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30
Jan.
Roundtable
This roundtable will bring together practitioners actively litigating these cases to discuss when habeas is viable, how courts are analyzing jurisdiction and relief, and how to strategically coordinate habeas filings with motions to reopen, stays of removal, and agency advocacy.
30
Jan.
Roundtable
Juggling work responsibilities as an immigration law paralegal alongside family obligations, pursuing higher education, or even holding down a second job can be overwhelming. This roundtable we will discuss the strategies and mindset to honor and balance all your roles.
03
Feb.
Roundtable
The nation’s eyes are on Minnesota as the city endures the violence and confrontational tactics of federal agents participating in “Operation Metro Surge.” Hear from members about what individual clients as well as client businesses need to know ahead of time, how to respond, and how to prepare.
04
Feb.
Roundtable
This roundtable is designed for immigration litigators and EB-5 practitioners looking to bridge the gap between complex EB-5 program requirements and removal defense.
05
Feb.
Web Seminar
H-1B season for FY2027 promises to be the most challenging one yet due to uncertainty resulting from proposed regulations, presidential proclamations, and executive orders. Panelists will provide an up-to-date overview of what immigration attorneys need to know heading into H-1B season.
10
Feb.
Web Seminar
Learn how AILALink is the perfect tool for electronic access to the books and other research resources you need. Sign up for our next group training at 2:00 pm (ET) on Tuesday, February 10.
11
Feb.
Section Call
Family Section Quarterly Call (February 2026)
13
Feb.
Chapter Events
Emory Conference Center, Atlanta, GA. This event is being presented by AILA's Georgia-Alabama Chapter. This event is not being organized by the AILA National Office.
18
Feb.
Roundtable
This session will explore how to safely use AI to serve more immigrants while keeping client and firm data secure.
19
Feb.
Web Seminar
New federal immigration policies are reshaping asylum practice. These changes raise due process concerns and face legal challenges nationwide. Our panel of experts will focus on understanding these policy shifts and their practical impact on asylum litigation.