negative factors that accompany this position or that this position is your lot in life. While there is life there must be the hope for better things to come.
debated between going back into the mall or walking home. At the time the mall was not too far way from our home. It would take me about 30 minutes to walk home, anyway. Walking home seemed like a more benign action too; going back inside the mall might lead to the temptation of spending more money. I telephoned my husband with my change of plans. I was going to walk home. He, however, discouraged me from walking home. He assured me that he would soon be finished, some cars had come out of the line. To keep the peace I decided to wait. Standing outside the mall, I that saw when one lady stepped away from her vehicle and started walking towards the mall something fell from her. It seemed like a food wrapper. Nothing of importance, I was sure. Perhaps it fell unknowingly to her or perhaps she dropped it consciously. I wasnt going to say anything, it was not my business anyway. But something kept nagging me to say something about the wrapper to her. I really didnt want to, because first of all I was really more concerned with my own dilemma. Second, it might just be trash. Third, she might not take too kindly to me pointing out some trash to her. Yet, the thought came back that I should say something. For a few seconds I equivocated, but just when the lady was about to pass me I spoke up, Excuse me, but I think you dropped something over there. Without looking back she checked her bag and exclaimed, Lord, have mercy! She held her head and sprinted back to the wrapper on the floor. She checked the contents and held them to her breast. She then came over to me and touched my arm. Looking into my eyes, she expressed sincere gratitude, Thank you so much. This is my rent money. My landlord works here I was coming to drop the rent off. Thank you, Thank you. I felt immediate guilt. Here was I complaining about a 30-minute wait and someone was about to lose their money to pay the rent. To this day I do not know the womans story or situation but I do know that losing rent money could cause a lot of problems on any familys finances. How many times have
nity for Change. She teaches for CUNY at Queens College.
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USI NewsRack Locations in New York City
BROOKLYN
1. Corner of Church & Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, NY 2. By Atlantic LIRR train station on Flatbush, Brooklyn, NY 3. By Subway, Corner of Court Street & Montague St, Brooklyn, NY 4. Front of U.S Post Office on Atlantic btw 3rd & 4th Ave. Downtown, Brooklyn 5. Corner of Fulton St & Nostrand Ave. Brooklyn, NY 6. Front of U.S. Post Office on Flatlands, Carnasie, Brooklyn, NY 7. Corner of Pennsylvania & Atlantic Ave. Brooklyn, NY 8. 380 86th St Bay Ridge ( Front of R Train Station) Brooklyn NY 9. Stillwell Ave Coney Island NY ( Front of F,Q, D & F Train) 10. 1427 Rockaway Parkway Carnasie, NY (Around L Train Station) 11. Front 480 86th Street Btw. 4th Ave & 5th Ave Brooklyn, NY
QUEENS
1. Front of U.S. Post Office on Linden Blvd, Cambria Heights Queens 2. Front of U.S. Post Office Rochdale Mall, Queens. 3. Corner of Parsons Blvd & Archer, Jamaica Queens. 4. Corner of Archer & Sutphin Blvd, Jamaica, Queens. 5. Front of Citibank on 121-13 Liberty Ave, Richmond Hills, Queens 6. Corner of Leffert Blvd & Liberty Ave, Richmond Hill, NY 7. Front of U.S. Post Office on Rockaway Blvd, South Ozone Park, NY 8. 58-17 Junction BLVD Lefrak City (Front of US Post Office) 9. 209-20 Jamaica Ave Queens Village, NY (Front of US Post Office) 10. 2115 Mott Ave Far Rockaway ( Front of A Train Station) 11. 40-06 Main Street Flushing, NY (By 7 Train Station) 12. Front of US Post Office 8642 Forest Pkwy Woodhaven, NY 11421 13. Front of US Post Office 3925 61st Street Woodside, NY 11377 14. Front of U.S. Post Office 122-01 Jamaica Avenue Richmond, NY 11418 15. Front of US Post Office 195-04 Linden Blvd Saint Albans, NY 11412 16. Front of US Post Office 120-0715th Avenue College Point, NY 11356 17. Front of US Post Office 329 Beach 59th St Arverne, NY 11106 18. Front of US Post Office 7523 Main Street Flushing, NY 11367 19. Front of US Post Office 2950 Union Street Flushing, NY 11354 20. Front of US Post Office 197-33 Hillside Avenue Hollis, NY 11423 21. By F Train, Opp. Queen of Sheba 87-75 Parson Blvd Hillside, NY 22. Front of U.S. Post Office 95-07 Linden Blvd St. Albans, NY 23. Front of U.S. Post Office Rochdale Mall Rochdale Village, NY
