New proposed rule would increase bias against people in immigration court
The Trump administration’s new rule would worsen the due process crisis by imposing unilateral fines only on immigrants, their counsel, or their experts.
The Trump administration’s new rule would worsen the due process crisis by imposing unilateral fines only on immigrants, their counsel, or their experts.
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The Trump administration’s new rule allows officials to send some asylum seekers, including children, straight to immigration court, further restricting access to asylum and shirking decades of established procedures.
One year ago, the Trump administration launched Operation Midway Blitz, a violent campaign where federal agents disappeared and detained people from Chicago-area neighborhoods, Now, we confront new tactics and defend our neighbors.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) published an interim final rule (IFR) on July 28th allowing U.S. Citizenship and Immigration
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Experts from NIJC give a breakdown of how the new budget bill impacts immigration policy and immigrants in our communities.
ICE is attempting to further punish people who already are at risk of wrongful deportation by forcing them to pay an exorbitant fee as the sole means of exercising their due process rights.
In two disastrous rulings today, the U.S. Supreme Court joined the Trump administration in dismantling U.S. laws that have been in place for generations to offer refuge to people fleeing persecution, violence, and natural disasters.
Watch highlights of some of the most powerful stories, legal victories, and community advocacy efforts that defined the year, including Naomi’s story, a mother whose deportation was stopped at the last minute.
This week, Chicago and Indianapolis immigration courts, along with other immigration courts across the country, began holding mass preliminary hearings, in which groups of about 30 or more people, many without lawyers, appeared together before a single judge and were pressured to expedite their removal proceedings.
The National Immigrant Justice Center joined the American Civil Liberties Union, ACLU of Northern California, and Center for Gender & Refugee Studies in filing an amended complaint in East Bay Sanctuary Covenant et al. v. Biden et al., challenging the Biden administration’s asylum ban which took effect in May 2023.