This explainer discusses the harmful and racist impact of criminal exclusions from legalization.
This issue brief discusses qualified immunity in immigration.
This practice advisory explains how Borden v. United States affects the definition of a ‘crime of violence’ for immigration law purposes. Borden effectively held that the definition of a “crime of violence” under 18 U.S.C. § 16(a), relevant to both...
This practice alert builds upon our previous practice advisory, “Advocating for Clients under the Biden Administration’s Interim Enforcement Priorities,” and provides key information, takeaways, and practice tips for advocating with OPLA.
On Friday, June 4, ICE issued a new prosecutorial discretion memo for ICE attorneys in charge of prosecuting deportation and bond cases. These ICE attorneys work within an office known as OPLA, or the Office of the Principal Legal Adviser. The new...
This two-day training discusses how to best represent clients with convictions in immigration court.
On July 9, 2020, NIPNLG published a Practice Alert examining the intersection of the criminal bars proposed in those regulations. In the latter half of 2020, final versions of all three proposed rules were issued, and were subsequently challenged in...
Criminal convictions often carry immigration consequences, including mandatory detention and deportation. A conviction is when a criminal court or jury decides that a person is guilty of a crime or a person pleads guilty to having committed a crime...