MANHATTAN
1. Front of Duane Reade on Broadway, New York (Closest to 26 Federal Plaza) 2. Front of 291 Broadway by 26 Federal Plaza, New York 3. Front of Nigeria House on 828 2nd Ave, New York, NY 4. 525 Lenox Ave Manhattan, NY (Opp. Harlem Hospital) 5. Front of 243 Canal Street Btw. Centre & Lafayette St. (By J, M, Z, N, Q Subway) New York, NY 6. Front of 284 Canal Street Btw. Broadway, (By J,Z,W Subway) New York, NY 7. Front of 78 8th Avenue, Btw. W. 14th St & Greenwich St, New York, NY
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THE BRONX
1. By Subway on E.149th St & 3rd Ave, Bronx, NY 2. Front of Supreme Court on Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY 3. By Subway, Corner of E.167th St & Rivers Ave. Bronx, NY
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1. 205 Bay Street, Corner of Victory Blvd Staten Island, NY (Front of Food Stamp Office)
contd from pg 9 to overcome every obstacle. One of the things that the first lady went on to share was about her concerns when she had to attend Princeton University. She said, Well meaning but misguided people sometimes questioned whether someone with my background could succeed. I had all kinds of worries and fears and doubts before I entered. I worried that I wouldnt be as well prepared as students who had come from more privileged families. I worried that I wouldnt fit in somewhere so different from where I had grown up. But after a few months in college, away from home on my own, I realized that I was just as capable and I had just as much to offer as any of my classmates. I realized that if I worked hard enough, I could do just as well as anyone else. I have personally seen the above to be true. Cutting the placenta of some relationships can be painful but necessary for you to achieve your purpose. People around you may not understand your decisions; you may even lose some friends. It is alright, because eventually everything will become clear and the same ones who criticized you will glorify God on your behalf. As a woman, you have the power to soar to great heights but you must move. Take time to complete that education, change jobs to a more satisfying one, jumpstart that business that has been in the oven, or take a hard look at your marriage not resolving within you that it is normal to live in misery for the rest of your life! President Obama wrote an open letter to his daughters in Parade magazine letting them know of his expectation from them and this is to grow up in a world with no limits on your dreams and no achievements beyond your reach, and to grow into compassionate, committed women who will help to build that world. Yes you can! Yes I can! So help us God.
Grace Eledan is co-Pastor Leaders Church Intl and the founder of Women Aflame Intl., a friendship network, intercession ministry and charity organization mentoring and mobilizing women to be high achievers and be more productive in their spheres of influence. She can be reached on (718) 503-2580 or www.womenaflame.org Also follow us on Face book. Intercessory line open every Monday night from 9pm-10pm on (712) 432-0800 Access code 330528#.
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On the 11th day of May 2011, The Dream Act returned to Congress to mark the 10th year anniversary of the introduction of the bill in 2001. Hopefully, our political leaders will have enough courage this time to pass the bill into law for the betterment and the future prosperity of the United States of America.
