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National Immigration Project The National Immigration Project is a national non-profit that provides legal and technical support to immigrant communities, legal practitioners, and all advocates seeking to advance the rights of noncitizens. For forty years, the National Immigration Project has been promoting justice and equality of treatment in all areas of immigration law, the criminal justice system, and social policies related to immigration. We are especially committed to working together with people who are marginalized to protect rights and to promote fairness, including battered women, people with HIV/AIDS, children, and noncitizen criminal offenders. Our success is built upon a foundation of nationwide members, including attorneys, law students, judges, jailhouse lawyers, advocates, community organizations, and other individuals seeking to defend and expand the rights of immigrants in the United States. |
Announcements & AlertsVictory for Immigrants Seeking to Pursue Cases from outside U.S. On January 30th, an en banc court rejected the government’s attempt to bar noncitizens from seeking to reopen their cases from outside the United States, saying that immigrants can pursue cases from outside the U.S. More » 40th Anniversary Annual Report released The National Immigration Project proudly releases its 40th Anniversary Annual Report, with 40-year timeline of milestones, U.S. map of 2010 programs, and more. Authoritative National Report Condemns Secure Communities Program Law Enforcement Experts and Victims of S-Comm Conclude Program Should Be Ended More » DREAM Defenders Join Forces to Support Students at Risk of Deportation The National Immigration Project announces the formation of DREAM Defenders, a collaboration amongst student groups and immigration advocacy organizations. More »
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