In this article, Maria Ayala, an immigration case manager for foreign-born religious workers at a Catholic diocese in the United States, explains her experience working with the Religious Immigration Services team at CLINIC.
This article focuses on basic requirements for religious workers interested in U.S. citizenship/naturalization.
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This article focuses on the recent updates made to the USCIS website regarding common scams reported to USCIS and the potential impact scams have on religious workers and their employers.
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- Posted onThe Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. (CLINIC), is deeply saddened by the passing of His Holiness Pope Francis, a champion for the marginalized, particularly immigrants and refugees. His compassion and leadership have inspired and guided countless individuals and organizations in their mission to serve those in need, especially the most vulnerable among us.
- Posted onIn this Holy Week, when Catholics celebrate the death and resurrection of Jesus, we are reminded that we are called to love one another as Christ did – with a love that knows no bounds. Let us not abandon our brothers and sisters to the threat of deportation to situations of danger and violence but rather choose compassion and life.
- Posted onThe administration has announced the termination of funding for the USCIS Citizenship and Integration grant program, which provides funding to community-based centers to support citizenship classes, naturalization application assistance, and integration services.
