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Migrant Center For Human Rights
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    • Mission, Vision, & Core Values
    • Why this Work is Important
    • Board of Directors
    • Team on the Ground
    • Contact Us
  • What We Do
    • Programs and Projects
    • Community Collaboration
    • Success Stories
    • Advocacy
  • News
    • Monthly Newsletter
    • In the News
    • Publications
    • Press Releases
  • Legal Resources
    • Information Packets
    • Country Condition Packets
    • Government Memos & Case Law
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Event: Advocating for Equality and Justice for Immigrants

Join the Migrant Center in celebrating the life and work of MLK this Dream Week through a discussion on the Biden Administration’s immigration plan. Learn where the President stands, what issues he still needs to take a stand on, and how you can help advocate for positive change.

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Part I: Asylum Policy

Topics of Discussion:

Refugee Admissions

Attorney General Decisions, Regulatory Changes, and Litigation Limiting Asylum and Access to Justice

Changing Asylum Definitions: gang violence, private actor persecutor, political opinion, persecution, government protection, material support duress exception

Particular Social Group: Gender (Matter of A-B-) and Families (Matter of L-E-A-)

Third-Country Transit Bar

Programs Abroad

“Safe” Third Country Agreements

Effective Case Processing

Due Process in Court

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PowerPoint Slides with Hyperlinks to Resources

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Part II: Border Policy

Topics of Discussion:

Travel Ban

Turnback Policy: Quotes and Waitlist (Metering)

MPP / Remain in Mexico

Operation Capio and Title 42

PACR/HARP

CBP Accountability, Humanitarian Protection and Humane Treatment

Wall / Border Enforcement and Biometrics Data Collection

Federal Prosecutions

Family Separation

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Part III: Detention Policy

Medical concerns, COVID-19 and release

ICE detention and release discretion – transparency, consistency, and accountability

Bond hearing eligibility and mandatory detention

Access to evidence and legal representation

Prosecutorial discretion

Expedited Removal

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PowerPoint Slides with Hyperlinks to Resources

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Part IV: Interior Enforcement

Raids and Safe Spaces: hospital and courthouse arrests

Church sanctuary and six-figure fugitive fines

Detainers, secure communities, 287(g) programs

Sanctuary Jurisdictions

Alternatives to detention: conditional parole

Deprivatize detention

Bed quota

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Part V Affirmative Benefits

DACA / DAPA / Dream Act

Temporary Protective Status (TPS) and Deferred Enforced Departure (DED)

Citizenship and the Census

3 and 10 year Bars

Crime Victims: U-Visas

Health Care Ban

Public Charge

Case Processing

Welcoming Immigrants: Actions that have Decreased Immigration

Muslim Travel Bans

Work Permits

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We work to ensure that all immigrants facing removal from the United States understand their rights under the law, have access to counsel, and are treated fairly and humanely.

Through legal education and litigation support we help protect people’s rights in the United States.
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