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CLINIC v. Rubio: The 75-Country Visa Pause Was Vacated. What Happens Now?
Published Sep 30, 2026 A practical roadmap, created by CLINIC, for immigrant visa applicants and their legal representatives.
How to Vote Safely: A Guide for Naturalized Citizens and All Other Eligible Voters
Published Sep 29, 2026 This guide is designed to help eligible voters, including naturalized citizens, vote safely in federal elections in the 2026 midterms and beyond.
How Anti-Black Racism Shapes Welfare Inequality for Immigrants
Published Sep 18, 2026 Laws and policies throughout American history have consistently and systematically ensured that Black people and immigrants do not receive equal opportunities to escape poverty.
Public Charge: Frequently Asked Questions for Immigration Advocates
Published Sep 16, 2026 Starting September 18, 2026, a new regulation and new guidance on public charge inadmissibility will go into effect. This FAQ reflects our best understanding of the rule as of September 2026....
Alerta Comunitaria: Viajar con un “permiso adelantado” conlleva ahora vetos de 3 y 10 años
Published Sep 2, 2026 El 13 de agosto de 2026, el tribunal de apelaciones de los Estados Unidos (la Junta de Apelaciones de Inmigración, o “BIA” por sus siglas en inglés) cambió las consecuencias de viajar con un “permiso adelantado.” Lee este recurso...
Public Charge Applicability Table for Advocates
Published Sep 2, 2026 This resource is designed to help advocates quickly identify whether public charge inadmissibility applies to an individual
How Educators Can Support Immigrant Students and Families This School Year
Published Aug 31, 2026 As students head back to school, NILC report offers actions schools can take to support students in immigrant families.
FAQ: The Federal Government Wants to Deny Refundable Tax Credits to Many Immigrants
Updated Sep 11, 2026 The U.S. Treasury and IRS have proposed a new rule to radically change who can receive vital tax credits, excluding many immigrants who currently work, pay taxes, and meet existing eligibility requirements. This resource answers questions about...
Community Alert: Traveling on “advance parole” now triggers 3- and 10-year bars
Published Aug 17, 2026 The Board of Immigration Appeals has changed the consequences of traveling on “advance parole.” If you are thinking about traveling outside the U.S. on “advance parole” and you have been in the U.S. without permission for 180+ days, now...
Solidarity Guide for Defending Immigrant Communities
Published Aug 17, 2026 This solidarity guide is designed to help everyone continue to fight back with practical guidance to help protect your immigrant neighbors, your community, and yourself.
Trump Wants to Lock Immigrants Out of their Bank Accounts. Here’s What to Know.
Published Aug 13, 2026 While current banking laws remain in place, new federal guidance aims to make it harder for immigrant families to manage their money.
The Impact of Immigration Enforcement and Anti-Immigrant Policies on K-12 Schools, Educators, and Immigrant Youth and Families
Published Aug 4, 2026 This report summarizes a timely national qualitative case study documenting the acute structural and emotional shocks rippling through America’s public education system due to heightened federal immigration enforcement...
Tell Your Representatives in Congress to Support the Dream and Promise Act Discharge Petition
Published Jul 23, 2026 Across the country, immigrants with TPS and DACA are losing the ability to work, drive, and ultimately continue their lives in the United States. Join us in urging your House representative to sign the Dream and Promise Act discharge petition...
Hundreds of Thousands of Immigrants are Losing Health Care and Food Aid, Thanks to Congress
Published Jul 15, 2026 A year after H.R. 1 passed, hundreds of thousands of immigrants are likely to lose essential food and health care aid, following the bill’s new restrictions on their eligibility for SNAP, Medicaid, subsidized care on the Affordable Care Act...
What Immigrants Need to Know About the New Medicaid Eligibility Restrictions
Ben D’Avanzo
Published Oct 1, 2026 Congress has introduced Medicaid eligibility restrictions for immigrants who have experienced domestic violence and human trafficking, among others.