Movie Review Jake Get Of The Car Now ! - 786 Words

â€Å"Jake get in the car NOW!!!!!† I said *car door opens and shuts* â€Å"What is that thing it’s so damn big, hit it the gas hurry !!† said Jake â€Å"Hurry!!!!!† *boom BOOOOM* * car screeches on the pavement*. â€Å"Faster it s catching up to us† screamed Jake â€Å"How?! we’re going 60 mph,† I said, â€Å"I don’t know how that thing is so fast, but just do it !† Jake said â€Å" just don t look directly at him ok† I screamed â€Å" Yes I get that just keep driving,† said Jake. We can t keep driving forever, I see this house up ahead a light is on, so I m going to go through this small road try to get off for a couple of minutes then we go I asked Whatever I don t care dude Jake Said. *knocking noises* â€Å"Hello anyone please help us please open up why won t do†¦show more content†¦Jake!! What did you do to Jake I yelled It s been so long since I ve had 2 fresh meats, Oh my luck is amazing said Arthur Wait what did you do t-- I stuttered. â€Å"huh what’s happening, oh god what is that smell, why am I handcuffed to a pole, WHERE IS JAKE!!† I screeched. â€Å"Oh god please no plea----† â€Å"huh Jake, JAKE!!!!† I yelled â€Å" WHERE ARE YOU ARTHUR, SHOW YOURSELF NOW !!!!!!!!†. â€Å"Oh Hello, Michael how’s the pole, said Arthur It ll be great when I shove it up your A**, What the hell did you do with Jake I said That wasn t very nice to say, and oh him, he ll become what he ate, just like all mothers say, said Arthur. Wait wha--- YOU SON OF B****, I ll kill you, I ll kill you I screamed at him. Hey wanna know a secret I m a cannibal GET USED TO IT!!!! Hey Hey don t hurt yourself I still have to prepare you I don t want you all bruised up. Awww I have to use the bathroom, give you a minute to reminisce about life think how you got here. The smart ones always taste better. Said Arthur BURN IN HELL YOU MONSTER I Screamed oh god what am I gonna do, KEYS Thank you, Jesus. Just jam it in the handcuff please work, please work S*** doesn t fit said my screwed self. Hello again ,and goodbye to those keys, said Arthur The hell you think you were doing, even if you did get

Orden de deportación ¿se puede arreglar o apelar

El migrante que recibe una orden de deportacià ³n dictada por un juez de Inmigracià ³n tiene las siguientes opciones: esperar a que la orden se convierta en final y salir de EE.UU., apelar, presentar una mocià ³n y, en algunas ocasiones muy limitadas, arreglar para sacar los papeles o para permanecer en el paà ­s. Antes de continuar cabe destacar que la informacià ³n de este artà ­culo aplica a los proceso de deportacià ³n ordinaria, los cuales tienen lugar en Corte de Inmigracià ³n. No aplican a los casos de deportacià ³n exprà ©s ni expulsiones inmediatas que ocurren en la frontera.  ¿Cuà ¡ndo una orden de deportacià ³n se convierte en final y cuà ¡les son las consecuencias? Como regla general, cuando un juez migratorio dicta una orden de deportacià ³n, ICE no procede inmediatamente a ejecutar la remocià ³n, sino que espera a que la orden se convierta en final. Eso ocurre en cualquiera de las siguientes situaciones: Cuando el migrante renuncia a su derecho a apelar al final del proceso de deportacià ³n. En ese caso, podrà ­a ser detenido por ICE en ese momento.Cuando el migrante se reserva el derecho a apelar pero no presenta la apelacià ³n dentro de plazoCuando el migrante pierde la apelacià ³n y el BIA o el Procurador General (Attorney General) dicta una orden final de remocià ³n.Cuando el migrante recibe una salida voluntaria pero no presenta la fianza requeridaCuando el migrante recibe una salida voluntaria pero no cumple con la fecha de salida de EE.UU. Ademà ¡s, es siempre una orden de deportacià ³n final aquella que recibe un migrante in abstentia, es decir, cuando se le ha citado en corte migratoria y no se ha presentado. Una vez que la orden