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Justice for Immigrants Campaign
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).
Mirna Torres, Director, DL
Division of Legalization
The Division of Legalization (DL) prepares charitable immigration programs to expand their
service-delivery capacity and seeks to establish a coordinated service-delivery and legal
support architecture that will significantly strengthen the immigrant rights community.
It works with a cross-section of national and regional groups
to identify potential new service providers in under-served
communities, whether geographic, ethnic, or population-
specific communities.
Once these groups are identified, it develops plans and
works with potential service providers to start programs
that will allow millions of immigrants throughout the United
States to understand and to exercise their rights.
The division provides support in securing BIA recognition
and staff accreditation so that they can represent
immigrants, hiring and training staff, establishing office
procedures, preparing budgets, and completing many other tasks.
It also manages CLINIC's Legalization Project.
Programs:
• Immigration Management Project
• Legal and Social Services for Victims of Violence
• Legalization
The Division of Legalization (DL) prepares charitable immigration programs to expand their
service-delivery capacity and seeks to establish a coordinated service-delivery and legal
support architecture that will significantly strengthen the immigrant rights community.
It works with a cross-section of national and regional groups
to identify potential new service providers in under-served
communities, whether geographic, ethnic, or population-
specific communities.
Once these groups are identified, it develops plans and
works with potential service providers to start programs
that will allow millions of immigrants throughout the United
States to understand and to exercise their rights.
The division provides support in securing BIA recognition
and staff accreditation so that they can represent
immigrants, hiring and training staff, establishing office
procedures, preparing budgets, and completing many other tasks.
It also manages CLINIC's Legalization Project.
Programs:
• Immigration Management Project
• Legal and Social Services for Victims of Violence
• Legalization
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