An Affiliate of the Justice For Our Neighbors Network
An Affiliate of the Justice For Our Neighbors Network
We offer immigration legal services to those who qualify for our assistance.
We accept referrals including removal and complicated asylum applications. If someone you know needs immigration legal assistance, we would love to consult with you.
ILC is a safe and caring place for immigrants and their families to ask for help. Call the NILAH Hotline to determine if you are eligible for a consultation.
1.855.307.6730
Immigrants and their families need support as they face the uncertainty ahead. Join us in reaching out to them with an open and welcoming hand. You will help us keep families together.
— Shannon L. Alder
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Media Release | May 18, 2020
Immigrant Legal Center is currently awaiting the Supreme Court decision on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. While we are still uncertain as to when we will receive the Supreme Court’s decision, we have the following plans for a Virtual Town Hall following the decision: Day: 5:00 pm Tuesday following the decision (if announced … Continue reading "Virtual DACA Town Hall"
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Advocacy News | May 18, 2020
From National Justice for our Neighbors. Iowa JFON and Immigrant Legal Center—our JFON site in Nebraska—press their states to protect the health and safety of meatpacking workers, their families, and communities. In early April of this year, it suddenly became apparent that the nation’s meat-processing plants—designed for ultimate efficiency and productivity—were the ideal breeding grounds for the … Continue reading "“Essential” does not equal “Expendable”"
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Legal Services Uncategorized | May 8, 2020
Immigrant Legal Center is expecting a decision from the Supreme Court in the near future. We have created a toolkit for DACA recipients who may have alternative relief options. Why is this Toolkit Important? On September 5, 2017, the Trump administration announced the termination of the program, which resulted in several lawsuits challenging the program’s termination … Continue reading "DACA Toolkit"
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