Speakers

Urgent ICE Notices in English Spark Panic Among Non-English Speakers

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In recent developments, immigration authorities have begun issuing deportation notices in a manner that is causing significant concern among legal advocates and non-English speaking immigrants. These notices, provided exclusively in English, are compelling recipients to make immediate and critical legal decisions within a mere few hours. The crux of the issue stems from form I-200 and I-205 notices, instruments used by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to inform individuals of their impending deportations. The swift timeline set by these documents for individuals to surrender can be as abrupt as a few hours post-notification, a … Read more

Nigerian Lawyer Assaulted During Court Order Execution; Bar Association Blames Speaker’s Aides

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Osogbo, Nigeria — Tensions flared in Osogbo, Osun State, following an alleged attack on a local lawyer by individuals reported to be linked to the state legislature. The Nigerian Bar Association’s Osogbo branch reacted sharply to the incident involving lawyer Muhydeen Yusuf, who reportedly suffered an assault during a legal property evacuation, allegedly in the presence of Adewale Egbedun, the Speaker of the Osun State House of Assembly. Yemi Abiona, the chairman of the Osogbo NBA, accused Speaker Egbedun of instigating the confrontation by verbally harassing the lawyer before the alleged physical attack by his … Read more

Violent Protesters Target Israeli Speaker’s Return to UC Berkeley: Who Will Take Charge, the Protesters or the University?

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Berkeley, California – Israeli lawyer Ran Bar-Yoshafat is set to return to the University of California, Berkeley after his previous appearance was disrupted by an anti-Semitic mob. The first event, organized by pro-Israel student groups and scheduled for late February, was canceled when violent protesters attacked attendees, shouting anti-Semitic slurs and physically assaulting students. Bar-Yoshafat’s upcoming speech on Monday is expected to be met with protests once again. During an interview on CNN, Eliana Johnson, the editor in chief of the Washington Free Beacon, discussed the previous incident and expressed her concern about who has … Read more