The Dream Act is Back in Congress

Reid, Menendez, and 30 others to the delight of all immigrants. According to Senator Dick Durbin, the Assistant Senate Majority Leader Our immigration laws prevent thousands of young people from fully contributing to our nations future. These young people have lived in this country for most of their lives. It is the only home they know. They are Americans in every sense except their technical legal status, they are honor roll students, star athletes, talented artists and valedictorians. These children are tomorrows doctors, nurses, teachers, policemen, firefighters, soldiers, and senators, and we should give them the opportunity to reach their full potential. Senator Majority Leader Harry Reid also opined that The DREAM Act will give children brought to this nation by their parents through no fault of their own children who in many cases have known no other country the opportunity to earn legal status. Only those who stay in school and out of trouble, and who go on to college or to defend our country in the armed forces would be eligible. Allowing these students to become productive citizens is not only good for them it makes economic sense, would reduce our deficit by $2.2 billion in a decade and would strengthen our military and national security, While Senator Menendez said We should not punish children for their parents past decisions. The students who would be helped by the DREAM Act did not make the decision to enter this country in an undocumented fashion. Theyve are these children who after completing High School or College currently face the reality of their illegal status. The Country they grew up knowing as home now draws a line and set barriers to their ability to fulfill their dream of being useful dent. The alien must not abandon the aliens residence in the United States. The Secretary shall presume that the alien has abandoned such residence if the alien is absent from the United States for more than 365 days, in the aggregate,
Good News:
The United States of America is known for justice, equality and compassion. In America, the innocents are not punished for the sins of the guilty. All the prospective beneficiaries of the Dream Act are innocent children brought to the United States illegally by their parents without their consent. Some of them are very frustrated because of their inability to realize their full potentials. Some won scholarships that they could not use. They are treated as second class citizens among their pairs. Something needs to be done. With the recent political capital earned by President Barack Obama with the killing of the terror chief of the world, I believe the time is ripe for the current administration to push the Dream Act and spend part of the political capital on the immigrants to guarantee the reelection of the President for a second term. On May 11, 2011, The Dream Act was introduced by Senators Dick Durbin, Harry
years, in good standing, in a program for a bachelors degree or higher degree in the United States. (ii) The alien has served in the uniformed services for at least 2 years and, if discharged, has received an honorable discharge. The alien has provided a list of all of the secondary educational institutions that the alien attended in the United States. Expect the Dream Act to become law some day. Hopefully it is now.
This article is for your information only; it is not a legal advice and should not be substituted for legal advice which can only be given by an attorney after evaluating your peculiar situation. If The Dream Act is about children brought to you need more inforthe United States legally or illegally before the mation, please contact age of sixteen. A large chunk of the estimated Attorney Famuyide at 12 million undocumented aliens in the United 718-647-6767 or send States today are these children who after com- an email to jfamuyYou pleting High School or College currently face the ide@aol.com may visit our websites reality of their illegal status. w w w. u s i m m i g r a tionnewspaper.com or followed the rules, to humanity. during the period of www.lawyerfamuyide. worked hard in school conditional residence, com. and now they want In summary, the Dream unless the alien demto serve this country Act when passed will onstrates that alien Do not forget, my book in the military or get provide illegal aliens has not abandoned the Green Card Intera higher education. who entered the United aliens residence. An view: Dos & Donts. Equally important, States before the age of alien who is absent The book is available they love the United sixteen with condition- from the United States through my office, my States, the only home al permanent resident due to active service in website or Amazon. many of them have status which will be the uniformed servic- com. The keywords known, and should be valid for six years. To es has not abandoned at Amazon.com are: permitted to continue remove the conditional the aliens residence Green Card Interhere in pursuit of the status, the alien will be in the United States view. Its just $19.99 American Dream, given opportunity to during the period of plus $2 for Shipping. The Dream Act is about meet certain require- such service. The alien Its being sold nationchildren brought to the ments within six years must have completed wide. United States legally which include amongst at least 1 of the folor illegally before the others that the alien lowing: (i) The alien age of sixteen. A large has demonstrated good has acquired a degree USIN News chunk of the estimated moral character during from an institution of 12 million undocu- the entire period the higher education in the mented aliens in the alien has been a condi- United States or has United States today tional permanent resi- completed at least 2
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GOVERNOR CUOMO URGED TO BACK OUT OF AN IMMIGRANT F I N G E R P R I N T- S H A R I N G P R O R A M .

