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ILCM In The News | Posted on Apr 12 2022
ILCM Welcomes New Board Members
ILCM welcomes three new Board members!
Read More...Immigration In The United States | Posted on Feb 24 2022
Protect Ukrainians in the United States
The United States must act now to protect Ukrainians living in the United States through TPS, DED, and Special Student Relief.
Read More...Immigration In The United States | Posted on Feb 23 2022
Demand Protection for Cameroonians
Cameroonians present in this country must be granted Temporary Protected Status NOW.
Read More...Immigration In The United States | Posted on Feb 11 2022
Afghan Adjustment Act: Tell Congress to Act Now!
Congress needs to pass an Afghan Adjustment Act that would allow Afghan evacuees parolees an opportunity to seek lawful permanent residence.
Read More...Immigration In The United States | Posted on Jan 20 2022
Take Action: Demand Safety and Release from Detention for Immigrants and Asylum Seekers
Take action today to demand safety and humane treatment for immigrants and asylum seekers now in detention.
Read More...Immigration In The United States | Posted on Jan 09 2022
Biden administration asks court to toss family separation suit brought by Bay Area families
The Biden administration continues to resist compensating separated families.
Read More...Immigration In The United States | Posted on Jan 06 2022
Jamaican asylum seekers in Tijuana facing racism, homophobia while they wait
One couple said they have been harassed and not allowed into some local businesses
Read More...Immigration In The United States | Posted on Jan 04 2022
The Outlook On H-1B Visas And Immigration In 2022
The outlook for immigration legislation looks dim at the beginning of 2022.
Read More...Immigration In The United States | Posted on Dec 23 2021
Group of Haitian migrants sue Biden administration over poor treatment
Monday's lawsuit provides first-hand accounts from migrants who had been in the encampment and had been confronted by Border Patrol.
Read More...Immigration In Minnesota | Posted on Dec 14 2021
For refugees, criminal convictions can trigger deportations decades later
Ge Vang came to the United States with his refugee family when he was only eight months old.
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Minnesota Driver’s License: Primary and Secondary Documents List
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Action Alert: Expand MinnesotaCare for Immigrants
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New USCIS Fee Rule: An Update on Immigration Filing Fees
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Congress Must Act to Protect Dreamers
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Action Alert: Say No to Ending Asylum
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