Amid Circuit Split, BIA Says TPS Does Not Equal Admissibility
Amid Circuit Split, BIA Says TPS Does Not Equal Admissibility (Nov. 24, 2020)
Month: November 2020
Class Action Lawsuit Challenges Immigration Agency’s Unlawful Rejection of Thousands of Humanitarian Applications
Following a class action lawsuit brought by two lawful permanent residents whose naturalization ceremonies were cancelled or delayed in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Philadelphia Field Office of U.S. Citizenship and Naturalization Services (USCIS) naturalized the named plaintiffs as well as 2,200 proposed class members.
NILA – CILA Partnership!
NILA is pleased to announce a new partnership with the Children’s Immigration Law Academy of the American Bar Association, or CILA. The partnership has three main components – trainings, technical assistance, and resource creation – to be delivered over the course of the coming year. We look forward to collaborating with, and contributing to, CILA’s ability to …
Latest Practice Advisory!
NILA’s latest practice advisory, “Adjustment of Status for TPS Holders after Matter of Z-R-Z-C-” addresses USCIS’ reversal of its longstanding policy of treating authorized travel by TPS holders as “parole” for adjustment or status. Co-authored with AILA and AIC, the advisory suggests strategies and arguments for TPS holders who have or will travel on advance …