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Immigrant and human rights advocacy groups say the Border Patrol is part of a cynical strategy to funnel would-be border crossers – increasingly Honduran, Guatemalan and Salvadorean – into the path of human predators and remote wilderness, so that the skeletons of those who don't survive deter others.

But immigrant and human rights advocates have warned for years that behind the veil of diplomatic immunity, some envoys have subjected their workers to hardships that range from underpayment and excessive hours to physical and psychological injury, creating conditions that can amount to indentured servitude or even slavery.

Immigrant and human rights advocates want the facilities shut down, or, at the very least, seriously limited.

González, 37, is a lawyer by profession who works as legal counsel to Seattle Mayor Ed Murray and has served on the board of the immigrant and human rights group One America.

A new report by a coalition of labor, immigrant and human-rights groups has identified and examined "disturbingly common patterns" of abuse in America's guest-worker programs.

The European Union, concerned at the rising tide of illegal immigrants and human trafficking, agreed earlier this month to step up the pace of harmonizing asylum and immigration policies.

The ACS includes a large number of immigrant households and has rich information of the immigrants' demographic and human capital characteristics like education, age, and labor market hours.

Today the conversation about immigration reform is markedly different and too often fails to address the real factors that motivate immigrants and the human cost of our politicized border enforcement.

It's for immigrants and citizens: human beings can't be illegal.

Courts also have struck down Arizona's ban on driver's licenses for undocumented immigrants and its human smuggling law.

It closed Sept. 7, but a companion film series continues through Oct. 2. Visitors could sign their support of "A Declaration of Immigration," which stated, among other things, that the United States is a nation of immigrants and no human being is illegal.