New Yorkers are stepping up pressure on Gov. Cuomo to back out of an immigrant fingerprintsharing program-just like the Illinois governor. States who take part in Secure Communities automatically send to Homeland Securities the fingerprints of everyone who is booked. The Federal Government says the program is to find and deport dangerous criminals, opponents say the program sweeps up low-level offenders and even domestic violence victims. The time is now for Gov. Cuomo to take a stance, said Sunita Patel, staff attorney at the Center for Constitutional Rights. Individuals who have been victims of domestic violence have Been deported because of Secure Communities. A dozen religious leaders held a vigil outside C u o m o s office urging him to follow Illinois Gov. Pat Quinns lead and yank New York State out of the program. A Cuomo spokesman said the administration is reviewing the program, which has been rolled out in 24 New York counties but is not yet active in any of the five boroughs of New York City.
N I G E R I A A N D F R A N C E N E G O T I AT E A N E W I M M I G R AT I O N A G R E E M E N T.
Nigeria and France have begun a process of improved partnership on immigration to ensure balance in the exchange for Nigerian professionals working in that country. Nigerias envoy to France, Ambassador Gordon Bristolm, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Paris that the development was in line with the EU-Africa immigration cooperation pact on unified migration policy. According to him, A situation where our professionals are taken away from us by developed countries including the EU with anything given in return is not a fair proposition. When the negotiation starts, we have to ensure that whatever agreement we reach takes into account our own national interests.
British Metropolitan Police ordered to pay damages to Nigerian immigrants.

The British Metropolitan Police has been ordered to pay damages to four women for failing to Investigate allegations that they had been forced into slavery. The women who arrived in London from Nigeria as children, said they were beaten and emotionally abused by the families they were forced to work for, the British Broadcasting Corporation reported. The High Court said the women were victims of the failure to investigate. The Metropolitan Police argued it could not carry out an investigation because the women would not cooperate, but the court dismissed this as untenable.
73-year old babysitter stranded in America after 12-years of slaver y.

Mrs Marthina Okeke, a 73-old widow, grabbed the offer of travelling to the United States to serve as a nanny. That hope of greener pasture was quashed when she discovered that she was lured to serve as a slave for a Nigerian family. For 12 years, she served her slave masters not knowing that not even a dime was remitted to her family in the village, Arondizuogu, Imo state, Eastern Nigeria. She escaped and was rescued by a non-governmental organization, Africans in America(AIA), which is a non-profit organization raising awareness on issues affecting African immigrants in the United States. The old lady is stranded but she determined to return home to spend the rest of her life with her family. Olakunle O. Bolarinwa, Is a Nightline Family Member Of The Voice Of America {VOA}. E-mail: busayj@gmail.com
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Vol. 5 No. 63 - June 1, 2011
2011 Election in Nigeria

mining the merits of the petitions filed by the defeated political parties and candidates contesting the results tion, several Senators, House of representative members and Governors who rigged their ways to power had to hold on to same for three (3) years before justice could catch up with them should no longer be allowed. expected that the Nigerian Judiciary acting through the election tribunals will once again rise up to the challenge dent National Electoral Commission as well as other government agencies that participated in the elections but largely to Nigerians who demonstrated patriotism and resilience by participating in the elections and staying the whole day at the polling booths, on each election days, to protect their votes, in a bid to ensure that democracy triumph. The new political office holders, especially, The President, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, are no doubts, in debts of the good people of Nigerian whose majority votes brought them to power. One can only hope that they would make well on their promises during the campaigns and that each and every one of them would be able to give good account of the peoples mandate at the end of their tenure. We have deemed it fit to publish the final results and the winners in the election so that Nigerians abroad and indeed every believer in democracy and good governance can monitor their progress as they take on the challenge of moving the country forward over the next four years.
