Updates & Resources
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Texas Immigration Law Council Applauds the Supreme Court of Texas’ Recent Actions to Expand Access to Justice for Texans
For Immediate Release: August 15, 2024 AUSTIN – Thanks to the bold and forward-thinking leadership of the Supreme Court of Texas and the Texas Access
Free Bilingual Legal Hotline: Parole in Place for Undocumented Spouses of U.S. Citizens
LAREDO / LUBBOCK, Texas – The Texas Immigration Law Council, a nonpartisan legal resource and policy nonprofit, is hosting a free bilingual (English/Spanish) legal hotline
Free Legal Help Available: Parole in Place for Undocumented Spouses of U.S. Citizens
MEDIA ADVISORY For Immediate Release: August 9, 2024 Free Legal Help Available: Parole in Place for Undocumented Spouses of U.S. Citizens HOUSTON – On June 18, President
Use of Notaries for Parole in Place
We understand that filling out a government form may be intimidating, but we want to caution the use of notaries to complete and submit the
Texas Immigration Law Council Awarded Groundbreaking Grant to Help Immigrants Access Economic Justice
Released on June 25, 2024 AUSTIN, Texas –– The Texas Access to Justice Foundation awarded Texas Immigration Law Council a transformative three-year grant for an Economic
Key Changes Made by the Presidential Proclamation from June 6, 2024
NOTE: This summary is geared towards immigration practitioners. USA Hello has great explainers of current asylum law and policy for non-practitioners here. 1. Many noncitizens,
What to know about President Biden’s recent immigration announcement
On June 18, 2024, the Biden administration announced long awaited protections for spouses of United States citizens and Dreamers and other qualifying noncitizens. It would
C-Wire June Hearing Summary
By: Priscilla Lugo & Kristin Etter On June 6, 2024, the Fifth Circuit heard arguments regarding the concertina wire case that originated when the State
Statement from the Texas Immigration Law Council: President Biden Should Follow Up on Border Action with Work Permits for Long-Term Immigrants
AUSTIN, TX – June 17, 2024 – The Texas Immigration Law Council urges President Joe Biden and his administration to build on recent executive actions
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