AILA, NALEO Educational Fund, and the National Partnership for New Americans are proud to sponsor AILA's 15th Annual Citizenship Day, taking place virtually on Saturday, February 20, 2021, with dozens of naturalization clinics across the country.
AILA welcomed the introduction of the bipartisan Dream Act of 2021, calling on Congress "to pass this bill as a step forward toward legalization of the undocumented, and the many other necessary changes to our immigration laws our country requires."
AILA welcomed actions taken by the Biden administration that will continue to ameliorate the damage done over the past four years and move our immigration and asylum policies toward fairness and justice, however leaders cautioned that much more needs to b...
AILA, the Council, HRW, and Winston & Strawn LLP obtained documents about the Migrant Protection Protocols which reveal U.S. immigration agencies' efforts in 2019 to rapidly deport thousands of people from the United States through the little-known Electr...
AILA commended the Day One actions on immigration undertaken by the Biden administration, recognizing that "the Biden team got straight to work fulfilling promises on immigration."
AILA welcomed actions taken by the Biden administration that will continue to ameliorate the damage done over the past four years and move our immigration and asylum policies toward fairness and justice, however leaders cautioned that much more needs to b...
AILA welcomed the planned reimagining of America's immigration laws and policies by the incoming Biden-Harris administration; this reasoned framework lays out the guideposts of smart and necessary immigration reform, something our country has desperately ...
AILA welcomes reports that President-elect Biden is committed to following through on campaign pledges that will help ensure our immigration system and asylum process become fairer and more just.
AILA and our litigation partners celebrate today's summary judgment in our pro bono lawsuit challenging the Department of Labor's attempt to change prevailing wage determinations.
AILA and American Immigration Council leadership respond to the latest asylum regulation that would make it nearly impossible for most applicants to successfully claim humanitarian protection in the United States.
