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June 01, 2012 DOJ Wants to Stop Florida Purge of Non-Citizen Voters "The Justice Department ordered Florida's elections division to halt a systematic effort to find and purge the state's voter rolls of noncitizen voters. Florida's effort appears to violate both the 1965 Voting Rights Act, which protects minorities, and the 1993 National Voter Registration Act - which governs voter purges - T. Christian Herren Jr., the Justice Department's lead civil rights lawyer, wrote in a detailed two-page letter sent late Thursday night," the Miami Herald says. "State officials said they were reviewing the letter. But they indicated they might fight DOJ over its interpretation of federal law and expressed frustration that President Barack Obama's administration has stonewalled the state's noncitizen voter hunt for nine months."
Woman Arrested for Bilking Illegal Aliens by Posing as DHS Officer "A woman was arrested Thursday on suspicion of posing as a federal agent and taking tens of thousands of dollars from illegal immigrants to supposedly win them legal resident status," the LA Times writes. "Fourteen victims told investigators they paid between $4,000 and $8,000 each to Araceli Martinez, 47, who posed as an immigration and customs enforcement agent, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department."
Illegal Alien Student Gets Visa to Return for Graduation "An Indiana high school homecoming queen stuck in her native Mexico on an immigration technicality received a U.S. visa Thursday and was expected to make it home in time for her graduation, her attorney said. Star Frankfort High School senior Elizabeth Olivas, 18, was due to return to Indiana on a flight Thursday night, Indianapolis attorney Sarah Moshe said. Olivas confirmed her good news in a text message moments after receiving the visa Thursday afternoon at the U.S. Consulate in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, Moshe said," the Herald Bulletin writes.
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