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12
Dec.
Section Call
Family Section Quarterly Call (December 2025)
16
Dec.
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, December 16.
16
Dec.
Web Seminar
Proving nexus in asylum cases can be particularly challenging. Expert panelists will share their viewpoints on establishing nexus, including how to connect the dots (i.e., evidence) between nexus and the protected ground.
17
Dec.
Roundtable
Join the Asylum and Refugee Committee’s roundtable on particular social group claims in asylum to discuss how best to articulate PSGs and develop alternative approaches considering the Attorney General’s recent decisions.
08
Jan.
Web Seminar
Immigration enforcement is at an all-time high under the current administration. Our panel of experts will discuss key investigative trends, helping clients improve their compliance, and best practices for internal audits.
09
Jan.
Roundtable
Interested in maximizing your AILA membership? Join our introductory roundtable, where AILA staff and volunteer leaders will provide a comprehensive overview of your benefits and answer any questions. Secure your spot by registering today.
12
Jan.
Section Call
Join the AILA Business Section for your January 2026 Quarterly Call.
13
Jan.
Web Seminar
USCIS has increased scrutiny of applications for naturalization. As a result, immigration practitioners need to adjust how they approach naturalization cases and advise clients. Our panel of experts will offer best practices for advising naturalization clients in this ever-evolving landscape.
23
Jan.
Conferences
The 2026 AILA Midwinter Conference and Webcast will convene on Friday, January 23, 2026, at the JW Marriott Guanacaste in Guanacaste, Costa Rica.
29
Jan.
Web Seminar
As the landscape of employment-based immigration continues to evolve at a rapid pace, practitioners are faced with unprecedented and unexpected challenges. Expert panelists will help employment-based practitioners understand, identify, and address the current issues impacting their clients.