International Correspondent
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Ayobami Odeyemi
Following the successful conduct of Nigerian general elections in April, 2011, the winners in the polls have assumed their respective offices. The inauguration ceremonies which held simultaneously in all the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory on 29th May, 2011 marked the inception of a new democratic dispensation and the conclusion of a third successive transition of democratic government in the Country. The Nigerian April, 2011 polls have been widely adjudged the most transparent and credible in the history of the nation, even though it is not by any means a perfect one in light of few snags that were recorded in the course of the exercise in some part of the country. Meanwhile, election tribunals constituted to adjudicate over electoral disputes have since commenced sittings all over the country. Going by its antecedents, it is believed that the tribunals will do justice in deter-
Several novelties were introduced into the electoral processes in the 2011 elections as checks to rigging and other electoral malpractices. For instance, computers and fingerprint capturing devices were used in taking the eligible voters personal information and finger prints to prevent multiple registrations.
of the elections. Perhaps one aspect of the electoral reforms which is yet to be achieved is the determination of all electoral petitions before the swearing in of the announced winners of the elections. In the last dispensaspent periods ranging between 1 to 3 years in office before the validity of their mandate could be finally determined. A situation whereby overambitious politicians illegitimately seize power by engaging in electoral malpractices and get Considering the fact that a good number of the candidates who lost in the election have accepted their defeats in good faith, there is the likelihood that the tribunals may not have as much petitions to entertain this time around, it is therefore and ensure that electoral proceedings do not become unnecessarily protracted as justice delay is justice denied. The success story of the 2011 national polls in Nigeria is not just attributable to good leadership and heroic exploits of the Indepen-
Vol.5 No. 63- June 1, 2011 3. Check out your home and the perimeter of your home for bee hives, wasp nests, and standing water and remove them. 4. Dress your son in long pants and socks and use sun block and bug sprays when he is playing outside! 5. Wear light colored clothing, so as not to attract bugs. 6. Avoid using any scented soaps or other products on your baby, since the fragrances can also attract insects. 7. Common insect repellents that can be safely used on children include those with less than 10% DEET, or others with citronella or soybean oil. 8. Apply insect repellents to clothing instead of skin so that it wont be absorbed. 9. Wash off insect repellents as soon as possible. 10. Avoid areas where insects nest. 11. Remember that insect repellents do not protect against most stinging insects, including wasps, bees and fire ants.
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Contd from pg 12 cannot get enough blood to the vital organs. *Coughing, wheezing, difficulty breathing, or feeling of fullness in the mouth or throat *Swelling of the lips, tongue, ears, eyelids, palms of the hands, soles of the feet, and mucous membranes (angioedema). * L i g h t h e a d e d ness and confusion. *Nausea, diarrhea, and stomach cramps. *Hives and reddening of the skin. These symptoms often occur with other symptoms of a severe reaction. SCABIES MITES When Scabies mites get into the skin, they can cause a big skin problem. The mites spread through skinto skin contact with an infected person or by sharing towels, bed linens, and other objects. Intense itching and skin sores dont appear until several weeks after mites get into skin. The itching is very severe and usually worse at night. Yes, scabies is still around! BED BUGS Their name tells the tale,
as these tiny insects tend to hide in bedding. They are often found in hotels, shelters, and apartment complexes and can hitch a ride into your home aboard luggage, pets, and boxes. Bedbugs leave itchy, red bites on the skin, usually on the arms or shoulders. More of a nuisance than a health hazard, it is possible to develop an infection from scratching. MOSQUITOES Mosquitoes are just annoying. Scratching a bite can cause a skin infection too. Also, mosquitoes can carry West Nile virus, dengue fever, and other diseases. To protect yourself from mosquitoes, apply insect repellent and cover up when you go outdoors. Use window screens, and get rid of standing water in your yard. Other Pests! Not a biter but pretty dirty is the House Fly! A housefly is a dirty insect carrying more than 1 million bacteria on its body. It can spread intestinal infections by contaminating food. To
control flies, keep food and garbage in closed containers and use window screens on your home. Cockroaches are not just ugly. Cockroaches carry diseases like salmonella. When they die, the carcasses trigger allergic reactions and asthma. It helps to use pesticides, keep a clean kitchen, and repair cracks and holes in floors and walls. Chiggers are tiny mites that live in areas with grass or brush. Chiggers, also known as red bugs or harvest mites, usually cannot be seen without a magnifying glass. Chiggers attach to skin pores and feed on skin cells for a few days, most often in the warm creases of the body. In the United States chiggers do not cause any diseases. Dont forget Lice, too! 1. Use insecticides while children are not at home and make sure to clean bedding, dishes and handles after so that children are not exposed to the chemicals. 2. Keep Benadryl and Benadryl ointment and pain killers in your home.
