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Kristin Clarens

Kristin is an immigration attorney and the coordinator of the Charlottesville-Albemarle Bar Association’s Volunteer Lawyer Program. Prior to working with LAJC, she spent thirteen years… Read More

Rally to Protect DREAMers!

Rally to Protect DREAMers!* On November 12th the Supreme Court will hear arguments that will determine the fate of our DACAmented immigrant community. Read More

New Immigration Clinic at GMU

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE DATE: August 27, 2019 Media Contacts: Kathleen Corcoran kcorcoran6@gmu.edu (703)993-8332 Simon Sandoval-Moshenberg simon@justice4all.org (703) 778-3450… Read More

Garcia-Diaz v. Libre by Nexus Complaint

Read the complaint here: Garcia-Diaz v. Libre by Nexus Complaint… Read More

Rally to Protect Immigrant Children

RALLY TO PROTECT IMMIGRANT CHILDREN – STOP THE ABUSES AND DEATHS! WHAT:… Read More

Know Your Rights Training in Case of ICE Raids

Know Your Rights Training in Case of ICE Raids for Service Providers WHAT: The Legal Aid Justice Center is organizing a “Know… Read More

4th Circuit: No Remedy for ICE Abuses

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Hallie Ryan, Managing Attorney, 703-226-3426, hallie@justice4all.org Tim Wallace, Dir. of Development, 434-529-1853, twallace@justice4all.org Fourth Circuit: If ICE… Read More

Mixed 4th Circuit Decision on ICE Transfers

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Becky Wolozin, Attorney, 703-720-5606, becky@justice4all.org Tim Wallace, Dir. of Development, 434-529-1853, twallace@justice4all.org 4th Circuit decision on ICE transfers upholds… Read More

Dangerous, risky, expensive – 287(g) agreements are bad for Virginia 

Dangerous, Risky, Expensive Contracts with ICE are bad for Virginia  In Virginia and throughout the United States, there has been an increase in local law… Read More

Crossover Update: General Assembly LAJC’s Priorities 2025

The process of the General Assembly is a marathon, not a sprint; it can take many years to get something passed, but every year is… Read More

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