CBP detaining migrants in open-air sites along the border
IRAP, along with six other organizations, filed a formal complaint with the Department of Homeland Security Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties (CRCL) asking for it to take action to end...
View ArticleHumanitarian Visas and Admission Programmes: Legal Situation and Practice in...
This report analyzes the current humanitarian admission programmes in Germany, including individual and group admissions at the State and Federal level. The report concludes with recommendations for...
View ArticleWhat We Know About the Biden Administration’s Safe Mobility Initiative
(This post is also available in Spanish and in Haitian Creole below) IRAP has produced a new backgrounder for legal practitioners and advocates to understand the Safe Mobility Initiative. Since...
View ArticleThe Welcome Corps Celebrates First Year of New Service Opportunity for...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 19, 2024 PRESS CONTACT IRAP | Spencer Tilger, media@refugeerights.org Welcome Corps |...
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View ArticleIRAP Urges Congress to Reject Anti-Asylum Spending Bill
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 5, 2024 PRESS CONTACT Spencer Tilger | media@refugeerights.org IRAP URGES CONGRESS TO REJECT ANTI-ASYLUM SPENDING BILL Bill Would Permanently Gut Asylum Access, Create...
View ArticleTAKE ACTION TODAY: Urge Your Senators to #SaveAsylum
Asylum is under attack, and we urgently need your help. Welcoming people seeking safety is a cornerstone of our nation’s laws and values, but a new Senate bill threatens to dismantle asylum access...
View ArticleFrance: New asylum and immigration law adopted after a broad censure of...
This position note analyzes the provisions relating to family immigration initially included in the Darmanin law of January 26, 2024 “to control immigration and improve integration,” which were set...
View ArticleF.M. v. State Department: Challenging the visa denial of a U.S. citizen’s...
This case challenges the State Department’s denial of a visa for the Afghan spouse of a U.S. citizen because the denial failed to meet basic constitutional standards that require the State Department...
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