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AILA Doc. No. 15041079 | Dated August 24, 2021
AILA.org strives to provide timely and accurate information to members so they can better serve their clients and be successful in their chosen profession. It provides a one-stop shop for members to find information about changes and updates—both current and historical—to immigration law and policy; get assistance with their cases; network with other members and become involved in the AILA community; and get the practical resources they need to advocate for their clients and to run their practices professionally and successfully.
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Here’s an overview of some of the resources you can find on AILA.org:
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- Search through AILA’s constantly updated library containing thousands of immigration-related documents to find answers to your legal and practice-related questions
- Conduct a keyword search, and filter by topic, type, or date to find what you’re looking for
- Use My Research to save your searches, bookmark search results, and take notes
- Browse or search for documents by either topic or type; document types include the following and more:
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- View a complete listing of all AILA conferences, video roundtables, audio/web seminars, chapter events, and more on AILA’s calendar of events
- Learn more about AILA University and our eLearning resources, including online courses and video tutorials
- Find and manage your CLE credits in the CLE Center and access free on-demand CLE
- Get information about in-person conferences, audio and web seminars, and recordings
- Learn more about AILA’s intensive, peer-reviewed publishing program, AILALink—an online immigration law library complete with resources essential for practicing immigration law, AILA Law Journal, and Fastcase, a comprehensive legal research database
- Read the latest editions of AILA newsletters
- Watch AILA’s immigration quicktakes and clips from annual conferences, special events, and other highlights
- Find tools and resources and practice success tips to run your immigration law practice
- Access AILA’s Ethics Compendium and seek solutions to ethical issues in immigration
- Cut down your stress with resources from the self-care center
- Connect with AILA’s Mentor Program and get advice on practical aspects of day-to-day practice, office procedures, and ethical dilemmas
- Choose the right pro bono opportunity for you
- Post or search for immigration-related jobs in AILA’s Career Center
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