Public comments submitted for publication to the federal register by CLINIC in response to a proposed regulation.
Sign-On Letter Opposing Proposed Changes to Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative — OMB No. 1615-0012; Docket ID USCIS 2007-0037
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Topline Immigration Policy updates (TIPs) are brief policy summaries published by CLINIC to keep our Affiliate network informed about federal immigration law and policy changes.
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SILVER SPRING, Maryland — The Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. (CLINIC), welcomes a federal court ruling in CLINIC v. Rubio vacating the Trump administration’s blanket suspension of immigrant visa issuance for nationals of 75 countries, a policy that disrupted lawful immigration pathways and separated families around the world.
- Posted on"Sending Salvadoran TPS holders back into unsafe conditions at a time where deportees in El Salvador are being detained without adequate representation, kidnapped, or potentially face some other harm, is cruel and can have a long-lasting harmful impact on those forced to return," said Elnora Bassey, a policy attorney at CLINIC. "At a time where immigrants are being targeted and lawful protections are becoming less available to those who need it, the administration has an opportunity to make a choice that demonstrates its ability to protect vulnerable populations and that we are a nation that demonstrates compassion for all people regardless of status."
- Posted on"We want to share our heartfelt gratitude to the Andrew Carnegie Foundation for their investment in our work and mission to ensure that immigrants have access to quality, affordable legal services and a chance at achieving legal status to build stable, dignified lives in the United States," said Anna Gallagher, CLINIC's executive director.
