This webinar is geared toward those who have some bond experience and would like to take a deeper dive into the law. In this webinar, we will focus on emerging topics following developments in prolonged detention caselaw. We will cover strategies for securing a bond hearing when eligibility is not apparent at first glance, including […]

The parole authority is broad, and the government has exercised this parole power in different ways to address different groups of people—allowing some entry, some return, and some simply to remain in the United States. In this webinar, we will survey the various types of parole in immigration law, with an emphasis on humanitarian parole […]

In this intermediate-level training, we will discuss how to deal with common scenarios involving hostile and problematic immigration judges (IJs), including setting unreasonable deadlines, refusal to hear witness testimony, and inappropriate conduct in court. We will use breakout exercises and group discussion to share strategies for pushing back and capturing your arguments on the record, […]

This webinar will examine the different ways that absences from the United States can affect naturalization eligibility. Using examples, the presenters will walk through the continuous residence and physical presence requirements as well as discuss the risk of abandonment. MCLE: 1.5 CA & TX * TX nonprofit staff and public defender offices can access ILRC webinars […]

This webinar provides information and insight about how to identify and work through vicarious trauma and work-related stress using practical self-care strategies. This webinar will cover: What is vicarious trauma? How does vicarious trauma and work stress manifest in our daily lives? How can we recognize vicarious trauma in ourselves and our colleagues? Self-care strategies […]

This webinar is intended for practitioners already familiar with asylum law and will focus on the most recent developments in asylum practice. The current landscape of asylum law has been complicated by ongoing litigation, including over prosecutorial discretion authority, the Title 42 executive order, and the Remain in Mexico policy. This year, the government promulgated […]

The new public charge rule goes into effect on December 23rd. Join Feeding America, the Food Research & Action Center (FRAC), and the Protecting Immigrant Families Coalition for this webinar where updates on the new regulation will be shared. Attendees will also hear from network advocates who work with impacted communities to build trust, so […]