Featured Case: Oldaker v. Giles

Class Action Against ICE for Unnecessary and Non-consensual Medical Procedures

(December 21, 2020)
NIPNLG and its partners filed litigation on behalf of fourteen women who suffered medical abuse at the Irwin County Detention Center in Georgia. More than 40 women filed sworn testimony in court revealing a relentless pattern of unnecessary and non-consensual medical surgeries, including a pattern of unwanted gynecological procedures. The new filing includes extensive testimony from gynecological and mental health experts, as well as statements from the women detailing their experiences. The lawsuit calls for an end to retaliation, compensation for the harms they have suffered, and release of women who experienced abuse at the detention center. The women are represented by the National Immigration Project (NIPNLG), six law school clinics, Project South, and Dreyer Sterling LLC.

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Oldaker v. Giles (December 2020)

Pangea Legal Services, et al v. DHS et al (November 2020)

CREW et al v. ICE (October 2020)

Immigrant Defenders Law Center, et al. v. Wolf (October 2020)

Ache v. Witte (October 2020)

Santos Garcia et al v. Wolf et al (July 2020)

Williams v. Horton (April 2020)

Alvarez v. La Rose (April 2020)

Tamayo Espinoza v. Witte (April 2020)

Codner v. Choate (April 2020)

Toure v. Hott (April 2020)

Dada v. Witte (April 2020)

National Immigration Project et al. v. EOIR et al. (March 2020)

Coreas v. Bounds (COVID 19 Habeas) (February 2020)

Hoppock v. USCIS (Denaturalization FOIA) (February 2020)

Notice of settlement in Ms. L v. ICE/Dora v. Sessions/MMM v. Sessions (October 2018)

NIPNLG, NWDC Resistance, Coalition of Antiracist Whites, Detention Watch v. ICE (Retaliation against Activists) (October 2018)

NIPNLG, Aldea, and Free Migration Project v. Berks County (Licensing of Residential Center) (April 2018)

Saget v. Trump (Haiti TPS) (March 2018)

Ragbir v. Homan (ICE’s Targeting of Activists) (February 2018)

NIPNLG v. ICE, DOS, DHS (Haiti TPS FOIA) (January 2018)

NIPNLG v. ICE, DHS (Mobile Biometrics lawsuit) (December 2017)

NIPNLG, Detention Watch Network and Mijent v. ICE (Operation Mega Lawsuit) (November 2017)

Wilmer Catalan-Ramirez v. Wong (Chicago Police Dept., ICE “Gang Database”) (May 2017)

Ali v. Trump (Travel Ban on Immigrant Visa Applicants from 6 Countries) (January 2017)

Select Motions to Reopen DHS-Issued Removal Orders (September 2016)

Mendez Rojas v. Kelly (One-Year Asylum Deadline) (June 2016)

National Immigration Project v. DHS (Reinstatement Statistics and Policies) (April 2015)

Brown v. CBP (CBP FOIA Processing Delays) (March 2015)

[Redacted] v. CBP (Expedited Removal after Fundamentally Unfair Deportation) (December 2014)

D- v. Holder (Mandamus to Compel Adjudication of BIA Appeal) (November 2014)

American Immigration Council v. DHS (Policies on Expedited Removal of Families) (October 2014)

M.S.P.C. v. Johnson (Expedited Removal and Detention of Families in Artesia, NM) (August 2014)

Select Motions to Reopen EOIR Decisions (July 2014)

JEFM v. Lynch and CJLG v. Yates (Representation for Children in Removal Proceedings) (July 2014)

Yost v. United States (Detention of a U.S. Citizen) (October 2013)

Hassine v. Napolitano (Naturalization Delay Based on CARRP) (July 2013)

Rodriguez v. Aitken (Detention of a U.S. Citizen) (February 2013)

National Immigration Project v. DHS (DHS Policy on Facilitating Post-Deportation Return to the United States) (May 2011)

Duran Gonzales v. DHS (Retroactivity and Adjustment of Status after Reentry) (September 2006)