Considering the Trump administration’s continuous executive actions regarding immigration matters, professionals must become familiar with administrative laws impacting immigration policy. As such, this webinar will cover issues concerning retroactivity in law and its impact on agency interests.
Staying abreast of the public charge rule changes is essential amidst the news that the Trump administration plans to reimpose it nationwide. Public charge will be examined in this webinar, including important policy updates, COVID-19’s impact on implementation, and case preparation strategies.
This free webinar will provide an overview for attorneys of the needs of immigrant children and families in the child welfare system.
Link to WebinarKnowing an expansion of expedited removal looms, this webinar helps to better explain the process and assist advocates to prepare and successfully push for the release of clients and placed in removal proceedings under INA.
Link to WebinarThis four-part webinar series will review the theory and practice of preparing waivers for applicants. Information will increase legal providers’ ability to effectively analyze a case and eligibility for waivers.
Link to WebinarThis four-part webinar series covers ways to challenge wrongful application denials from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
Link to WebinarThis free event will discuss ways to help restore America’s immigration system to what it once was: a welcoming country as a global humanitarian leader.
Link to WebinarThis free webinar covers actions the state and federal government can take to bridge gaps in learning for dual language learners.
Link to WebinarThis free webinar will discuss how organizations have shifted their programming in order to meet the needs of Hispanic families during COVID-19.
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This is a three-part webinar series that reviews representing refugees and asylees during these trying times. The series will cover family reunification, adjustment of status, naturalization, termination and travel for refugees and asylees.
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