de deportacià ³n es final, ICE puede proceder a la deportacià ³n del migrante, a menos que, excepcionalmente, pueda obtener un alivio para permanecer en EE.UU. Apelar una orden de deportacià ³n Apelacià ³n ante el Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA, por sus siglas en inglà ©s) Una vez que un juez de inmigracià ³n dicta una orden de deportacià ³n, el migrante puede recurrir la decisià ³n ante el BIA. Para ello, debe reservarse este derecho durante la parte final del proceso de deportacià ³n. Para presentar su apelacià ³n (Notice to Appeal), el migrante tiene un plazo de 30 dà ­as en los cuales no puede ser deportado. Si està ¡ en libertad, debe notificar a la corte de inmigracià ³n los cambios de direccià ³n. Si el migrante no presenta la apelacià ³n dentro del plazo de 30 dà ­as, su orden de deportacià ³n es final y puede ser deportado. Por el contrario, si apela, se debe esperar por la decisià ³n de BIA, la cual es vinculante, es decir, debe ser obedecida tanto por el juez de inmigracià ³n que fallà ³ en primera instancia como por el abogado del gobierno como por el migrante. El BIA es un tribunal conformado por 20 miembros y està ¡ ubicado en el estado de Virginia. Cada aà ±o resuelve un promedio de 30.000 casos, lo que equivale al 9 por ciento del total de sentencias emitidas por los jueces de inmigracià ³n. Una vez que se apela, el tribunal establece plazos para que las partes entreguen por escrito sus respectivos argumentos. Las decisiones del BIA son finales a menos que sean revocadas por el propio tribunal, el procurador general o una corte federal. Apelacià ³n judicial En algunos casos se permite que un migrante apele la decisià ³n del Tribunal de Apelaciones de Inmigracià ³n (BIA) ante una corte federal. Todas las formas de alivio discrecional que corresponde al inmigrante probar que reà ºne los requisitos legales para que se le conceda un alivio y que se lo merece. La Corte tiene libertad para decidir si lo concede o no. Cabe destacar que al ser cortes no migratorias aplican otras reglas y apelar es caro, de ahà ­ que solo el 2 por ciento de los casos resueltos cada aà ±o en las cortes de inmigracià ³n sean apelados ante una corte federal de apelaciones, segà ºn estadà ­sticas de las propias cortes. Ademà ¡s, durante el proceso ante una corte de apelaciones los migrantes pueden ser deportados. Esta es una importante diferencia con las cortes de inmigracià ³n y con el BIA, donde los migrantes no pueden ser deportados mientras no se resuelvan sus procesos. Las mociones como recursos frente a orden de deportacià ³n final En casos muy especà ­ficos, un migrante con orden de deportacià ³n final podrà ­a presentar una mocià ³n para reabrir o para revisar e intentar parar asà ­ la remocià ³n. Mocià ³n para reabrir Se presenta ante un juez de inmigracià ³n cuando el inmigrante tenga acceso a una nueva prueba que sea importante y que no tuviera a su disposicià ³n durante la audiencia de deportacià ³n. Deberà ¡ presentarse, con carà ¡cter general, en los 90 dà ­as siguientes a la orden final de deportacià ³n. Esta mocià ³n para reabrir no suspende la ejecucià ³n de la deportacià ³n, que sigue su curso, a menos que la corte o el Departamento de Seguridad Interna (DHS) acuerde un aplazamiento de la deportacià ³n. Sin embargo, hay una excepcià ³n a esta regla y es cuando se presenta la mocià ³n para reabrir un caso de orden de deportacià ³n dictada in absentia. Mocià ³n para revisar Se presenta ante el Tribunal de Apelaciones de Inmigracià ³n (BIA, por sus siglas en inglà ©s). Su objetivo es que se revise el caso argumentando que ha habido un error en la aplicacià ³n de la ley o en los hechos. Al igual que ocurre con la mocià ³n para reabrir el caso, aquà ­ tampoco se suspende el proceso ordinario de ejecucià ³n de la deportacià ³n, a menos que una corte ordene un aplazamiento de la misma.  ¿Se puede arreglar cuando ya se tiene una orden de deportacià ³n final? Las posibilidades son pocas, aunque sà ­ hay casos en los que se puede obtener una tarjeta de residencia permanente sin salir de EE.UU. a pesar de tener una orden de deportacià ³n final o paralizar temporalmente la ejecucià ³n de la orden de deportacià ³n. Ajuste de estatus Por ejemplo, si el migrante està ¡ casado con un ciudadano o tiene un hijo ciudadano mayor de 21 aà ±os que ha presentado una peticià ³n de familiar con el formulario I-130 que ha sido aprobado, podrà ­a calificar, en algunos casos, para un ajuste de estatus. Sin embargo, el mero hecho de estar casado con un estadounidense y tener hijos ciudadanos no para la deportacià ³n. Todas las opciones que se tienen para parar la deportacià ³n, como la cancelacià ³n, el asilo, la suspensià ³n, beneficios por ser familiar de militar, reservista o veterano y otras formas de alivio deben argumentarse durante el proceso de deportacià ³n y plantearse durante la audiencia previa conocida como Master Calendar. Stay of removal Aà ºn con orden de deportacià ³n final podrà ­a ser posible solicitar a ICE una suspensià ³n temporal de la deportacià ³n, conocida como stay of removal. El formulario para aplicar es el I-246. Debe presentarse en persona en una oficina de ICE junto con la documentacià ³n de apoyo y tiene un costo de presentacià ³n de $155. Si es aprobado, el migrante puede estar sujeto a à ³rdenes de supervisià ³n y puede estar obligado a dar fianza por un monto de al menos $1.500. Ademà ¡s, hay otras clases de stay of removal que pueden presentar los abogados ante una corte federal o ante BIA en casos concretos como, por ejemplo, para evitar la deportacià ³n mientras el caso se discute en corte federal. Ley privada En casos extremos y con mà ©ritos se puede solicitar a un miembro del Congreso de Estados Unidos que solicite la aprobacià ³n de una ley que proteja a un migrante de la deportacià ³n. La ley, conocida como Private Bill, raramente es aprobada. Sin embargo, tenà ­a el efecto de que durante los aà ±os que estaba pendiente se protegà ­a al migrante de la deportacià ³n. Sin embargo, en la actualidad ICE solo pararà ¡ temporalmente una deportacià ³n mientras la ley està © pendiente por seis meses, pudià ©ndose extender por otros 90 dà ­as. Para ello, es necesario que la peticià ³n la realice el presidente del comità © judicial del Senado o de la Cà ¡mara de Representantes o un subcomità ©.  ¿Quà © sucede cuando la orden de deportacià ³n es final y el migrante no puede obtener otro alivio? ICE debe deportar al migrante en 90 dà ­as, si bien este proceso puede tomar mà ¡s. Durante ese tiempo, el migrante puede estar detenido o en libertad. En este à ºltimo caso, puede ser deportado por ICE u optar por auto-deportarse. Si el migrante decide convertirse en un fugitivo se convierte asà ­ en prioridad para ser deportado. Si en el futuro es arrestado en cualquier encuentro con la autoridad no tendrà ¡ derecho a presentarse en corte migratoria y serà ¡ deportado inmediatamente. Puntos clave:  ¿quà © se puede hacer cuando se tiene orden de deportacià ³n? Los migrantes que reciben una orden de deportacià ³n pueden apelar, dentro de plazo, al Board of Immigration Appeals. Esta apelacià ³n congela la orden de deportacià ³n.La presentacià ³n de mociones para reabrir caso o revisar no paran la deportacià ³n automà ¡ticamente, a menos que se conceda expresamente esa proteccià ³n.En casos limitados es posible arreglar los papeles con orden de deportacià ³n y dentro de EE.UU. mediante un ajuste de estatus. Son casos no comunes y que deben ser examinados por un abogado.Las medidas stay of removal y Private Bill paralizan temporalmente la ejecucià ³n de la deportacià ³n. Este artà ­culo es informativo. No es asesorà ­a legal para ningà ºn caso concreto.

