(NOT A NAKASEC press release)
Court Extends Order That Blocks Government From Implementing Flawed Social Security No-Match Rule
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 1, 2007
CONTACT: Lauren Mendoza, AFL-CIO, (202) 637-5212; lmendoza [at] aflcio.org
Immigrant Rights
10-01-2007
10-01-2007
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 1, 2007
Contacts:
Mary Gutierrez (LA County Fed), (213)276.-3384
Jorge-Mario Cabrera (NALAAC), (562) 243-5559
Becky Bae (NAKASEC), (323) 937-3703
L.A. Communities and Workers to Stand in Opposition to Social Security No Match Letters and say “No-Match Makes No Sense”
Groups to hand deliver opposition letter to Social Security officials
09-28-2007
09-24-2007
Undocumented Korean American Students Receive AB540 Exemption and Enroll in UC: KRC and NAKASEC help out
USA Edu News 9-24-07 A27
(translation from Korean article)
09-21-2007
September 21, 2007
Contact:
EunSook Lee, NAKASEC, 323.937.3703, ext 205
Yu Soung Mun, YKASEC, 718.460.5600
Kat Choi, KRCC, 778.506.9158
Dae Joong Yoon, KRC, 323.937.3718
Driver’s License Victory in New York
After four years, a win for all
09-21-2007
[Photo News] KRC Holds Press Conference on "Right to Public Education"
(translation from Korean article)
Korea Daily 9-21-07 A5
Reporter Han Jeon
09-21-2007
Colleges are Not Abiding by the AB540 Law: some even deny admissions
(translation from Korean article)
Korea Times 9-21-07 A3
Reporter Jung Dae Yong
09-21-2007
Community Urged to Defend Right to Attend College Regardless of Immigration Status: in-state tuition is guaranteed by law, denial of admissions by UCSD is unfair
Koreatown Daily A2
(Photo) Morna Ha, Youth Department Coordinator at NAKASEC, says "Undocumented students also can legally study in the U.S. while paying in-state tuition through the AB 540"
09-20-2007
For Immediate Release
September 20, 2007
Contacts:
Becky Bae, NAKASEC, 323-937-3703
Dae Yoon, KRc, 323-937-3718
Victory! Student Rights to Public Education Upheld
09-20-2007
Undocumented Students Now Can Get Tuition
(translation from Korean article)
JBC Broadcasting 9-21-07
Sixteen Korean American applicants, who had been admitted to UCSD in June but had been denied in-state tuition support for their undocumented status, will be able to enroll in school.