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Date Published: 04/15/2019
The 287(g) program allows designated local law enforcement .officers to enforce civil immigration law s According to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the 287(g) program led to more than 7,000 deportations in 2018. In 287(g) jurisdictions, ending these contracts are an essential first step...
Date Published: 04/15/2019
The Trump administration has vowed to increase 287(g) agreements, which deputize state and local law enforcement officers to undertake various duties of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents. Indeed, as of the date of this publication, 49 of the 78 total 287(g) agreements were created...
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This conference is for invited participants only. Partners that are not affiliated with the New Americans Campaign should use this page to pay for the conference registration. If you are unsure whether you are affiliated with the New Americans Campaign, please contact Sarah Letson at sletson [at]...
Date Published: 08/29/2019
On August 8, 2019 the Department of Homeland Security’s U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) posted a second opportunity for notice and comment on the new USCIS Tip Form to collect information from the public regarding purported immigration fraud. The publication of this form signals...
Understanding Unlawful Presence Under § 212(a)(9)(B) and Unlawful Presence Waivers, I-601 and I-601A
Date Published: 03/28/2019
This advisory explains unlawful presence under INA § 212(a)(9)(B) and the differences between the I-601 and I-601A waivers of unlawful presence. It covers who needs a waiver of unlawful presence, what are the requirements for a waiver of unlawful presence, and which waiver process to use depending...
Date Published: 03/23/2020
This guide is for individuals whose DACA expired after September 5, 2016 and are looking to file a “renewal” application in the coming months. The guide includes annotated forms I-821D, I-765 and I-765ws which form a renewal application packet. If an individual’s DACA expired on or before September...
Date Published: 03/01/2019
Immigration detention has been expanding at record rates under the Trump Administration, but many of us are fighting detention in all kinds of new and innovative ways. This webinar will provide new advocates and organizers with important background information for understanding ICE detention...
Date Published: 02/07/2019
The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program has faced many threats and experienced significant changes since it began in 2012. This toolkit was created to help inform DACA recipients about their rights as well as how other community members can support DACA recipients during these...
Date Published: 02/05/2019
Approximately 700,000 people are currently registered in the DACA program and have seen significant changes and threats to the program. This webinar will present an overview of the current status of DACA as well as tips on renewals and exploring other immigration options for DACA recipients. The...
Date Published: 01/30/2019
Over the past four years, working with partner organizations throughout California and nationally, the ILRC has helped advocate and pass a series of reforms at the local and state levels that advance the rights of both citizens and noncitizens and connect the dots between the criminal and immigrant...
Date Published: 01/23/2019
In Stokeling v. United States , the Supreme Court addressed the definition of a "crime of violence" under the ACCA. This advisory alerts public defenders and immigration advocates to possible immigration challenges caused by Stokeling , and defense strategies.
Date Published: 01/21/2019
In spite of the constant attacks on sanctuary policies from the current administration, these policies continue to spread, and continue to win in the courts. More than 120 new sanctuary-type laws have been enacted since January 2017, and at least 20 federal court rulings have found in favor of...
Date Published: 01/09/2019
This report outlines the state of immigration enforcement in Orange County, California by providing a window into the historical and current state of Orange County’s immigration policies, their impact on local residents and the considerations and values that ought to guide a vision for a new Orange...
Date Published: 01/14/2019
We are pleased to introduce the newest title to our widely distributed collection of practical, expertly written immigration law guides, T Visas: A Critical Immigration Option for Survivors of Human Trafficking . This publication guides you through the entire process of representing a human...
Date Published: 01/03/2019
This webinar digs into how ICE operates and how local law enforcement agencies are really involved, so that we can demand strategic reforms. SComm is not the only way ICE gets information from localities, the Criminal Alien Program and 287(g) are also big players, as well as ICE’s broad access to...
Date Published: 06/13/2019
The field of immigrant post-conviction relief is rapidly evolving. California continues to pass new legislative vehicles to erase or challenge old convictions while the courts of appeal, including the Board of Immigration Appeals, the Ninth Circuit, and state appellate courts are frequently issuing...
Date Published: 05/30/2019
Denaturalization proceedings are rare, however, under the current administration there has been an increased emphasis and dedication of resources towards these cases. While the absolute number of denaturalization cases per year remains low, there is a fear that these efforts will have a chilling...
Date Published: 05/22/2019
Over 300,000 people currently benefit from Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and many have been protected by it for nearly 20 years. However, TPS recipients face an uncertain future and should be exploring other avenues to lawful status. This webinar will describe what TPS recipients can do now to...
Date Published: 05/15/2019
We will discuss the eligibility requirements, application process, recent government policy, and latest practice tips for assisting U nonimmigrant clients in obtaining legal permanent residency through adjustment of status. Presenters Jessica Farb , Directing Attorney – Immigration Center for Women...
Date Published: 05/08/2019
Learn about the latest issues in public charge inadmissibility and access to public benefits for non-citizens. This webinar will include an update on a recent regulatory proposal regarding public charge inadmissibility by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service. We will also cover how to...
Date Published: 04/18/2019
This webinar will dive deep into the process to appeal denied naturalization applications. With an eye on administrative hearings and judicial review, our attorneys will discuss the procedural requirements, give an overview of recent case law, and provide practical solutions to nuanced issues.
Date Published: 04/10/2019
Every year, T visa applications to USCIS fall far short of the 5,000 annual cap, meaning that thousands of T visas have gone “unclaimed.” With a thorough understanding of the eligibility requirements for a T visa and correct screening, many more trafficking survivors could be identified and...
Date Published: 03/26/2019
This webinar is designed for those with some experience in asylum but who want to follow the latest developments in this evolving area of the law. The discussion will focus on more advanced issues such as social group formulations, bars to asylum, unaccompanied minors, case processing times, and...
Date Published: 03/13/2019
Certain individuals who are inadmissible under INA 212(a)(9)(A) or (C) must file an I-212 waiver for a prior deportation or removal. Join us to learn about how and when to file I-212 waivers, whether filing a TPS adjustment of status application, an I-212 in conjunction with an I-601A, or other...
Date Published: 02/26/2019
The I-864 Affidavit of Support is one of the most important components of family-based immigration cases. For most petitioning family members, it’s required to show financial support for the beneficiary family member to prove they will not rely on the U.S. government for financial support after...
Date Published: 02/19/2019
This webinar will discuss hot topics in removal defense, including recent AG decisions attacking due process in the courts. We will provide an overview of recent developments with a focus on how to respond or make your case in court. Topics will include pressure on the court dockets, continuances,...
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Location: Southwestern Law School, 3050 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90010 Fee: $300 Regular / $175 Nonprofit / $115 Public Defenders* *Public Defenders must complete this registration form and mail your registration with payment to Immigrant Legal Resource Center, 1458 Howard Street, San...
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Due to low registration, this seminar has been cancelled. This unique seminar has proven the proposition that informal, small group discussion around a conference table led by an expert in the field is a successful way to get a grip on the ins and outs of immigration law. Now moving into its 30th...
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Location: University of San Francisco School of Law, 2130 Fulton Street, San Francisco, CA 94117 Fee: $300 Regular / $175 Nonprofit / $115 Public Defenders* *Public Defenders must complete this registration form and mail your registration with payment to Immigrant Legal Resource Center, 1458 Howard...
Date Published: 01/03/2019
It has always been important to screen naturalization applicants thoroughly to ensure that they are, in fact, eligible for naturalization, and to assess any potential issues that could cause them to denied or deported. While the laws governing how and when someone is eligible to naturalize and how...