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Ilyssa Fuches goes on a rant against the corrupt banking system

President Barack Obama recently imposed sweeping immigration reform during a nationally televised speech, where he announced that he will use his executive power to immunize nearly 5 million undocumented immigrants from deportation. We'll take a look at the president's plan of action, whether or not it's constitutional and what needs to be done to fix our broken immigration system moving forward, featuring

Immigration Activist Marco Saavedra

President Barack Obama recently imposed sweeping immigration reform during a nationally televised speech, where he announced that he will use his executive power to immunize nearly 5 million undocumented immigrants from deportation. We'll take a look at the president's plan of action, whether or not it's constitutional and what needs to be done to fix our broken immigration system moving forward, featuring

Immigration Activist Marco Saavedra

Cosby Ferguson Newsroundup by Beheardent

Cosby Ferguson Newsroundup by Let Your Voice Be Heard! Radio

We talked about popular news stories, including an update on the grand jury decision whether or not to indict Police Officer Darren Wilson, and Kim Kardashian's nude photo shoot.

California voters recently passed Proposition 47, which reclassifies non-violent crimes like petty theft, forgery, shoplifting, fraud and possession of small amounts of illegal drugs as misdemeanors, instead of felonies. As a result, thousands of people in California prisons may be released. This initiative has also ignited a new fire in the criminal justice reform movement and sparked new life to legislation like the Smarter Sentencing Act.

We discussed recent steps and victories in the effort to reform the American criminal justice system and what needs to be done moving forward, featuring Bernadette Rabuy, the Policy and Communications Associate at the Prison Policy Initiative, and Susan Burton, the Founder and Executive Director of A New Way of Life.

http://www.lyvbh.com/2014/11/13/systematic-injustice-reforming-americas-sentencing-drug-laws/

California voters recently passed Proposition 47, which reclassifies non-violent crimes like petty theft, forgery, shoplifting, fraud and possession of small amounts of illegal drugs as misdemeanors, instead of felonies. As a result, thousands of people in California prisons may be released. This initiative has also ignited a new fire in the criminal justice reform movement and sparked new life to legislation like the Smarter Sentencing Act.

We discussed recent steps and victories in the effort to reform the American criminal justice system and what needs to be done moving forward, featuring Bernadette Rabuy, the Policy and Communications Associate at the Prison Policy Initiative, and Susan Burton, the Founder and Executive Director of A New Way of Life.

http://www.lyvbh.com/2014/11/13/systematic-injustice-reforming-americas-sentencing-drug-laws/

On Sunday, Nov. 9, attorney Joshua Fitch, a partner at Cohen Fitch, LLP, revealed that his law firm has filed a class action lawsuit against the City of New York on behalf of the people who were wrongly arrested by the NYPD for carrying utility knives.

On Sunday, Nov. 9, attorney Joshua Fitch, a partner at Cohen Fitch, LLP, revealed that his law firm has filed a class action lawsuit against the City of New York on behalf of the people who were wrongly arrested by the NYPD for carrying utility knives.