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Attention Foreign Nationals
Greetings from Alliance of Incarcerated Canadians in American Prisons (AICAP). Our purpose is to have all foreign citizens [not just Canadians] to serve their sentences in their home countries. In September, 1996, Congress enacted new amendments under the Immigration Reform Act, which allows for transfer of offenders to serve their sentences in their home countries [this info not independently verified by PLN's Editors]. However, Michigan and a few other [states] are bucking it by giving denials to those individuals who apply to serve their sentences in their home countries.
In our next newsletter we will be providing the information of these denials and of those who have been denied by the courts. [The following notice accompanied this letter]
Incarcerated Canadians & other foreign nationals in American prisons, have you sought transfer to your country of citizenship? Were you denied? If so, Alliance of Incarcerated Canadians in American Prisons wants to hear from you. Send copies of denials with an S.A.S.E. to:
A.I.C.A.P.
811 Peoples Rd. Suite 2
Sault, ONT, CANADA P6C 3V8
In our next newsletter we will be providing the information of these denials and of those who have been denied by the courts. [The following notice accompanied this letter]
Incarcerated Canadians & other foreign nationals in American prisons, have you sought transfer to your country of citizenship? Were you denied? If so, Alliance of Incarcerated Canadians in American Prisons wants to hear from you. Send copies of denials with an S.A.S.E. to:
A.I.C.A.P.
811 Peoples Rd. Suite 2
Sault, ONT, CANADA P6C 3V8
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