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The “Migrant Protection Protocols”: an Explanation of the Remain in Mexico Program

The “Migrant Protection Protocols”: an Explanation of the Remain in Mexico Program

Under the “Migrant Protection Protocols”, individuals who arrive at the southern border and ask for asylum (either at a port of entry or after crossing the border between ports of entry) are given notices to appear in immigration court and sent back to Mexico. Read More

The Biden Administration and Congress Must Guarantee Legal Representation for People Facing Removal

The Biden Administration and Congress Must Guarantee Legal Representation for People Facing Removal

The Biden administration should take steps immediately upon entering office to expand federally funded legal representation programs for people facing removal. Here's why. Read More

New Americans in Dayton, Ohio

New Americans in Dayton, Ohio

New research from  New American Economy shows that immigrants contributed $5.3 billion to the GDP of the Dayton region in 2018. The report, New Americans in Dayton, was prepared in partnership with the Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce.  In addition to their financial contributions, which included… Read More

New Americans in Akron, Ohio

New Americans in Akron, Ohio

New research from New American Economy shows that immigrants contributed $2.1 billion to the GDP of the Akron region metropolitan area in 2018. The report, New Americans in Akron, was prepared in partnership with the Greater Akron Chamber.  In addition to their financial contributions, which included… Read More

New Americans in Butler County, Ohio

New Americans in Butler County, Ohio

New research from New American Economy shows that immigrants contributed $1.4 billion to the GDP of the Butler County metropolitan area in 2018. The report, New Americans in Butler County, was prepared in partnership with the Greater Hamilton Chamber of Commerce.  In addition to their financial… Read More

Comments Filed to Oppose Serious Flaws in Proposed Motion to Reopen Rule

Comments Filed to Oppose Serious Flaws in Proposed Motion to Reopen Rule

The American Immigration Council and the American Immigration Lawyers Association filed comments to address the serious flaws in the Department of Justice’s proposed changes to regulations governing motions to reopen, motions to reconsider, and requests to stay deportation. The comments urged DOJ to rescind their proposed rule.

Increase in Indefinite ICE Detention Without Foreseeable Removal Dates During COVID-19 Pandemic

Increase in Indefinite ICE Detention Without Foreseeable Removal Dates During COVID-19 Pandemic

Every year, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) deports tens of thousands of noncitizens who have final orders of removal. These removals require the cooperation of foreign governments in receiving deportation flights, providing travel documents or other verification of citizenship for the… Read More

Comment on CBP Proposed Rule To Drastically Expand the Use of Facial Recognition Technology

Comment on CBP Proposed Rule To Drastically Expand the Use of Facial Recognition Technology

The Proposed Rule would drastically expand the use of unproven facial recognition technology at ports of entry throughout the United States. Read More

Brief Comments Regarding DHS Proposed Rule on Employment Authorization for Certain Classes of Aliens With Final Orders of Removal, 85 Fed. Reg. 74,196 (November 19, 2020)

Brief Comments Regarding DHS Proposed Rule on Employment Authorization for Certain Classes of Aliens With Final Orders of Removal, 85 Fed. Reg. 74,196 (November 19, 2020)

The American Immigration Council, the American Immigration Lawyers Association, and Immigrant Legal Defense submitted these comments relating to the Department of Homeland Security's proposed rule to restrict or prohibit work authorization for individuals with final orders of removal. Read More

Comment in Opposition to  Executive Office for Immigration Review Rule

Comment in Opposition to Executive Office for Immigration Review Rule “Good Cause for Continuances”

The American Immigration Council and the American Immigration Lawyers Association submitted the following comments in response to the Executive Office for Immigration Review proposed rule, Good Cause for a Continuance in Immigration Proceedings. Throughout the Proposed Rule, EOIR overturns decades of precedent and discretionary policies that have protected the ability… Read More

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