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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Uncategorized | November 25, 2019
When an immigration raid happens in Nebraska, ILC staff responds immediately. The most recent event was October 23 when more than a dozen individuals were picked up in a raid by Homeland Security at a Madison, Nebraska business. ILC’s Rapid Response Plan kicked into gear as multiple staff implemented their roles to confirm facts and … Continue reading "ILC Led Legal Response to Madison NE Immigration Raid"
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Advocacy | November 22, 2019
Trembling, as rivers of people flooded her lefts and rights while she scanned the room for her dad in a Greyhound bus port – that is what she was doing – trembling. Leaving behind a world of what could have been to approach a completely different lifestyle and become immersed in a culture that wasn’t … Continue reading "A Dreamer’s Narrative"
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Advocacy | November 7, 2019
Get Involved | The Trump administration has proposed a change to immigration regulations which will end a court mandated rule that employment authorization applications for asylum seekers must be adjudicated within 30 days of being received by United States Citizenship and Immigration Services. Asylum seekers must already wait 150 days to apply for employment authorization, … Continue reading "Comment On Proposed Rule Change That Will Limit Asylum Seekers’ Ability to Lawfully Work"
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