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In the Balance
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At Issue: News From CLINIC's Case Files
• August 2004
• April 2004
• February 2004
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other newsletters
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• Spring 2007 (pdf)
• Winter 2007 (pdf)
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At Issue: News From CLINIC's Case Files
• August 2004
• April 2004
• February 2004
• November 2003
other newsletters
PRESS RELEASES
CLINIC Welcomes Launch of Immigration
Advocates Network
CLINIC Urges More Productive Debate
On Citizenship And Integration
CLINIC Urges DHS to Suspend
Immigration Enforcement During Relief
Efforts
CLINIC Encourages and Assists
Immigrants to Naturalize - April 30, 2007.
CLINIC Concerned with Proposed
Religious Worker Visa Changes - April
27, 2007
CLINIC Commends DHS Office for Report
on Removal of Aliens -March 22, 2007
LINKS
Justice for Immigrants Campaign
How to Report Detention Standard
Violations
CLINIC OFFERS NON-CATHOLIC
AGENCIES "SUBSCRIBER STATUS"
Subscriber status provides access to
CLINIC’s toll-free Immigration Information
Hotline, a sample Board of Immigration
Appeals (BIA) application for agency
recognition and staff accreditation,
regular e-mails on legal updates, and
three copies of CLINIC’s monthly
newsletter.
Get more info & the Application
Form (pdf).
CLINIC Welcomes Launch of Immigration
Advocates Network
CLINIC Urges More Productive Debate
On Citizenship And Integration
CLINIC Urges DHS to Suspend
Immigration Enforcement During Relief
Efforts
CLINIC Encourages and Assists
Immigrants to Naturalize - April 30, 2007.
CLINIC Concerned with Proposed
Religious Worker Visa Changes - April
27, 2007
CLINIC Commends DHS Office for Report
on Removal of Aliens -March 22, 2007
LINKS
Justice for Immigrants Campaign
How to Report Detention Standard
Violations
CLINIC OFFERS NON-CATHOLIC
AGENCIES "SUBSCRIBER STATUS"
Subscriber status provides access to
CLINIC’s toll-free Immigration Information
Hotline, a sample Board of Immigration
Appeals (BIA) application for agency
recognition and staff accreditation,
regular e-mails on legal updates, and
three copies of CLINIC’s monthly
newsletter.
Get more info & the Application
Form (pdf).
ADVOCACY NOTES
CLINIC comments on the DHS
supplemental proposed rule regarding
Safe-Harbor Procedures for Employers
Who Receive a No-Match Letter. (April
2008). more.
CLINIC Board Chair Bishop Jaime Soto
and USCCB Chair of the Committee on
Migration urge DHS Secretary to adopt
more humane protocols for ICE
enforcement activities. (February, 2008)
more.
CLINIC and its member agencies write to
USCIS about the naturalization backlog
(February, 2008) more.
Read USCIS response to CLINIC letter
here.
CLINIC/USCCB comments on proposed
interim rule regarding eligibility for U
nonimmigrant status. (November, 2007).
more
CLINIC comments on USCIS proposed
rule regarding application process for
replacing green cards without an
expiration date, (September 2007). more
CLINIC comments on Proposed REAL ID
rule – Minimum Standards for Driver’s
Licenses and Identification Cards
Acceptable by Federal Agencies
for Official Purposes. (April, 2007). more.
CLINIC comments on proposed
naturalization fee increases. (March,
2007). more
SAFE-HARBOR PROCEDURES FOR
EMPLOYERS WHO RECEIVE A NO-
MATCH LETTER CLINIC comments on
regulations. more
ALSO: PRESS RELEASES/IN
THE NEWS
CLINIC comments on the DHS
supplemental proposed rule regarding
Safe-Harbor Procedures for Employers
Who Receive a No-Match Letter. (April
2008). more.
CLINIC Board Chair Bishop Jaime Soto
and USCCB Chair of the Committee on
Migration urge DHS Secretary to adopt
more humane protocols for ICE
enforcement activities. (February, 2008)
more.
CLINIC and its member agencies write to
USCIS about the naturalization backlog
(February, 2008) more.
Read USCIS response to CLINIC letter
here.
CLINIC/USCCB comments on proposed
interim rule regarding eligibility for U
nonimmigrant status. (November, 2007).
more
CLINIC comments on USCIS proposed
rule regarding application process for
replacing green cards without an
expiration date, (September 2007). more
CLINIC comments on Proposed REAL ID
rule – Minimum Standards for Driver’s
Licenses and Identification Cards
Acceptable by Federal Agencies
for Official Purposes. (April, 2007). more.
CLINIC comments on proposed
naturalization fee increases. (March,
2007). more
SAFE-HARBOR PROCEDURES FOR
EMPLOYERS WHO RECEIVE A NO-
MATCH LETTER CLINIC comments on
regulations. more
ALSO: PRESS RELEASES/IN
THE NEWS
Division of Advocacy
The Division of Adovcacy (DA) tackles problems faced by low-income immigrants and
CLINIC member agencies that can only be resolved through advocacy, media stories and
litigation. It seeks to promote justice through advocacy.
The Division prioritizes its advocacy agenda in
concert with its member agencies. It collaborates
with Migration and Refugee Services of the United
States Conference of Catholic Bishops.
CLINIC focuses on administrative advocacy primarily
with the Department of Homeland Security and the
Executive Office for Immigration Review.
Programs:
• Advocacy and Federal Litigation
• Border Issues
• Public Education and Media Relations
The Division of Adovcacy (DA) tackles problems faced by low-income immigrants and
CLINIC member agencies that can only be resolved through advocacy, media stories and
litigation. It seeks to promote justice through advocacy.
The Division prioritizes its advocacy agenda in
concert with its member agencies. It collaborates
with Migration and Refugee Services of the United
States Conference of Catholic Bishops.
CLINIC focuses on administrative advocacy primarily
with the Department of Homeland Security and the
Executive Office for Immigration Review.
Programs:
• Advocacy and Federal Litigation
• Border Issues
• Public Education and Media Relations
Molly McKenna, Director, DA
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