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immigrationjustice.us

People fleeing persecution in their home countries may be eligible for asylum in the United States, as well as two related protections: withholding of removal and protection under the Convention Against Torture. Many non-citizens in detention apply for these forms of protection, but a lack of legal counsel seriously impedes many of them from winning their cases.

immigrationadvocates.org

Immigration Advocates Network is a free national online network that supports legal advocates working on behalf of immigrants' rights.

thedream.us

View answers to questions that we frequently receive from potential applicants for the National Scholarship.

centerforhumanrights.org

Stay updated with CHRCL’s latest news, impact litigation victories, press releases, and media coverage advancing immigrant and human rights.

migrantsupportcollective.org

Chicago-based organization supporting the well-being of migrants detained in the United States.

innovationlawlab.org

We support civic engagement projects in towns surrounding immigration jails - projects that pursue real solutions that make lives better, without immigration detention.

aclu-co.org

La Cuarta Enmienda nos protege de registros e incautaciones irrazonables, pero el rápido avance de las capacidades tecnológicas y las leyes obsoletas han dejado, sin embargo, la vida privada de los estadounidenses vulnerable a la intrusión del gobierno. La Cuarta Enmienda nos protege de registros e incautaciones irrazonables, pero el rápido avance de las capacidades […]

humanrightsnetwork.org

Last updated February 2021 In Louisiana, the area along the Mississippi River between New Orleans and Baton Rouge has long been known as “Cancer Alley.” More than 150 chemical plants and oil refineries dot this 85-mile stretch of land, where most communities are predominantly African-American and

isdglobal.org

US President Biden signed the 21st Century Peace Through Strength Act. The European Commission further increased its Digital Services Act enforcement efforts. Canada proposed the Online Harms Act, and the French National Assembly approved a wide-ranging online safety bill. The Australian Federal Court granted an interim injunction that requires X to hide extreme violent content.