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The power of representation
We remain shocked and outraged by EOIR and their memo that falsely claims representation is of little consequence to the legal outcome of asylum cases. The work of our Fellows is invaluable within a system that seeks to demonize and marginalize the immigrant community.
Immigrant Justice: The asylum process from the front lines
On May 6, 2019 we had an invigorating discussion at Roosevelt House for our event, Immigrant Justice: The Asylum Process from the Front Lines. Learn more about the event!
Fighting for immigrants on Long Island
Launched in 2018, the Long Island Project is a long-term collaboration between IJC and CARECEN to bolster Long Island’s pool of high-quality immigration lawyers and advocates. Learn more about the project.
A week in the life of a Justice Fellow
Follow along as a second year IJC Justice Fellow shares a week in her life.
Rapid Response: Tijuana
Learn more about IJC's Rapid Response to Al Otro Lado, a bi-national direct legal services organization in Tijuana.
