Who We Are
For more than 50 years, the National Immigration Project has litigated, advocated, educated, and built bridges across movements to ensure that those most impacted by the immigration and criminal systems are uplifted and supported.
What to Know About Travel to the U.S. During the World Cup
This resource, available in English and Spanish, breaks down what international and domestic travelers need to know before they make plans to attend the World Cup games or festivities.
Highlights of Our Work
What Am I Signing When I Sign My Deportation
This resource (available in English and Spanish) explains the various ways that ICE and CBP get people to agree to leave the United States, how to recognize them, and their legal consequences. It also provides information on CBP Home and so-called "incentivized voluntary departure."
Practice Alert: Guidance on Adjustment of Status for SIJS Youth
This practice alert gives a background on SIJS and adjustment of status under INA § 245(h), provides legal arguments for a “juvenile-based” reading, discusses potential roadblocks to successfully advancing these arguments, and provides tips for advising clients about this approach.