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Congrats to the Immigration and Asylum Law 2024 graduates who recently received their parchments 👏 ✨ Welcome to our alumni community. We look forward to following your next steps. Please stay in touch & attend one of our cultural and social activities in the future. Sign up for our alumni mailing list and update your contact details on the website 👉 https://lnkd.in/eg-QKUTk #KingsInns #ProfessionalDevelopment #Alumni #ImmigrationLaw #AdvancedDiploma #AsylumLaw

Thank you for the feature, Immigrant Justice Corps! Read more about the realities of my work as an immigration attorney and IJC Fellow:

You might think you know about migration at the border, but you probably have no idea. That's why Immigration Justice Project's fearless Deputy Director, Amanda Bernardo, will be part of this conversation to explore the shifting sands of border law and policy. This promises to be a fascinating talk!

📜 Bill C-71 is bringing significant changes to Canadian citizenship laws, offering new opportunities for families and individuals. Hukam Law is here to guide you through these updates and ensure you make the most of the new provisions. This legislation opens doors for children born abroad, adopted children, and those who previously lost their citizenship. Understanding and navigating these changes can be complex, but you don’t have to do it alone. With our expertise, we can help you understand how these new laws impact your situation and guide you through the application process smoothly. Whether you need assistance with demonstrating your physical presence in Canada, applying for citizenship for your child, or restoring lost citizenship, Hukam Law is here to provide you with tailored legal support every step of the way. As we eagerly await further updates, it is important to stay informed about these ongoing developments. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and explore your potential immigration options at 📞 705-915-0884 or email us at info@hukamlaw.ca. Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only and should not be considered as legal advice under any circumstances. #HukamLaw #Barrie #Brampton #SimcoeCounty #ImmigrationLaw #ImmigrationLawyer #BillC71 #Citizenship #LostCanadians

📜 Bill C-71 is bringing significant changes to Canadian citizenship laws, offering new opportunities for families and individuals. Hukam Law is here to guide you through these updates and ensure you make the most of the new provisions. This legislation opens doors for children born abroad, adopted children, and those who previously lost their citizenship. Understanding and navigating these changes can be complex, but you don’t have to do it alone. With our expertise, we can help you understand how these new laws impact your situation and guide you through the application process smoothly. Whether you need assistance with demonstrating your physical presence in Canada, applying for citizenship for your child, or restoring lost citizenship, Hukam Law is here to provide you with tailored legal support every step of the way. As we eagerly await further updates, it is important to stay informed about these ongoing developments. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and explore your potential immigration options at 📞 705-915-0884 or email us at info@hukamlaw.ca. Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only and should not be considered as legal advice under any circumstances. #HukamLaw #Barrie #Brampton #SimcoeCounty #ImmigrationLaw #ImmigrationLawyer #BillC71 #Citizenship #LostCanadians

We're hosting a free CLE training on June 6! Criminal defense attorneys have a professional obligation to advised noncitizen clients about immigration consequences that could result from contact with criminal court. This training will cover: ✅ why it's crucial for defense counsel to advise immigrant clients on immigration consequences of criminal contact ✅ current ICE arrest and policing practices in NYC ✅ basic concepts of immigration law and client history that can impact the immigration consequences of a conviction ✅ common immigration statuses https://lnkd.in/gAnkNqMD

Want To Become A BRITISH CITIZEN? - Here Are 10 Tips To Get Started! - There are numerous ways to apply for British citizenship i.e Naturalisation. If you’re eligible in various ways, you can choose which way to apply. - Hit this link > https://zurl.co/voDW to watch "Want To Become A BRITISH CITIZEN? - Here Are 10 Tips To Get Started!" on our YouTube channel. - 📞 - 01204 531 535 📧 - info@compasslaw.org.uk - #compassimmigrationlawltd #lawyers #solicitors #legal #law #lawfirm #bolton #greatermanchester #uk #eu #visa #immigration #asylum #legaladvice #justice #visaapplications #humanrights #courtrepresentation #training #business #consultancy #legalmarketing #legalnews #family #placeofbirth #marriage #civilpartnership #indefiniteleavetoremain #settledstatus #residence #parents #nationality #stateless #commonwealth - Compass Immigration Law Ltd: “Simplifying Immigration”

In a recent Fordham Law Review article, our UnidosUS team members Laura Vazquez and Charles Kamasaki shed light on the growing gap between the need and availability of immigration legal services. While these programs are growing in various states, there is still much work to be done. We call for changes at all levels of to have more representation and justice for our community. Read their full article here.⬇️ #UnidosUS

Don’t go into your asylum hearing in immigration court blind! Knowing what to expect and what it is that you need to achieve with your testimony is key to giving yourself the best possible chance for asylum success. In this video, we’ll break down the steps of a “merits” hearing in immigration court, so that you’ll know what you’re getting into. You’ll also discover what it is that you need to accomplish in telling your story: what the judge REALLY cares about in assessing your asylum case. This is key to crafting your testimony in a compelling way. Want to know more about what the judge is truly interested in as they analyze your asylum case? Check out this video: https://lnkd.in/gr4KQTPT 💪 We’re an asylum law firm, and we help immigrants all over the country secure their future in America through asylum. 📲 (713) 909-0401 https://lnkd.in/gj7Ghhba ✅ Want to be as prepared as possible for your asylum INTERVIEW? Start with this video, about how to answer questions: https://lnkd.in/gu94Dzim ☑️ ...then watch this playlist, all about the asylum interview: https://lnkd.in/g5fEDgP3 👍 For insights into the asylum application form, check out this playlist: https://lnkd.in/gxX2K4DV 🤔 Looking for info about the credible fear interview? Here’s a full-length training: https://lnkd.in/gqXawDYf 📲 Want help with your asylum case? Call us today to schedule an Asylum Strategy Session: (713) 909-0401 ….or use this link to schedule online! www.winasylum.com #immigrationupdate

Professor Sherman-Stokes asserts "This Article takes as a starting point that detention and deportation are kinds of “violence,” as theorized by Angélica Cházaro and others. The legal violence framework importantly acknowledges the violence inherent in--and essential to--the functioning of the current immigration legal regime. It also underscores the role of the law in enabling and legitimizing this violence. Because violence has the power to shape “space and place,” here I argue that violence can be theorized not only across time, but across space. That this violence is not only temporal, but geographic, and this matters insofar as we hope to end it. In this Article, I strive to “illuminate the terror” of this violence, especially the “mundane and quotidian” kinds of this violence in an effort to move us closer to liberation and justice. This Article argues that the increasing digitization of immigration enforcement and surveillance is part of an expansive, and still growing, geography of violence and control. This violence is also racialized. Black immigrants are disproportionately more likely to be detained, and if they are released on bond, their bonds are likely to be higher. Black immigrants are also more likely to be shackled through ICE's so-called “alternatives to detention” program."