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Education News Uncategorized | November 17, 2020
The Center for Disease Control has issued a moratorium on evictions through December 31, 2020. Renters unable to pay rent due to the toll COVID-19 has taken on their lives can sign and provide to their landlord a declaration demonstrating the need for protection from eviction. According to a legal opinion from Immigrant Legal Center, … Continue reading "Center for Disease Control Moratorium on Evictions"
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Education | March 6, 2020
Are You Worried that Receiving Benefits May Harm your Immigration Case or Immigration Status? ¿Se preocupa de que recibir los beneficios puede causar daño a su caso de inmigración o estatus migratorio? There is a lot of fear and confusion about the new “public charge” rule. The rule makes it harder for some low-income immigrants … Continue reading "Will Receiving Benefits Harm my Immigration Status?"
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Advocacy Education | September 19, 2019
The Supreme Court has granted the Trump Administration a stay of its “Third Country” asylum policy, wherein it has decided not to accept asylum applications from southern border crossers who traveled through a third country on their way to apply for asylum in the United States. This policy, which effectively blocks vulnerable Central Americans fleeing … Continue reading "Continuing to Fight – Asylum Policy Update"
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Education | December 12, 2016
We Are With You On November 9, 2016, the United States awoke to learn that Donald Trump–a man whose harsh anti-immigration rhetoric permeated the campaign–will be the next President of the United States on Inauguration Day. His policy proposals have included mass deportations, a border wall, and the end of compassionate, common-sense enforcement policies, like … Continue reading "Election Concerns for Immigrants"
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