Immigration law is often described as one of the most complicated areas of practice in the United States. How can new and aspiring practitioners learn the necessary immigration law and […]

This six-week training will explore the process of gaining permanent residence through a family relationship. We will identify which individuals are eligible to immigrate based on family relationships and how […]

The Department of Homeland Security, or DHS, has announced new parole programs for nationals of Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela who are seeking save haven within the United States due […]

Over the last few years, record numbers of Cubans have arrived in the United States due to political and economic factors. Most recently, the Biden administration has implemented a special […]

This is the first webinar of the four-part series, “Overview of U Nonimmigrant Status.” In week one, students will focus on the eligibility requirements for U nonimigrant status, including issues […]

Is your nonprofit organization interested in representing clients before the immigration court using non-attorneys who have Department of Justice, or DOJ, full accreditation? If so, please join CLINIC staff for […]

This is the second webinar of the four-part series, “Overview of U Nonimmigrant Status.” In week two, we will review selected grounds of inadmissibility, discuss how to screen for inadmissibility, […]

This is the third webinar of the four-part series, “Overview of U Nonimmigrant Status.” In week three, we will focus on eligibility for U Status as a derivative family member. […]

Cancellation of removal under the Violence Against Women Act (“VAWA”) is a generous though often overlooked form of relief for abused noncitizens faced with removal proceedings. VAWA cancellation often benefits […]