This webinar will give participants an overview of the asylum framework, help participants with issue spotting and identifying red flags, discuss asylum’s intersections with other forms of relief, and explain how teams of attorneys and advocates working together can best meet the holistic needs of survivors.

Find out if your client may qualify for asylum and/or withholding of removal (also called “withholding”) so she can avoid being sent back to her country if she has a fear of return. Learn how she can apply for any relief for which she may be eligible. This self-help guide is in Spanish.

Find out if your client may qualify for asylum and/or withholding of removal (also called “withholding”) so she can avoid being sent back to your country if she has a fear of return. Learn how she can apply for any relief for which she may be eligible.

Mothers and children fleeing extreme violence in Central America are being imprisoned in the United States with their children, sometimes for months on end, in remote facilities with little access […]

The decision to deny asylum to a young gay man from Mexico undermines legal protections for vulnerable survivors.

USCIS recognizes that in communities where FGM/C occurs, other forms of persecution may await a girl or woman if she were forced to return to her home country.

It is time for the U.S. government to reconsider its response to women and children fleeing violence, and put an end to the shameful practice of family detention — once and for all.