With A Gun To Their Head
Posted by Nathan Hall | May 24, 2022
Fast Tracking Asylum at the Border will Undermine ...
Posted by Amy Grenier | May 23, 2022
Tackling Jurisdictional Questions
Posted by Geoffrey A. Hoffman | May 17, 2022
Broadening the Reach of Pro Bono Through Virtual C...
Posted by Adonia Simpson and Sarah Burrows | May 12, 2022
Fan Letters to AILA Members’ Favorite Resources
Posted by AILA | May 11, 2022
Detention Ombudsman Reports 52% of Complaints Were About Living Conditions
by Jennifer Ibañez Whitlock | May 25, 2022
AILA Policy Counsel Jen Whitlock writes about the Office of the Immigration Detention Ombudsman (OIDO) including the office’s history, the data it has shared so far, and some key questions that remain; she urges everyone to use AILA’s advocacy tool to tell Congress immigration detention is inhumane and urge change.
Read MoreWith A Gun To Their Head
by Nathan Hall | May 24, 2022
In this video blog post, AILA Law Student Member Nathan Hall describes why he decided to dig into the issue of the “serious nonpolitical crime” bar and its impact on asylum seekers when he wrote his piece for the April 2022 edition of the AILA Law Journal.
Read MoreFast Tracking Asylum at the Border will Undermine Due Process
by Amy Grenier | May 23, 2022
In this blog post, AILA’s Amy Grenier walks through the significant due process concerns that have been expressed about the Interim Final Rule on asylum processing from the Biden administration and why having sufficient time, to seek counsel and pull together a substantive claim, is so important.
Read MoreTackling Jurisdictional Questions
by Geoffrey A. Hoffman | May 17, 2022
AILA member Geoffrey A. Hoffman shares insights on the article he wrote for the Spring 2022 edition of the AILA Law Journal focused on the issue of jurisdiction and how the defective NTA-jurisdictional question could play a crucial part in resolving and reducing the 1.6 million case backlog. AILA members, don’t forget you have digital access to all Law Journal editions on aila.org!
Read MoreBroadening the Reach of Pro Bono Through Virtual Clinics
by Adonia Simpson and Sarah Burrows | May 12, 2022
In this blog post, AILA Pro Bono Committee Chair Adonia Simpson and Sarah Burrows, Director, Pro Bono & Partnerships at HIAS, share insights into how AILA South Florida successfully pivoted to virtual pro bono events and how you can replicate this effort.
Read MoreFan Letters to AILA Members’ Favorite Resources
by AILA | May 11, 2022
As we continue to celebrate AILA’s 75th anniversary year, we asked members to share a fan letter to their favorite AILA resource, in two or three sentences, or haiku form. Read about five favorites in this blog post on Think Immigration.
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