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Farewell (Perhaps?) Mr. Wolf. Hello Secretary Mayo...
Posted by John Manley | Jan 14, 2021
Prolonged and Indefinite Detention is Inhumane and...
Posted by Katy Murdza | Jan 11, 2021
Shocking, Despicable, Injustice on Display
Posted by Jennifer Minear | Jan 7, 2021
Screaming Into the Void: 5 Reasons to Always Comme...
Posted by Sarah Pitney | Jan 6, 2021
Our Immigration Laws Were Last Updated Before the ...
Posted by Tammy Lin | Jan 4, 2021
Taking Pro Bono Virtual
by Adonia Simpson | Jan 15, 2021
AILA Pro Bono Committee Chair Adonia Simpson offers reasons engaging virtually on pro bono activities can be efficient and effective and highlights some easy to plug into opportunities for AILA members.
Read MoreFarewell (Perhaps?) Mr. Wolf. Hello Secretary Mayorkas!
by John Manley | Jan 14, 2021
In this blog post AILA SoCal Chapter Media Liaison John Manley takes a stab at breaking down the tenure of Chad Wolf as Acting Secretary of DHS and the back and forth during the end of the Trump administration as we look forward to new leadership at the agency.
Read MoreProlonged and Indefinite Detention is Inhumane and Must End
by Katy Murdza | Jan 11, 2021
In this blog post, Immigration Justice Campaign National Advocacy Manager Katy Murdza describes how ICE is indefinitely detaining people far past the time allowed by law, and why the Justice Campaign will be advocating for the use of proven alternatives to detention in 2021 and the abolition of immigration detention.
Read MoreShocking, Despicable, Injustice on Display
by Jennifer Minear | Jan 7, 2021
AILA President Jennifer Minear reflects on the events of January 6, 2021 and the inequality and injustice on full display, and offers some ideas of what we can and should be doing.
Read MoreScreaming Into the Void: 5 Reasons to Always Comment on Proposed Regulations
by Sarah Pitney | Jan 6, 2021
AILA member Sarah Pitney shares insights into why they participate in public comment campaigns and why all AILA members should do the same to benefit their clients, share their expertise, and hopefully ensure better regulations result.
Read MoreOur Immigration Laws Were Last Updated Before the Internet Was a Thing
by Tammy Lin | Jan 4, 2021
AILA Media Advocacy Committee Member Tammy Lin of San Diego reflects on the last major reforms made to U.S. immigration laws by Congress and why we “can and should push for updating our immigration system now with this new administration.”
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