Collection: David A. Martin papers, 1973/2015 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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INS Miscellaneous Internal Files - printed email correspondence and memoranda. [Includes some documents re Torture Convention], 1996/1998 Box MSS 98-1c, Box 8

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INS – Monthly Removals Reports October 1997; February, March, June 1998, 1997/1998 Box MSS 98-1c, Box 10

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INS – NAS [Naturalization Assistance Services, Inc.] Termination [documents and email correspondence and correspondence, memoranda, Position Paper for Testing of INS English and Civics Requirements (undated); draft of Motion for Stay Pending Appeal, Naturalization Assistance Service, Inc. et al v. Immigration and Naturalization Service, et al [E.D. VA. Civ. Action No 96-1837-A]; draft of NAS Motion for Reconsideration Decision (1996-11-18), 1996/1997 Box MSS 98-1c, Box 8

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INS Organizational Implementation and Directory, 1995 Box MSS 98-1c, Box 9

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INS Personal [David Martin] personal file – postcards, notes, poster, printed emails re farewell from INS, 1997 Box MSS 98-1c, Box 9

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INS Pilot Disclosure Program for Litigants – Power point presentation, 1997 Box MSS 98-1c, Box 9

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INS: Regulation on Asylum Reform Final Draft, 1994 Box MSS 98-1a, Box 5

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INS – Removal Priority General – memoranda, reports. [DOJ INS Office of Planning Monthly Removals Report March 1998 (1998-04-27); DOJ INS Data Compiled by Detentions and Removals, Office of Field Operations (undated); GAO/T-GGD-97-154: "Criminal Aliens INS's Efforts to Identify and Remove Imprisoned Aliens Need to be Improved," Statement of Norman J. Rabkin, Director, Administration of Justice Issues, General Government Division (1997-07-15); Bureau of Justice Assistance: "The Interstate Criminal Alien Working Group's Report on Addressing the Criminal Alien Problem" (1996-08), 1997/1998 Box MSS 98-1c, Box 9

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INS – Removal Priority General – memoranda, reports. [Memorandum re Proposed Regulation to Implement the Transition Period Custody Rules (undated); file about enquiry on removal arrangements negotiated by Canada with foreign countries (1997); "The Need to Restore the Attorney General's Flexibility to detain Certain Noncriminal Aliens" (undated); "Criminal Removals by Country of Nationality 1993-1997" (1997-04-18); DOJ INS Office of Policy and Planning Monthly Removals Report July 1997 (1997-08-26); DOJ INS Report on Detention and Release of Criminal and Other Aliens (1997-08); Detention and Deportation "Weekly Analysis" of Criminal Aliens in Custody (1997-10-15); DOJ INS Office of Planning Monthly Removals Report FY 1997 Year End Report (1997-10-23)], 1997 Box MSS 98-1c, Box 9

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INS –Removal Priority General – memoranda reports. [Removals Press Conference (1997-10); Removals by Month reports (1993-1997); Memorandum re Removals Task Force (1993-11-29); Status of County Jail Projects Nationwide; City of New York Department of Correction Fact Pack (undated); David A. Martin's Remarks at the Removals News Conference (1996-03-28); Memorandum re Inspection of the INS Deportation of Aliens After Final Orders Have Been Issued, Report Number I-96-03 (1996-03-29); INS Monthly Statistical Report (1996-05); DOJ INS Removal of Criminal and Other Illegal Aliens (1996-07); Remarks for David Martin Alien removals News Conference (1996-07-26); Memorandum re Final Inspection Report INS Deportation of Aliens After Final Orders Have Been Issued, March 1996: Report I-96-03 (1996-10-27); DOJ INS Office of Policy and Planning Monthly Removals Report, October 1996 (1996-12-09); DOJ INS Office of Policy and Planning Monthly Removals Report FY 1996 Year End Report, October 1996 (1996-11-07); Remarks of General Counsel David Martin, Removals News Conference (1997-02-10)], 1993/1997 Box MSS 98-1c, Box 9

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