Aila New England

[Aila New England @Ailanewengland]

The Trump administration recently announced its intention to terminate a vital parole program for Filipino World War II veterans. Read more from @AILANational member @almarosanieto. https://t.co/7qkJUQoUSH

[Aila New England @Ailanewengland]

@AILANational offers resources to assist in responding to #ICERaids including local raids response hotlines contact information, media reports on raids, and know your rights information. Learn more: https://t.co/WOPVQkcMl8

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Two important lawsuits could affect the fate of Optional Practical Training (OPT) and work authorization for the spouses of #H1B visa holders. More in this @Forbes interview with @wstock215. https://t.co/tZi5wby5hc

[Aila New England @Ailanewengland]

@AILANational supports H.R. 3524 because it reaches beyond our borders to strengthen the rule of law and to implement strategies to address the causes of the violence in Central America. Read their press release: https://t.co/zrhWbD0oyb

[Aila New England @Ailanewengland]

Upon review of the current bylaws, the @AILANational Bylaws Committee concluded change was essential to provide structure, formality, risk management, and due process in rare misconduct cases. Read more on the AILA blog: https://t.co/SUa3n488gR

[Aila New England @Ailanewengland]

According to @NewAmericanEcon, 93.3% of the #DACA-eligible population and 94.1% of #TPS-holders are in the labor force. Read @AILANational’s press release on the need to extend protection to these populations. #DreamAndPromiseNow https://t.co/kzLLNX42Jq

[Aila New England @Ailanewengland]

A points-based immigration system that does not take the needs of U.S. employers into account will not bolster our economy. Read @AILANational’s response to the President’s immigration plan. https://t.co/9gbwymf3U3

[Aila New England @Ailanewengland]

From asylum grant rates to video teleconferencing, there is a lot of misinformation out there. Read @AILANational’s policy brief which details the state of our #immigration courts. https://t.co/zFXcjoo5wR

[Aila New England @Ailanewengland]

Business operations, families and vulnerable individuals are living in uncertainty and fear because @USCIS cannot decide their cases in a timely fashion. Watch this video to learn about the steps members of Congress have taken to #HoldUSCISAccountable. https://t.co/q91NWzqArz

[Aila New England @Ailanewengland]

Art is a powerful tool to help us open our eyes to the inequities and injustices that surround us. Read about how artist Michelle Angela Ortiz used her work to call attention to the plight of migrant families in long-term imprisonment. @AILANational https://t.co/HKBkFzIrId

[Aila New England @Ailanewengland]

If implemented, the directives set forth in President Trump’s latest memo would obliterate hope for many migrants seeking protection. @AILANational shares more in this press release. https://t.co/bqf5dMDQLY

[Aila New England @Ailanewengland]

“This is a devastating blow to those seeking protection from persecution at the U.S. border, since far more will be held in detention.” @McKJeremy says in this @AILANational press statement on the decision issued by AG William Barr in Matter of M-S-. https://t.co/jjwxhhCCcP

[Aila New England @Ailanewengland]

The cap of 85,000 #H1B visas for FY 2020 filing period has been reached, with 201,011 petitions received. In this @AILANational press release, @AILAExecDir urges Congress to raise the cap so the number of visas reflects the needs of the U.S. economy. https://t.co/vj6kEPXD8o

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.@AttorneyPenn shares how eliminating the cap on #H1B visa numbers could increase resources for U.S. worker training programs, fraud detection and more on the @AILANational blog. https://t.co/UHGRUUqfqT

[Aila New England @Ailanewengland]

Women have been active in AILA’s leadership since its founding in 1947. In this blog post, @anastasianylon @JenniferMinear and @marketalindt from @AILANational’s Executive Committee honor the legacy, dedication, and passion of these women. https://t.co/8ofDUTFAvM

[Aila New England @Ailanewengland]

“Today, my client finally has the justice he deserves. He is free, U.S. passport in hand, and now able to avail himself of the rights and privileges he missed for so long.” Read this @AILANational blog on how a man was forced to renounce his citizenship. https://t.co/vgcBEx53wX

[Aila New England @Ailanewengland]

Establishing a goal, identifying your audience, being consistent, and thinking through engagement are all important considerations for social media. Read this @AILANational blog post on how to approach social media as an #immigration attorney. https://t.co/cZUYX3qis3

[Aila New England @Ailanewengland]

Matter of A-B- created additional obstacles for #asylum seekers, particularly for women escaping political turmoil, gang violence, and domestic violence. In this blog post, law students discuss how this case shaped their volunteer work at Dilley. https://t.co/bEfdGpLnlt

[American Immigration Council @immcouncil]

Data obtained by Reuters under #FOIA shows that the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has recently ramped up demands for additional documents through “Requests for Evidence” and “Notices of Intent to Deny,” which can tie up cases for months. https://t.co/9rPKUy26M1

[Aila New England @Ailanewengland]

Introduced today, the “Fair Day in Courts for Kids Act of 2019” would require the government to provide legal counsel to migrant children. Read more about this important legislation in this @AILANational press release. https://t.co/iynsea7XRc