Jaime Perez-Bautista
Jaime Perez-Bautista joined the ILRC in December 2022 as the Human Resources Manager. Before joining the ILRC, Jaime worked as an Assistant Site Manager with St. Vincent de Paul Society of San Francisco (SVDP-SF) supporting the unhoused community at Division Circle Navigation Center. Jaime has been working and collaborating for non-profit organizations for over 10 years both in the U.S and in Mexico. Born in San Francisco, CA and raised in Mexico City, also with Colombian roots. He also supports grassroots cultural and political movements in Latin America and all over the world.
Katy Murdza
Katy joined the ILRC in 2022 as the Texas Regional Organizer. In her role, she collaborates with ILRC partners to fight for local policies that decrease the criminalization, incarceration, and deportation of immigrant communities in Texas and increase the social services available to them.
DACA Updates & Strategies
This webinar, geared toward practitioners and advocates, will focus on the recent changes to DACA, including a breakdown on the impact the rule and litigation has had to the access of DACA, an in-depth look at advance parole for DACA recipients, and...
Newsletters & Annual Reports
The ILRC's newsletter, The Immigrant Advocate, is published bi-annually. Each edition of The Immigrant Advocate features articles about ILRC’s current work in advancing immigrant rights. ILRC’s Annual Report provides an overview of our previous year and includes our financial position and highlights of the year’s focus.
Temporary Protected Status
Temporary Protected Status (TPS) is an important form of humanitarian relief for people from certain designated countries that have experienced armed conflict, natural disaster, or others conditions that prevent nationals from returning safely. Currently, there are approximately 400,000 people from 12 countries with TPS status, which provides the right to live and work lawfully in the United States but no permanent status.
ILRC develops TPS resources and materials to keep legal advocates and community members updated about TPS designations and application processes as well opportunities for TPS recipients to pursue more permanent forms of status. This area of immigration law changes frequently, so please visit this page for regular updates as well as the USCIS TPS page: https://www.uscis.gov/humanitarian/temporary-protected-status.