Short Story - 1692 Words

Millie Larson leaned against the counter, waiting for her mentor to wrap up his conversation with a friend. She pulled out her phone, glanced at the time and decided to review the notes that shed taken during the interview with the captain. She was the lucky reporter chosen to work on the serial arsonist case and she didnt want to disappoint anyone. An immense feeling of pride stuck with her as she scrolled through her writing, her mind already mentally planning the story. The ding of an elevator made her glance up from her phone. The doors opened to reveal a middle aged woman walking towards the lobby, with a swift stride, full of purpose. Her high heels clicked on the tiles as she made her way closer. Millie heard the officer behind†¦show more content†¦Mrs. Crimson reached into her handbag to retrieve an case file overflowing with paper. â€Å"I received an anonymous call from a payphone in Shadow Walker Heights. Id didnt know than people even used payphones anymore.† She chuckled before continuing. â€Å"Anyway, all that she said was ‘The hospital. Shadow Walkers Heights. Concussion ward’, before abruptly hanging up.† â€Å"Do you know who she was?† â€Å"No idea. She sounded about my age, maybe from the south? She had a bit of a twang in her accent.† â€Å"Um, Mrs. Crimson-† â€Å"Oh, please call me Eliza.† â€Å"Right. Mrs- I mean Eliza, what makes you think this isnt some prank? Some local kid wanting to get a rise out of you?† â€Å"Back in ‘89, we received an anonymous tip from a man in Shadow Walkers Heights claiming he knew where the children were. Not even a year later, he died from alcohol poisoning. The investigation was closed quickly, after it was ruled an accident. I could tell Chief Hodgins found it suspicious. In ‘91, the hospital was under investigation after one of its employees died suspiciously. It was quickly over, after it was discovered to have been an ‘accident’.† â€Å"You dont think it was?† Mrs. Crimson shook her head. â€Å"The odds of two ‘accidental’ deaths in less than three years, in the same town, both with some connection to the hospital? No way.† â€Å"So, what now? Are you just going to waltz up to the hospital and ask them to confirm your suspicions?† â€Å"Of course not! I dont want to set off any alarms. 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The Effects of Foreshadowing in John Steinbecks Of Mice...

The Effects of Foreshadowing Of mice and men is a short but captivating novel by John Steinbeck. He uses many literary techniques in his novel, but one of the many that can keep his readers on their toes is foreshadowing. Steinbeck uses parallel structure to foreshadow upcoming events in the novel. Some readers feel that this technique makes the book predictable, therefore taking away interest, but others think this technique is what creates the excitement to see if their predictions turn out to be correct. Nonetheless the technique is one that shapes the book. Steinbeck uses foreshadowing with different components of his novel, one being the characters. When reading about Candy it’s obvious that he has a strong connection with his dog,†¦show more content†¦The very end of the book ends in the same setting when Lennie runs and hides to the brush after killing Curley’s wife. George talks to him about their plans with the rabbits just like he did that night, and that’s when he kills him. The details in the beginning gave the readers hints about what was going to happen near the end when George came to find Lennie. Several other examples of foreshadowing can be found in the events that happen throughout the novel. It’s no secret to the readers that Lennie has a habit of getting himself into trouble â€Å"You get in trouble. You do bad things and I got to get you out.† (11). First with the incident in Weed with the girl’s dress and then again in a similar situation with another woman, Curley’s wife. Lennie had seen a woman wearing a dress that interested him, and, naturally because of his habits of wanting to pet and feel things, he wanted to touch it. The woman was frightened by this and screamed for him to let go. Lennie was shocked by her reaction and hung on tighter. This is because, in George’s words, â€Å"that was all he could think to do† (41). 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Essay Government Surveillance vs Privacy - 1442 Words

Is the American government trustworthy? Edward Joseph Snowden (2013) released to the United States press* selected information about the surveillance of ordinary citizens by the U.S.A.’s National Security Agency (N.S.A.), and its interconnection to phone and social media companies. The motion picture Citizenfour (2014), shows the original taping of those revelations. Snowden said that some people do nothing about this tracking because they have nothing to hide. He claims that this inverts the model of responsibility. He believes that everyone should encrypt Internet messages and abandon electronic media companies that track personal information and Internet behavior (op.cit, 2014). Snowden also stressed to Lawrence Lessig (2014) the†¦show more content†¦So, one leader disbanded them â€Å"because of the massive number of complaints he received.† But, as often happens within power and human nature, he appointed a civilian organization to perform essentially the same role (Sheldon, 2000). 