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The AILA Immigration Practice Toolbox: Nuts and Bolts for the General Immigration Lawyer

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2-volume set. Immigration regulations. An AILA Primary Source Reference. Lates updates posted on AILA website. 2011 Edition.

Immigration Regulations CFR Volumes 1&2: Title 8 and Titles 6. 20, 22, 28, 42 (An AILA Primary Source Reference, current through March 7; 2011)

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AILA's Immigration Regulations (CFR) two-volume set is an easy-to-use primary-source reference used by practitioners and judges alike. Title 8 covers Aliens and Nationality in one volume with the second volume covering immigration portions of Titles 6, 20, 22, 28, and 42.

Immigration Regulations Vol. 1&2, CFR Title 8 Aliens & Nationality, CFR Titles 6,20,22,28,42 2013 Edition

AILA's Focus on the Child Status Protection Act is newly updated and includes: The most recent administrative and federal court decisions defining key terms; The latest on retention of priority dates for aged-out derivatives; The new statutory provision on widows and derivative children; and Clarification on visa retrogression and the CSPA This book provides an easy-to-understand explanation for all of the CSPA provisions and includes a flowchart, a sample worksheet, and many hypothetical examples to help make this complex area more intelligible. AILA's CSPA explains: How immediate-relative children preserve their "child" status How F-2A children preserve their "child" status How derivatives in the employment and preference categories preserve their "child" status What the effect is of the petitioner naturalizing and how the child can opt out of conversion to the F-1 category Author and Catholic Legal Immigration Network (CLINIC) senior attorney Charles Wheeler draws from his own experience and expertise, as well as from the collective wisdom of other practitioners who have examined, written, and litigated in family-based immigration, to explain the Child Status Protection Act (CSPA) and encourages readers to challenge government interpretations that are at odds with the regulation.

AILA's Focus on the Child Status Protection Act

Charles Wheeler

The new edition of AILA's Asylum Primer is the comprehensive, practical guide to U.S. asylum law and procedure that has been completely updated to address all changes since the release of the last edition in 2009. In addition, it has been expanded to address new and emerging issues. The Asylum Primer is the all-in-one reference that is a comprehensive, procedural "walk-through" of the entire U.S. asylum process from an asylum-seeker's entry into the country through his or her acquisition of U.S. citizenship a manual of strategies and practical guidance for creative and zealous advocacy a guide to sources of U.S. asylum law and historical development The 7th edition provides expert analysis and advice on crucial areas, such as new credible fear standards gang- and gender-based asylum claims procedures for unaccompanied children burdens of proof, standards of proof, and evidentiary burdens on asylum-seekers legal standards for demonstrating eligibility for asylum, protection under the Convention Against Torture, related forms for relief, and more border apprehensions and seeking relief while subject to expedited or reinstatement of removal family detention and bond practice seeking immigration and public benefits for those granted relief eligibility requirements for adjustment of status as an asylee or refugee seeking §209(c) waivers of inadmissibility termination of relief and strategies for fighting termination filing cases before USCIS and the immigration courts administrative or judicial review of denials of relief and more! AILA's Asylum Primer can help you tackle basic, as well as complex, asylum issues, from the minute you receive the case until the time the file is closed.

AILA'S ASYLUM PRIMER

DREE K. COLLOPY

This is the latest version (published annually) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, the legal statutes that control immigration law in the United States. Immigration law changes rapidly, making the up-to-date book version vital for ease and efficiency in understanding and applying U.S. immigration law.

Immigration and Nationality Act, 2015 Ed.

Representing Clients in Immigration Court, 4th Ed.

Michelle N. Mendez

Immigration Law & the Family has been the go-to reference immigration practitioners have relied on for years. It provides practical, step-by-step guidance on the fundamentals of family-sponsored immigration for family immigration practitioners as well as business immigration practitioners who come across these issues occasionally. The third edition includes the latest guidance The provisional waiver for unlawful presence The Child Status Protection Act Relief for family members after death of the petitioner Filing for adjustment of status and consular processing Grounds of inadmissibility and the waiver process and more!

Immigration Law and the Family, 4th Ed.

Business Immigration: Law & Practice, 2nd Ed.

Bo Cooper

Daryl Buffenstein

Crystal Williams

Immigration & Nationality Act, 2017 Ed.

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