Public Charge and the Affidavit of Support
ILRC (March 30, 2021)
This webinar will cover the ongoing policy surrounding public charge and current requirements for affidavits of support.
This webinar will cover the ongoing policy surrounding public charge and current requirements for affidavits of support.
This webinar will cover the lawsuits challenging the former Trump administration’s attempted cessation of TPS for several countries and provide an overview of what to expect from the Biden Administration regarding this topic.
This webinar will discuss ways that programs can recognize the needs of their clients and connect them with the resources and services that are available within their community.
This webinar will examine new changes to the DACA program and provide suggestions of strategies that practitioners can use to support DACA recipients as well as other young undocumented immigrants.
This webinar will look at developing issues with the public charge rule and discuss President Biden’s plan to reverse the new public charge rule.
This roundtable will bring immigration practitioners together to examine the recent immigration policy changes set forth by the Biden administration, talk about their implications, and understand their implementation timeline.
This webinar will examine the effects of the recent policy changes by the Biden administration and discuss developing issues.
This webinar will provide information on the DOJ agency recognition and staff accreditation processes, which are essential for expanding the provision of immigration legal services to survivors of sexual assault, trafficking, and domestic violence.
This webinar will identify ways to achieve successful integration plans, explain methods to collect vital data that can improve current integration programs, and propose ideas for agencies to successfully incorporate their community in integration efforts.
This webinar is an introductory-level course that will go over factors that lead to effective case management practices in immigration legal services programs.