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We believe access to justice shouldn't depend on where you are born or how much money you have.

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Free Immigration 101 Training for Service Providers

This training will cover basic topics that service providers who work with our client communities may be interested in learning. The training will take place from 10am - 1pm on Wednesday, February 1st, over zoom. The training will be recorded to share afterwards on our website and will be live-captioned in English and Spanish.

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Vangala v. USCIS Frequently Asked Questions

In January 2021, USCIS shared updated guidance directing adjudicators to cease rejecting asylum applications (Form I-589) and U visa applications (Form I-918) on the basis of spaces left blank on these applications.

Mendez Rojas is a class action lawsuit brought on behalf of asylum seekers challenging the federal government’s failure to give them notice of the one-year deadline for filing asylum applications as well as its failure to guarantee them a mechanism through which to abide by that deadline.

On March 29, 2018, the court granted plaintiffs’ motion for summary judgment and ordered the government to provide notice to class members of the one-year filing deadline and to adopt, publicize, and implement uniform procedural mechanisms that will ensure that class members are able to file their asylum applications in a timely manner. The parties have now reached a settlement agreement for implementing the court’s order.

Final order approving settlement

Notice of proposed settlement in class action lawsuit

Settlement agreement

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NWIRP v. Sessions Advisory for Practitioners

In response to our litigation, the Executive Office for Immigration Review published a rule that expressly allows immigration practitioners to provide limited legal services to unrepresented individuals in removal proceedings. This advisory for practitioners explains the contours of the new rule.

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