First page of this public comment

ILRC’s Comment to Proposed EOIR Rule
Policy Advocacy
This is ILRC’s comment on the proposed EOIR rule (the rescission of what we referred to as Trump’s “Death to Due Process Rule”). The Trump rule attempted to change case briefing schedules, case timelines, judges’ control over cases, etc. – all in ways that would make it even harder for folks in immigration court to obtain immigration relief. ILRC has engaged in substantial advocacy to get rid of this rule, including being a plaintiff in the case challenging this Trump rule
First page of this public comment

ILRC Comment on Proposed Changes to Form I-485
Enforcement
Family-Based
Immigrant Youth
Public Charge
On November 7, 2023, the ILRC submitted this comment on USCIS’s proposed changes to Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status. The comment provides detailed suggestions for alterations to the proposed form as well as suggested language the agency should include. ILRC urged the agency to revise the form to reduce barriers to permanent residence for applicants and adjudicators and to focus on ensuring that the form is accessible for pro se applicants.

The U Visa: Obtaining Status for Immigrant Survivors of Crime
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U Visa/T Visa/VAWA

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Temporary Protected Status

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Family-Based
Immigrant Youth

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