12. Use window and door screens to prevent insects from getting inside your house. Visit www.WebMD.com, http://pediatrics.about.com/ cs/safetyfirstaid, for more information. Good luck and be Careful! Lisa-Anne Ray-Byers is a certified and licensed speech-language pathologist who has worked in education for over two decades. She holds graduate degrees in speech-language pathology and multicultural education. She also holds certification in educational administration. She is the education editor for the Community Journal newspaper in Hempstead, New York. She is also the author of the book, They Say I Have ADHD, I Say Life Sucks! Thoughts From Nicholas available at www.Amazon. com. You can contact her at speechlrb@yahoo.com or by visiting her website at www.AskLisaAnne.com.
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MaTTer of HilMer leonel cuBor-cruz

Personal service of a Notice to Appear (Form I-862) on a minor who is 14 years of age or older at the time of service is effective, and the regulations do not require that notice also be served on an adult with responsibility for the minor. FOR RESPONDENT: Rashmi N. Patel, Esquire, Stamford, Connecticut BEFORE: Board Panel: GRANT, MALPHRUS, and MULLANE, Board Members. GRANT, Board Member: In a decision dated January 24, 2006, an Immigration Judge issued an in absentia order of removal against the respondent. On August 31, 2010, the respondent filed a motion to reopen the proceedings, requesting rescission of the removal order for lack of proper notice. The Immigration Judge denied the respondents motion in a decision dated September 21, 2010. The respondent has appealed from that decision. The appeal will be dismissed. I. FACTUAL AND PROCEDURAL HISTORY The respondent is a 23-year-old native and citizen of Guatemala who left that country with his step-father and entered the United States on June 23, 2005, without being admitted or paroled. He was born on April 1, 1988, and was 17 years old at the time of entry. The respondent concedes on appeal that he was served in person 236.3(a) and 1236.3(a) (2010), which describe procedures for detention and release of juvenile aliens. He relies on a decision by the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit finding that the differing definitions of a minor and a served with notice. Id. at 1163. Thus, the respondent asserts that to reconcile these regulations, they should be interpreted to require that when an alien under the age of 18 is served with a Notice to Appear, a copy must also be given to an adult.1 The regulations promulgated by the Attorney General have the force and effect of law. Section 103(a) of the Act, 8 U.S.C. 1103(a) (2006); Matter of Anselmo, 20 I&N Dec. 25, 30 (BIA 1989); 8 C.F.R. 1003.1(d)(1)(i), 1003.10(b) (2010). We construe the language of the regulations following the same principles of interpretation that we apply to statutory provisions. See Matter of VillarrealZuniga, 23 I&N Dec. 886, 889 (BIA 2006). Regulations, like statutes, must be interpreted to give effect to the entire regulatory scheme. Matter of C-W-L-, 24 I&N Dec. 346, 348 (BIA 2007). However, the regulation that specifically addresses the issue at hand is controlling. See Matter of Ponce De Leon, 21 I&N Dec. 154, 158 (BIA 1996, 1997; A.G. 1997). We conclude that the regulation at 8 C.F.R.
