After TPS: Options and Next Steps
Over 300,000 people currently benefit from Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and many have been protected by it for nearly 20 years. However, the current administration is terminating the program for certain countries and is reviewing the designation...
Making Your Record
We will review tips and best practices when creating your record in immigration court. We will cover evidentiary rules, objections, hearings via video teleconferencing, taking verbal testimony and submitting other evidence in court. Content will...
Pathways to Adjustment of Status
Family-based immigration remains a primary path to permanent residence and is even more critical in the changing legal environment. This webinar will explore different adjustment strategies for family-based immigration, including traditional 245(a)...
CSPA: Understanding the Child Status Protection Act
We will review how the CSPA protects certain family-based beneficiaries of immigrant visa petitions and how to calculate the CSPA age. We will also review when the Visa Bulletin is involved, and when and how visa regression affects the CSPA age...
Motions to Reopen
This webinar will provide an introduction to the legal requirements and bases for motions to reopen. We will discuss filing motions to reopen in absentia orders, motions based on asylum eligibility and motions based on ineffective assistance of...
Immigration Consequences of Gang Allegations
Immigrants who are alleged to be involved with gangs are top immigration enforcement priorities for the Department of Homeland Security. This webinar will discuss what gangs and gang databases are, the over-inclusive process law enforcement employs...
Cutting Edge Crim/Imm: Controlled Substance Defenses
Immigration law imposes its harshest consequences on noncitizens who have a conviction, or even evidence of conduct relating to, a drug crime. This is an especially fast-changing area of crim/imm, and new issues and defenses are emerging each year...
New California Laws that Help Immigrants
In 2017 California created several state laws that will benefit our noncitizen population, including those who have contact with the criminal justice system. ILRC attorneys who worked on drafting many of the bills will discuss what the laws provide...
Crimes & Immigration Law (LA)
Location: Southwestern Law School, Westmoreland Building, 3050 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90010
Crimes & Immigration Law (SF)
Location: University of San Francisco School of Law, 2130 Fulton Street, San Francisco, CA 94117