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Security Posture Essay Marvin HugleySec 200 Intro To Network SecurityInstructor: Q Miller 11/15/15Security Managing a small coffee shop you can have tons of system threats. One threat is Wi-Fi. Since your Wi-Fi is going to be public anyone can connect to it. Which means that someone can come into your shop and steal your packets or they can come into your shop and hack into your system. Once there in your system they can take all of your staff and customers information. An attacker could also put a virus on your system such as a worm. Ron Teixeira says according to a recentSymantec Threat Report, 82% of data that was either lost or stolen could have been avoided if the business followed a simple cyber security plan. One way to protect yourself from attacks are firewalls. A firewall is a system designed to prevent unauthorized access to or from a private network. Firewalls can be implemented in both hardware and software, or a combination of both. One of the biggest threats are your employees. Why? Your emp loyees are human and because of that they make mistakes. You could also have an employee that gets mad because they didnt get the promotion they thought they deserved. Most importantly it is the employee that knows how everything works. Getting to the system wouldnt be hard for them especially if they have a key card for that area or if they are one of the people that work in that area. Having employees is always a risk. So what they do is leak out all your customers information. Your business can have Maliciousthreats consist of inside attacks by disgruntled or malicious employees and outside attacks by non-employees just looking to harm and disrupt an organization. Your data in your business should be encrypted. This makes it harder for the person to get and read that information. Encryption is the conversion of electronic data into another form, called ciphertext, which cannot be easily understood by anyone except authorized parties (Margret Rouse). SecurityThere is 55,246 Coffee shops in the United States Of America. Starbucks alone makes 10.7 billion a year. Starbucks has 16,850 stores. Starbuck is probably the number one place a attacker would attack. One reason why is because it is a big corporation. Hackers love to attack big business because it will be reported on the news, by it being reported on the news the hacker is getting publicity. Another reason why a hacker would go after Starbucks is because everyone goes there. It is a easy place to attack or be attacked. One thing you can do is use a VPN ( Virtual Private Network) AVPN, or virtual private network, is a network that is constructed by using public wires usually the Internet to connect to a private network, such as a companys internal network. There are a number of systems that enable you to create networks using the Internet as the medium for transporting data. These systems use encryption and other security mechanisms to ensure that only authorized users can access the network and that the data cannot be intercepted. (Vangie Beal) . Your business might get emails with attachments. If you dont know the email address then dont open it. That email might be infected with a virus worm or malware. Malware is an umbrella term used to refer to a variety of forms of hostile or intrusive software, including computer viruses, worms, Trojan horses, ransomware, spyware, adware, scareware, and other malicious programs. It can take the form of executable code, scripts, active content, and other software. A virus is a piece of code that is capable of copying itself and typically has a detrimental effect, such as corrupting the system or destroying data. The best way to protect yourself on a Windows PC is to have two accounts. Have a standard account and then have a Admin Account. Do everything on the Standard account. By doing this if you accidently click on something or download something you wont get infected. The reason for this is because it needs Admin rights to install on your pc. If you want to go to a site that your not confident in or download something that might have a virus. You can always install a VM Virtual Machine. With all these threats your going to need some type of backup plan. A plan B. If I had a business my plan would be to make sure I run backups every night at like 8 oclock. I pick that time because no one should be at the office. Never run your backups when you know a lot of people will be in the office. It will slow your network down. I would not allow my employees to plug anything into the Computers like USB. They might just bring in a virus and crash my whole network. Security Posture is your overall security plan the approach your business takes to security, from planning to implementation. It is comprised of technicalandnon-technical policies, procedures and controls, that protect you from both internal and external threats. No business, large or small, is safe from potential security breaches. Anyone is fair game. These are the reasons why you need to worry. Hackers Hackers scan networks for vulnerable systems that can be easily breached for malicious purposes. 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