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National Legal Center for Immigrants

Preparing for State-Side Pre-Adjudication of Waivers

Date: Thursday Jan 12, 2012 (12:00pm) to Thursday Jan 12, 2012 (1:30pm)

Preparing for State-Side Pre-Adjudication of Waivers

Join us for a this Affiliates Only Webinar on January 12
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM EST

*Please note that times are listed for the event's local timezone.

Retention, Revocation, Retrogression, and Reinstatement: Mastering the Four R's with Petitions and Priority Dates

Date: Monday Jan 23, 2012 (2:00pm) to Monday Jan 23, 2012 (3:30pm)

 

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Two Recent BIA Decisions of Note

By Nadine Wettstein

BIA Accreditation

Arnulfo Hinjosa received his BIA partial accreditation on November 14, 2011. He is employed at the Federation of Employers and Workers of America in Bay City, TX.

Immigration - A 50-State Issue: A Focus on State and Local Immigration Initiatives

CLINIC and the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops are hosting a conference on state and local immigration issues!  The conference will be held in Salt Lake City, Utah from January 11 through13, 2012.  We will discuss methods for opposing enforcement initiatives and supporting comprehensive immigration reform. Workshops will include:

  • strategies for communications and messaging;
  • coalition building; and
  • parish organizing and education

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Practice Advisory: Representing Clients with Mental Competency Issues under Matter of M-A-M

A new practice advisory on working with clients with mental competency issues has been released by the American Immigration Council's Legal Action Center (LAC) in collaboration with The University of Houston Law Center Immigration Clinic.

In May, the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) issued a precedent decision in Matter of M-A-M.  The respondent was represented by the University through CLINIC’s BIA Pro Bono Representation Project.  The decision set forth a framework for immigration judges to follow in cases involving individuals with mental competency issues.

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