NYLAG’s Norma Tinubu reports to WBUR that severely ill undocumented clients, in desperate need of medical deferrals, are facing unprecedented denials and possible deportations.
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services no-blank policy burdens law enforcement, attorneys, and immigrants. NYLAG’s Safiya Morgan explains the effects of the bureaucratic application process in The Washington Post op-ed.
Netflix’s Immigration Nation depicts a painful reality and broken immigration system that we a NYLAG confront every day in our practice.
Immigration Nation: When the American Dream Becomes a Nightmare Read More »
On July 17th, 2020, NYLAG held a live Q&A discussing travel and extending B1/B2 Visas, court reopenings, and more. Here’s the pre-recorded video and the FAQs answered.
Immigration During COVID-19—FAQs Answered Read More »
NYLAG calls for the removal of ICE and CBP from the ongoing protests.
ICE should not be at recent protests Read More »
NYLAG’s Lauren Reiff explains in this Bloomberg Law article why the mismanagement of immigration courts amid COVID-19 places health care, the safety of the staff, judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys, and immigrants at risk.
INSIGHT: Immigration Courts Need Independence From the Justice Department Read More »
Our lawsuit against the Social Security Administration to correct an unlawful error that counted early-deposited benefits against recipients’ asset limits has been finalized and formally terminated.
SSI Recipients’ Benefits No Longer Wrongfully Terminated Read More »
NYLAG’s Sirrah Harris speaks with City & State New York about the high demand for economic support requested by undocumented immigrants amid COVID-19.
Undocumented Immigrants in New York Get Little Financial Help Read More »
NYLAG’s Jodi Ziesemer and Melissa Chua’s op-ed in the Daily News advocates for a clear path to citizenship to immigrants—many who are essential workers.
NYLAG’s Halina Schiffman-Shilo speaks with CBS New York on how a spouse’s immigrant status can impact whether or not a U.S. citizen will receive a stimulus check.
U.S. Citizens Missing Out On Stimulus Checks Based On Spouse’s Immigration Status Read More »
