Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc.

The July 2010 Update from the BIA Pro Bono Project is now available.

In this Issue:

• Pro Bono Award
• Case Updates
• Screener Recognition

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Inside Highlights:

Udpates on religious immigration law

Non-minister provision extension

Site visits

Obligations of a Sponsoring Organization

2010 Trainings

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ALMA Expands Offering of Legal Services in Charlotte, NC

During the 1980s and 1990s, Charlotte, N.C. experienced a rapid growth in its population.

Click here for Religious Immigration Quarterly, Summer 2009

Inside Highlights

Updates in Religious Immigration Law

-Concurrent Filing for Religious Workers
-Non-Minister Provision Expiration

Staff News

-Center for Religious Immigration and Protection Welcomes New Attorneys, Admir Serifovic and Elizabeth Mirarchi
-Center for Religious Immigration and Protection Welcomes New Legal Assistant, Anne Marie Pierce

The Spring edition of the Religious Immigration Quarterly.

Inside Highlights

Updates in Religious Immigration Law

The April 2009 BIA Pro Bono Project Update includes the following articles:

CLINIC's quarterly newsletter In the Balance highlights CLINIC clients, staff and their work.

The BIA Pro Bono Project produces a monthly newsletter with updates on cases, clients, and volunteers. In the April edition:

• Case Updates
• Reminders
• Recognition of Screeners
• About the Project

Combating Anti-immigrant Proposals:  State & Local Immigration Advocates turn to CLINIC

When Father Patrick
Delahanty, associate director
of the Kentucky Catholic
Conference, learned that
state legislators had proposed
anti-immigration legislation
he turned to the Catholic

In This Issue:

USCIS Updates: Finalization of New Religious Worker Regulations

                                Site Visits

Department of State Updates: Processing Visas with Drunk Driving Hits

Summary of the Permanent Residency Process for Religious Workers

Trainings