You can fight deportation in immigration court. After receiving a Notice to Appear, you have the right to a hearing, an attorney, an interpreter, and an appeal. Even if the…
You can fight deportation in immigration court. After receiving a Notice to Appear, you have the right to a hearing, an attorney, an interpreter, and an appeal. Even if the…
Asylum can protect survivors of domestic violence, but eligibility has shifted over time due to changing legal precedent. U.S. asylum law requires applicants to show persecution based on membership in…
Immigration stories are often discussed in policy terms, statistics, or headlines. But behind every enforcement action is a human life, a family, and a community. The recent case of Orlin…
Recent changes to the New Orleans Police Department’s immigration policy have raised serious concerns among immigrant families, advocates, and legal professionals across Louisiana. The policy revision opens the door to…
For many immigrant families in Louisiana, the words “Operation Catahoula Crunch” have become a source of fear and uncertainty. In a time when enforcement actions may feel unpredictable, having support…
Many people applying for a green card (lawful permanent residence) wonder whether they can work legally in the United States while their application is pending. Because the green card process…
We know these times can feel overwhelming. To our immigrant community: you are seen, you are valued, and you have rights! In light of news of the anticipated CBP/ICE presence…