Justice Fellow Cindy Ramirez shares how for many of her detained clients, the cruelty of detention is made even more fraught by this global health crisis.
In 2018, Immigrant Justice Corps expanded its reach to Miami, Florida to build representation capacity for detained immigrants. Case by case, IJC Fellows have changed the landscape, holding the courts and government lawyers accountable.
Due to COVID-19 our fall training is being held virtually this year. Learn more about this year's unique training from IJC’s Training and Capacity Building Manager, Sam Palmer-Simon.
This month we say goodbye to our graduating Class of 2018 Fellows, a group of outstanding advocates and lawyers as well as our third and fourth-year Fellows.
With the presidential election less than 100 days away, this memo plays politics with the lives of Dreamers. As ever with this administration, the cruelty is the point.
Every day, IJC Fellows fight for our clients and our communities. We need you in this fight too. Join us in calling for #CitizenshipForALL!
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