Teen mom to seek asylum after U S deportation ruling
Lilian Oliva Bardales 20 and her 5 year old son will return to the United States to continue her asylum case after the Board of Immigration Appeals ruled she did not receive effective legal counsel during eight months in a south Texas detention center. The DHS call this a major statement and could aid other deported mothers seeking reentry to pursue their cases.
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United States
Department of Homeland Security
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Oliva
South Texas
Board of Immigration Appeals Court
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Texas
U.S
Wounded Warrior Project reshaped by Steve Nardizzi leadership
Steve Nardizzi transformed the Wounded Warrior Project from a small charity into an $800 million fundraising enterprise after joining in 2006 and becoming CEO in 2010. Critics cited lavish spending, including a 2014 staff meeting costing $970,000, leading to board action that fired Nardizzi and COO Al Giordano amid a broader cost-control overhaul.
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Wounded Warrior Project
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Somalia
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Last Train to Europe Traps Syrian Family in No Man's Land
Yousif Shikhmous and his family, among about 400 refugees from Syria and Iraq, became stuck between the Macedonian and Serbian borders as Balkan states closed routes to Europe. They fled Hasaka, Syria, after naming their son Merkkel for Merkel, traveled via Turkey and Greece, paid 25 euros each for a train to Serbia, and now wait in limbo near Idomeni as border restrictions tighten.
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Syrians rally peacefully amid uprising anniversary
Scores of Syrians in rebel-held regions staged rare protests in Homs Idlib and other areas ahead of the fifth anniversary of the Arab Spring inspired uprising. Demonstrators waved opposition flags chanted Down with the regime as a partial ceasefire backed by the United States and Russia held for two weeks.
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Mississippi man pleads guilty to terror charge
Muhammad Dakhlalla 23 pleads guilty in Aberdeen to providing material support to extremist violence. His fiancee Jaelyn Young faces trial June 6. He could receive up to 20 years, $250,000 fine, and lifetime probation. Both jailed without bail in Oxford.
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Oxford
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