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Annotated Detainer Form 2019

10/09/2019
Enforcement
Under the recent Gonzalez v. ICE decision, ICE cannot issue certain detainers, or I-247A. This sample detainer is annotated to highlight what advocates should look for, and explains some of the legal problems with detainers.
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Explaining the Gonzalez v. ICE Injunction

10/09/2019
Enforcement
In late September, a federal judge in California issued an important decision on ICE detainers in Gonzalez v. ICE . The judge issued a permanent injunction against ICE issuing detainers based solely on information from its own databases, which the judge concluded were too error-ridden to provide probable cause for the detainers. Further, the judge found that it violates the Fourth Amendment for...
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Sanchez v. Sessions Practice Advisory

10/08/2019
Removal Defense
Sanchez v. Sessions was a landmark Ninth Circuit ruling on suppression of evidence and termination of removal proceedings. This advisory explains the decision, lays out the different legal standards for suppression and termination in immigration court, and highlights key holdings that practitioners can use to better defend their clients.
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ILRC Submits Comment on EOIR Rule

10/04/2019
Citizenship and Naturalization
Asylum
U Visa/T Visa/VAWA
Policy Advocacy
On August 26, 2019, the Department of Justice, Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) published an interim final rule, effective immediately, with a request for public comments by October 25, 2019. ILRC posted a templated comment urging programs to send in their own responses. ILRC has also submitted its own comments. Here are a few important points regarding the rule: The rule portrays...
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Public Charge for Education and Outreach Providers

10/03/2019
Public Charge
This one-hour training, specifically for education and outreach providers, discusses what public charge is, who is affected by it, and what the new changes mean for immigrant families. This session includes a discussion on how to conduct outreach and education on public charge to immigrant community members. This webinar is designed for non-legal services providers to provide accurate information...
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Challenging the Power of Prosecutors in the Arrest-to-Deportation Pipeline

10/03/2019
Crimes
Post-Conviction Relief
Prosecutors
Enforcement
The DA’s office can prevent courts from becoming a gateway to mass deportation by adopting reforms and practices that will ensure all community members, including noncitizens, are treated equally, and no one is disproportionately impacted by the criminal legal system.
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How to Successfully Administratively Appeal Your Naturalization Denial

10/02/2019
Family-Based
Citizenship and Naturalization
While the best-case scenario would be for United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to approve a person’s naturalization application, receiving a denial after a naturalization interview is not the end of the road. If USCIS denies the naturalization application, persons can seek a USCIS hearing to appeal the denial by submitting form N-336 (informally known as an administrative...
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Steps to Take if Your DACA Renewal Is Delayed

09/30/2019
DACA
Community Resources
This guide outlines steps DACA renewal applicants can take if their renewal is delayed.
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Using Form N-648 to Assist Naturalization Applicants with Disabilities

09/30/2019
Citizenship and Naturalization
Form N-648, the Medical Certification for Disability Exceptions, provides an opportunity for naturalization applicants who have a physical, developmental, or mental health disability to naturalize without meeting the English and/or civics requirements. On February 12, 2019, new USCIS policy guidance went into effect regarding Form N-648. Since August 12, 2019, USCIS only accepts the new edition...
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Protections for Noncitizen Youth: How California Laws Protect Youth Involved in the Youth Justice System Against Immigration Enforcement

09/25/2019
Immigrant Youth
Enforcement
This short resource explains how California laws protect noncitizen youth in the youth justice system from immigration enforcement.

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