Tag: Irwin County
The Welcoming Spirit
Posted by AILA Members | Sep 28, 2023
Citizenship Matters
Posted by Lara Wagner | Sep 20, 2023
Priority Dates, Dates for Filing, and Final Action...
Posted by Peter Choi | Sep 15, 2023
And the DREAMers Dream On
Posted by Vaman Kidambi | Sep 6, 2023
Find a Unicorn, Slay a Dragon: The Categorical App...
Posted by Michael Vastine | Aug 30, 2023
Information Overload: A Ride Aboard the USCIS Processing Times Roller Coaster
by Paul Stern | Oct 4, 2023
AILA Policy Associate Paul Stern describes the rollercoaster clients and attorneys find themselves on as they try to determine where their application stands given crisis-level delays and backlogs at USCIS.
Read MoreThe Welcoming Spirit
by AILA Members | Sep 28, 2023
AILA invited members to share stories of welcome with us as the past two years have brought opportunities to help people, as they come to the U.S. through various ways. AILA members and their communities have opened their arms and hearts to people; this blog post includes several short examples.
Read MoreCitizenship Matters
by Lara Wagner | Sep 20, 2023
AILA New England Chapter Community Based Organizations Committee member Lara Wagner explains the importance, rights, and responsibilities of citizenship and describes a recent Citizenship Day event where chapter members offered legal expertise to help people take the final steps to citizenship.
Read MorePriority Dates, Dates for Filing, and Final Action Dates: An Intro to the Visa Bulletin for Adjustment of Status Applicants
by Peter Choi | Sep 15, 2023
In this blog post, AILA member Peter Choi offers a helpful primer for adjustment of status applicants as they attempt to decipher the Visa Bulletin.
Read MoreAnd the DREAMers Dream On
by Vaman Kidambi | Sep 6, 2023
AILA member Vaman Kidambi highlights the limbo that DREAMers are still stuck in and urges immigration attorneys to advocate for fairer and more humane immigration laws and policies, writing that immigrants bring “a rich diversity of culture, identity and togetherness” that benefits us all.
Read MoreFind a Unicorn, Slay a Dragon: The Categorical Approach, Circa 2023
by Michael Vastine | Aug 30, 2023
Michael Vastine describes how he has deployed the “‘categorical approach’ challenging many settled notions about what crimes should have immigration consequences” and previews the upcoming Fall Conference track where “experts will summarize the dominant lines of cases from each Court of Appeal.”
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