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Fair Sentencing Act an Important First Step, Sizeable Sentencing Gap Remains

On July 28 the House passed the Fair Sentencing Act (S. 1789), which would make much needed changes to current cocaine sentencing laws and which will now go to President Obama’s desk for signature.

Dream Act Creates Pathway to Citizenship for Students

 

Houston Clergy Unites to Urge Support for Immigration Reform

 

GCORR's Ministry of Monitoring Goes Abroad

On July 21, young adults from around the world will join together in Berlin, Germany at the Global Young People's Convocation. Rachel Birkhahn-Rommelfanger, a GCORR Board Member, will serve as GCORR's liaison and share information with Convocation participants about GCORR's programs and ministries, particularly the ministry of monitoring.

Trials and Tribulations: Unfair Practices in Jury Selection

A recent report by the Equal Justice Initiative has sparked new debate over an old issue--African-Americans and other racial ethnics being excluded from serving on juries.

The Methodist Church of Mexico Comments on SB 1070

The General Conference of the Methodist Church of Mexico released a statement in reaction to SB 1070.

Justice Department Sues Arizona over Immigration Law

 

Obama Addresses Immigration Reform

The General Commission on Religion and Race and faith leaders across the country continue their push to see comprehensive immigration reform addressed before year’s end and President Barack Obama added his voice to that call Thursday. President Obama spoke to an audience at American University School of International Service in Washington, D.C., and asked Congress to address the need for comprehensive immigration reform legislation.

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BP Oil Disaster: Swallowing up the Voice of the Marginalized

 

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