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Published Oct 28, 2026 A group of legal services organizations today filed a lawsuit challenging the federal government’s new policy of hiding the locations of thousands of people detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The policy unlawfully...
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Published Sep 22, 2016 NILC Responds to Obama Administration’s Policy Shift on Haitian Refugees LOS ANGELES — In a sudden policy shift, the Obama administration announced today that it will move to swiftly deport survivors of Haiti’s devastating 2010 earthquake...
Published Sep 21, 2016 Civil Rights Groups: House Hearing Just Another Anti-Immigrant Sideshow Political Leaders Should Move Past Xenophobic Rhetoric WASHINGTON – As the House […]
Published Sep 15, 2016 Arizona Attorney General Issues Opinion Establishing […]
Published Sep 13, 2016 PHOENIX — Immigrant and civil rights groups have filed a legal challenge to Arizona’s policy of denying certain lawfully present immigrants access to driver’s licenses.
Published Aug 25, 2016 New York Dreamer Challenges Nationwide Immigration Injunction Suit alleges order by […]
Published Aug 18, 2016 Court Orders Release of Graphic Photos of Arizona […]
Published Aug 12, 2016 Dreamers Defend Themselves in Judge Hanen’s Court “Fearless Four” respond to judge’s demand for their personal data with amicus brief LOS ANGELES — Four young immigrants whose private...
Published Jul 18, 2016 NILC Applauds Justice Department Request for Rehearing in U.S. v. Texas LOS ANGELES — Following a Supreme Court deadlock in June that left millions of immigrant families across the country in limbo, the U.S. Department of Justice today filed...
Published Jul 11, 2016 Immigrant, Health, and Civil Rights Advocates Demand Access to Affordable Health Care for DACAmented Youth More than 360 labor, civil rights, and health groups ask President Obama to revoke policy denying DACA recipients access to Affordable...
Published Jul 8, 2016 NILC Calls for More Empathy, Dialogue, and Action Following Deadly Shootings of Black Men, Police LOS ANGELES — The following is a statement by Marielena Hincapié, executive director at the National Immigration Law Center,...
Published Jul 6, 2016 U.S. Senate Rejects Attacks on Community-Policing Policies WASHINGTON —Today, the U.S. Senate rejected attempts to move forward two bills that would have eroded hard-won community-policing policies in so-called sanctuary cities and further...
Published Jul 5, 2016 NILC Opposes Bills Attacking Community-Policing Policies WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate is expected to vote tomorrow (Wednesday) on whether to consider two bills that, by attacking so-called sanctuary cities, where local police have adopted...
Published Jun 28, 2016 In Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt, U.S. Supreme Court Rightly Upholds Women’s Constitutional Rights WASHINGTON — The National Immigration Law Center applauds the 5-3 decision announced today by the U.S. Supreme Court striking down a...
Published Jun 27, 2016 Court Orders Release of Some Evidence of Arizona Border Patrol Detention Facilities While Border Patrol Fights Full Release Order follows attempts by U.S. Customs and Border Protection to keep all evidence of unconstitutional detention...
Published Jun 23, 2016 Following Supreme Court Split, Immigrant Communities Vow to Keep Fighting for Families WASHINGTON — Having reached an impasse, the U.S. Supreme Court has voted 4-4 in one of the most consequential immigration cases in recent history, United...