to be contd
Eric Holder U.S Attorney General
Matter of Hilmer Leonel CUBOR-Cruz, Respondent Decided April 29, 2011 U.S. Department of Justice Executive Office for Immigration Review Board of Immigration Appeals
with a Notice to Appear (Form I-862) dated June 27, 2005, and that he failed to appear for his scheduled hearing before the Immigration Judge. However, he argues that he did not receive proper notice of the hearing and that his in absentia proceedings should therefore be reopened and the removal order rescinded. Specifically, he asserts that even though he was served in person, the service was not proper because the notice of the hearing should also have been given to his step-father or a legal guardian since he was only 17 years old at the time. II. ANALYSIS A removal order entered against an alien in absentia may be rescinded at any time if the alien files a motion to reopen and demonstrates that he or she did not receive notice of the hearing. 8 C.F.R. 1003.23(b)(4) (ii) (2010). Section 239(a)(1) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, 8 U.S.C. 1229(a)(1) (2006), provides that the Notice to Appear is properly served if it is given in person to the alien (or if personal service is not practicable, through service by mail to the alien or to the aliens counsel of record, if any). See also 8 C.F.R. 103.5a(c)(1) (2010) (providing for personal service of notice). However, the regulations state that if the alien is a minor under 14 years of age, service shall be made upon the person with whom the . . . minor resides; whenever possible, service shall also be made on the near relative, guardian, committee, or friend. 8 C.F.R. 103.5a(c)(2) (ii); see also 8 C.F.R. 236.2(a) (2010). The respondent argues that this definition of a minor conflicts with the definition of a juvenile as a person under the age of 18 years in 8 C.F.R. juvenile in this context were illogical and could raise serious due process concerns. FloresChavez v. Ashcroft, 362 F.3d 1150, 1157-62 (9th Cir. 2004). In that case, the Ninth Circuit ruled that if an alien under the age of 18 is released into the custody of an adult, the Notice to Appear should be served on the adult as well as the alien, because it would be inconsistent for the regulations to require that minors older than fourteen be released to a competent adult who takes responsibility for the minor but to not require that the adult be
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According to a Memo published by the Office of Communication of the U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services on May 19, 2011, the Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano has announced the re-designation of Haiti for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and extended the countrys current TPS designation for 18 months through Jan. 22, 2013. Secretary Napolitano first announced that she was designating Haiti for TPS on Jan. 15, 2010, after major earthquakes devastated the country. The designation was effective on Jan. 21, 2010. Following consultations with other Federal Agencies, Secretary Napolitano has determined that current conditions in Haiti support extending the designation period for current TPS beneficiaries and re-designating Haiti for TPS. The re-designation re-establishes the date by which applicants must prove that they have continuously resided in the United States. Applicants must have continuously resided in the United States since Jan. 12, 2011. It appears that many more Haitians who were not eligible for TPS when it was first established last year will now be eligible since the required entry date has been changed from January 12, 2010 advisor. Have continuously resided in the United States since Jan. 12, 2011; Be continuously physically present in the United States since July 23, 2011, the effective date of the re-designation of Haiti as described in the Federal Register notice. USCIS will make the final determination of TPS eligibility after July 23, 2011, for applications under the re-designation, but employment authorization documentation will be issued during the registration period in advance of that date to initial applicants who are found prima facie eligible for TPS in accordance with 8 C.F.R. 244.5(b) (see below for description of prima facie eligibility); Meet certain immigrant admissibility requirements; Meet other TPS eligibility requirements specified in section 244 of the INA and implementing regulations at 8 C.F.R. Part 244; and Satisfactorily complete all TPS application procedures as described in the Federal Register notice announcing Haitian TPS, the TPS application (Form I-821) instructions, and appropriate regulations. Individuals may NOT be eligible for TPS if they: Have been convicted of any felony or two or more misdemeanors committed in the United States; Are found inadmissible as an immigrant under applicable grounds in INA section 212(a), including non-waivable criminal and securityrelated grounds; or Are subject to any of the mandatory bars to asylum. These include, but are not limited to, participating in the persecution of another individual or engaging in or inciting terrorist activity. This article is for your information only, it is not a legal advice and should not be substituted for legal advice that could only be rendered by your attorney. If you need an immigration attorney to help you apply for TPS, please call Attorney Famuyides office for appointment immediately at 718-6476767 or send email to jfamuyide@aol.com. USI News
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