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A joint initiative between the American Immigration Council and AILA seeks to change the playing field for immigrants facing deportation.
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AILALink puts an entire immigration law library at your fingertips! Search the AILALink database for all your practice needs—statutes, regs, case law, agency guidance, publications, and more.
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PostingsHelp Us Compile Data for You on the Economics of Immigration Law Practice
The 2022 AILA Marketplace Survey is underway. The input provided by immigration attorneys in response to this survey will be used as the basis for the 2022 Marketplace Study, an invaluable tool for making strategic, data-driven business decisions. Upon completion of the survey, you'll be entered to win valuable prizes. Survey closes May 15.
Find Recent Visa Bulletins
The Visa Bulletin provides information regarding the cut-off dates that govern visa availability in the numerically limited visa categories and other immigrant visa-related information.
Learn the Fundamentals of Immigration Law and Practice
Essentials of Immigration Law will help you establish a strong foundation in immigration, with chapters covering historical context, all major practice areas, and the current state of affairs. You'll also find handy glossaries of common terms and acronyms, a list of nonimmigrant and immigrant visas, and a USC to INA conversion chart, making it an ideal quick-reference for newer practitioners, law office staff, and law students.
Find Recent Visa Bulletins
The Visa Bulletin provides information regarding the cut-off dates that govern visa availability in the numerically limited visa categories and other immigrant visa-related information.
Want To Get Involved?
For those interested in volunteering to help families or other detained immigrants, please go to the Immigration Justice Campaign site to find opportunities to plug in and make a difference, in-person or remotely:
AILA Members
If you are seeing this, please log in up in the grey box and move over to the Member portal by clicking on “Member” above the blue mega-navigation bar.
Help Us Compile Data for You on the Economics of Immigration Law Practice
The 2022 AILA Marketplace Survey is underway. The input provided by immigration attorneys in response to this survey will be used as the basis for the 2022 Marketplace Study, an invaluable tool for making strategic, data-driven business decisions. Upon completion of the survey, you'll be entered to win valuable prizes. Survey closes May 15.
Learn the Fundamentals of Immigration Law and Practice
Essentials of Immigration Law will help you establish a strong foundation in immigration, with chapters covering historical context, all major practice areas, and the current state of affairs. You'll also find handy glossaries of common terms and acronyms, a list of nonimmigrant and immigrant visas, and a USC to INA conversion chart, making it an ideal quick-reference for newer practitioners, law office staff, and law students.
AILA Is 75!
You’re invited to a celebration. A celebration of 75 years of growth, change, progress, and excellence; of an unyielding dedication to improving the practice of immigration law and changing the lives of countless individuals — AILA’s 75th Anniversary. Learn more about our shared history and how to join in on the festivities by visiting our anniversary website.
Find Recent Visa Bulletins
The Visa Bulletin provides information regarding the cut-off dates that govern visa availability in the numerically limited visa categories and other immigrant visa-related information.
Why Join AILA
Founded in 1946, AILA is the national association of immigration lawyers established to promote justice, advocate for fair and reasonable immigration law and policy, advance the quality of immigration and nationality law and practice, and enhance the professional development of its members. Membership to AILA helps you achieve your professional and educational goals.
Want To Get Involved?
For those interested in volunteering to help families or other detained immigrants, please go to the Immigration Justice Campaign site to find opportunities to plug in and make a difference, in-person or remotely:
Learn the Fundamentals of Immigration Law and Practice
Essentials of Immigration Law will help you establish a strong foundation in immigration, with chapters covering historical context, all major practice areas, and the current state of affairs. You'll also find handy glossaries of common terms and acronyms, a list of nonimmigrant and immigrant visas, and a USC to INA conversion chart, making it an ideal quick-reference for newer practitioners, law office staff, and law students.
AILA Members
If you are seeing this, please log in up in the grey box and move over to the Member portal by clicking on “Member” above the blue mega-navigation bar.
Help Us Compile Data for You on the Economics of Immigration Law Practice
The 2022 AILA Marketplace Survey is underway. The input provided by immigration attorneys in response to this survey will be used as the basis for the 2022 Marketplace Study, an invaluable tool for making strategic, data-driven business decisions. Upon completion of the survey, you'll be entered to win valuable prizes. Survey closes May 15.
AILA Is 75!
You’re invited to a celebration. A celebration of 75 years of growth, change, progress, and excellence; of an unyielding dedication to improving the practice of immigration law and changing the lives of countless individuals — AILA’s 75th Anniversary. Learn more about our shared history and how to join in on the festivities by visiting our anniversary website.
Why Join AILA
Founded in 1946, AILA is the national association of immigration lawyers established to promote justice, advocate for fair and reasonable immigration law and policy, advance the quality of immigration and nationality law and practice, and enhance the professional development of its members. Membership to AILA helps you achieve your professional and educational goals.
AILA Members
If you are seeing this, please log in up in the grey box and move over to the Member portal by clicking on “Member” above the blue mega-navigation bar.
AILA Is 75!
You’re invited to a celebration. A celebration of 75 years of growth, change, progress, and excellence; of an unyielding dedication to improving the practice of immigration law and changing the lives of countless individuals — AILA’s 75th Anniversary. Learn more about our shared history and how to join in on the festivities by visiting our anniversary website.
Why Join AILA
Founded in 1946, AILA is the national association of immigration lawyers established to promote justice, advocate for fair and reasonable immigration law and policy, advance the quality of immigration and nationality law and practice, and enhance the professional development of its members. Membership to AILA helps you achieve your professional and educational goals.
Want To Get Involved?
For those interested in volunteering to help families or other detained immigrants, please go to the Immigration Justice Campaign site to find opportunities to plug in and make a difference, in-person or remotely:
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