Last week, 20 red states filed suit against the Biden Administration challenging its parole programs for Haitians, Venezuelans, Nicaraguans, and Cubans. In this podcast, National Immigration Project Supervising Attorney Victoria Neilson speaks with VECINA about why it happened and what it means.

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With 2023 in full swing, don't forget to register for our upcoming 2023 Spring CLE: All About Motions to Reopen. On March 30th, join us in Washington, DC for our first in-person CLE in nearly 3 years or join us virtually by Zoom to learn from some of the top legal minds in the field!

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Sithy Bin was born in a Cambodian refugee camp in Thailand and arrived in the United States as a toddler. After serving 15 years in prison, Sithy was transferred to ICE detention. Now, Sithy faces the threat of deportation. Please join us for a phone bank next week to urge California Governor Newsom to #KeepSithyHome with his family and community.

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Check out our newest resource: Enjoined Asylum Regulations "Cheat Sheet," which includes a chart with links to frequently used Executive Office of Immigration Review (EOIR) asylum regulations that are currently in effect with a Joint Status Report filed in Centro de la Raza v. EOIR.

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This year, we are excited to expand our CLE programming. In the coming months, we will be running removal defense seminars on understanding and overcoming bars to relief triggered by a prior removal order and reopening DHS removal orders, as well as our Spring CLE, which is all about motions to reopen. Mark your calendars and sign up today!

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