You can find select ILRC resources or materials in this area.
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1. Anti-Fraud
| The ILRC published a manual for District Attorneys on fraud against immigrants. |
| 2. BIA- Authorized Practice of Law and Accreditation |
"Authorized Practice of Law and Ethical Duties of Paralegals" - Chapter 13 from ILRC's A Guide for Immigration Advocates
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3. Citizenship &
Civic Participation |
This page offers information and resources for advocates and community organizations. |
| 4. Immigrant Leadership Development |
A new curriculum based on the community Leadership Initiative Trainings conducted by Lutheran Immigration & Refugee Services and ILRC
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| 5. Legal Alert |
Recently released materials from a variety of sources including ILRC’s listservs and other collaborative partners.
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6. ListServe | You can find e-mails or documents sent from ILRC Listserve.
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| 7. NACARA |
The project provides technical assistance to attorneys, paralegals and others who are working with NACARA eligible clients, as well as, an informational mailing list service for members.
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| 8. Publications |
Including publication order forms, publication descriptions.
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9. SIJS |
ILRC has advocated for the rights of abused immigrant children in county care since 1990.
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10. U Visas |
U visa interim relief is now available for immigrant victims of certain crimes who are helpful to law enforcement in either investigation or procescution of the crime. ILRC offers a handbook on U visa interim relief.
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11. VAWA
| The ILRC offers training courses and technical support on Violence Against Women Act relief for battered spouses and children.
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12. Asylum
| Winning Asylum Cases 2004 Edition Disk Contents
- for Microsoft Word
- for Word Perfect
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13. Quick Reference Chart and Notes for California offenses
| The Quick Reference Chart and Notes for California offenses is a guide to assist public defenders and others to determine the immigration consequences of selected California offenses. [See the new Quick Reference Chart and Notes for Arizona offenses. Other state guides can be found at www.nlada.org.]
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