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We're proud to join @NIWAP_WCL, @statejustice, & @NCJFCJ to discuss the role of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, prosecutors, & judges in combating labor trafficking and helping victims find the right help! Register now at https://t.co/7XLj5ZB44O.
If you have not already, be sure to check out the new NIWAP study affirming the @USCIS policy decision to speed up U visa protections for immigrant victims of crime. #Immigration#visa https://t.co/6YUVcYYTLL
U Visa improvement -- Immigrant crime victims get a break with today’s @USCIS policy change. NIWAP study explains why. #immigration#DHS#visa https://t.co/zTn3xXswck
Today, @NIWAP_WCL released national survey results showing that for immigrant crime victims, statutory protections set families & communities on a positive path. @DHSgov has announced improvements to the U visa program providing quicker protections: https://t.co/IzMCKTlFuG
June is #ImmigrantHeritageMonth! As we recognize, listen to, and uplift the voices and stories of immigrants, we hope this can also be a time to explore how we all can support immigrants within each of our own communities.
U Visa Certification and T Visa Declaration Toolkit for Federal, State and Local Judges, Commissioners, Magistrates, and Other Judicial Officers (August 12, 2020) https://t.co/0INlNi4uv8
In a concurrence Judge Richard Paez criticized the Board of Immigration Appeals for ignoring evidence that Rodriguez was targeted on account of her feminist political opinion.
Importantly to win asylum the applicant Maria Luisa Rodriguez Tornes didn’t have to show that her feminist opinions played the sole or predominant role in her domestic abuse. Instead, she only had to show that her political opinion was “one central reason” in the abuse.