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DTSTAMP:20260415T030132
DTSTART;TZID=Pacific Time (US & Canada):20260415T110000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific Time (US & Canada):20260415T123000
SUMMARY:Updates in Mandatory Detention and Bond
LOCATION:
DESCRIPTION:The surge in ICE arrests in the community sinc
 e January 2025, coupled with recent legislation, p
 olicy changes, and litigation have made mandatory 
 detention a quickly developing area of law with po
 tentially serious consequences for our clients, th
 eir families, and their communities. This webinar 
 will cover the current legal landscape of ICE dete
 ntion, particularly ICE’s assertion that an increa
 sing number of individuals are now subject to mand
 atory detention. In addition, we will consider our
  role as advocates in advising and strategizing re
 garding the possibility of mandatory detention. Fi
 nally, we will look at current trends in bond proc
 eedings, which can inform us on best practices.
PRIORITY:1
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DTSTART:20061101T020000
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DTSTAMP:20260415T030132
DTSTART;TZID=Pacific Time (US & Canada):20260421T110000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific Time (US & Canada):20260421T123000
SUMMARY:Adjustment of Status (Part One) – Understanding El
 igibility and Finding Pathways
LOCATION:
DESCRIPTION:Who meets the threshold requirement of having 
 been “inspected and admitted or paroled” for adjus
 tment of status under INA 245(a)? Are there other 
 avenues to adjust status if someone last entered w
 ithout inspection? This webinar will focus on the 
 adjustment of status process for individuals pursu
 ing permanent resident status through a family pet
 ition here in the United States, including recent 
 policy changes that have impacted this process. We
  will compare 245(i) eligibility and traditional a
 djustment under 245(a), as well as strategies for 
 establishing adjustment eligibility. On April 23 w
 e will follow up this webinar with an in-depth dis
 cussion of how changes in discretion and enforceme
 nt practices impact an application for adjustment 
 of status, including preparing for the interview, 
 talking to clients about risk, and strategy consid
 erations. Participants are welcome to sign up for 
 one or both of this two-part adjustment of status 
 webinar series.
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DTSTART:20061101T020000
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DTSTAMP:20260415T030132
DTSTART;TZID=Pacific Time (US & Canada):20260423T110000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific Time (US & Canada):20260423T123000
SUMMARY:Adjustment of Status (Part Two) – Discretion and R
 isks
LOCATION:
DESCRIPTION:You’ve mastered the elements of adjustment of 
 status—but what happens after you file with USCIS?
  In today’s heightened enforcement climate, unders
 tanding discretion and risks isn’t optional; it’s 
 essential. In this Part Two adjustment of status w
 ebinar, we’ll explore when and how discretion affe
 cts adjustment cases, how to evaluate risks both b
 efore filing and at the interview stage, and how t
 o communicate these considerations effectively to 
 clients. Practitioners will be better equipped to 
 understand how discretion is exercised and how it 
 shapes case strategy, how changing policies can im
 pact adjustment, and strategize on how to handle i
 nterviews including when it may be best to stop an
  interview. Note that this is a follow up webinar 
 to the April 21 webinar that discusses the basic l
 egal requirements to adjust status, including the 
 threshold requirement of having been "inspected an
 d admitted or paroled" for adjustment of status un
 der INA 245(a), or 245(i) for those who last enter
 ed without inspection. Participants are welcome to
  sign up for one or both of this two-part adjustme
 nt of status webinar series.
PRIORITY:1
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DTSTART:20061101T020000
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DTSTAMP:20260415T030132
DTSTART;TZID=Pacific Time (US & Canada):20260428T110000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific Time (US & Canada):20260428T123000
SUMMARY:Drug and Alcohol-Related Issues in Immigration (Pa
 rt Two)
LOCATION:
DESCRIPTION:In the second webinar of our two-part controll
 ed substances and alcohol series, we will discuss 
 defenses and other advanced topics. This webinar w
 ill build upon the foundation established in webin
 ar one, but will slow down on topics such as contr
 olled substance arguments regarding isomers and an
 alogues, strategies in medical or otherwise legal 
 marijuana use, immigration neutral alternatives to
  controlled substance and DUI/DWI charges, and str
 ategies around the reason to believe drug traffick
 ing inadmissibility ground, among others.
PRIORITY:1
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DTSTART:20061101T020000
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DTSTAMP:20260415T030132
DTSTART;TZID=Pacific Time (US & Canada):20260505T110000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific Time (US & Canada):20260505T123000
SUMMARY:Removal Defense Updates
LOCATION:
DESCRIPTION:This webinar will discuss recent changes to re
 moval defense law and practice. We will provide up
 dates on the most relevant changes to removal defe
 nse stemming from executive orders, agency decisio
 ns, regulation changes, and litigation. We will of
 fer practice tips for defending against deportatio
 n in this environment.
PRIORITY:1
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BEGIN:STANDARD
DTSTART:20061101T020000
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DTSTAMP:20260415T030132
DTSTART;TZID=Pacific Time (US & Canada):20260507T110000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific Time (US & Canada):20260507T123000
SUMMARY:Family-Based Immigrant Visa Consular Processing
LOCATION:
DESCRIPTION:This webinar will go step-by-step through the 
 nuts & bolts of preparing and filing a family-base
 d immigrant visa consular processing case, startin
 g with the National Visa Center, to the interview 
 at the U.S. consulate abroad and the immigrant's U
 .S. entry with their approved visa. We will also t
 ouch on troubleshooting issues with communicating 
 with the NVC and/or consular post, potential red f
 lags to watch out for, and how to prepare clients 
 for these issues.
PRIORITY:1
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TZID:Pacific Time (US & Canada)
BEGIN:STANDARD
DTSTART:20061101T020000
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DTSTART:20060301T020000
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DTSTAMP:20260415T030132
DTSTART;TZID=Pacific Time (US & Canada):20260513T110000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific Time (US & Canada):20260513T123000
SUMMARY:Habeas Corpus Update: Emerging Trends and Strategi
 es
LOCATION:
DESCRIPTION:As DHS continues to escalate arrests and broad
 en its use of mandatory detention frameworks, habe
 as corpus remains one of the most powerful tools f
 or securing clients’ release. We will review key r
 ecent developments, including changing government 
 practices around final orders, OSUP revocations, t
 hird-country removal attempts, and the impact of o
 ther pending litigation. Presenters will cover str
 ategic considerations for identifying viable habea
 s claims, responding to common government argument
 s, and framing detention challenges effectively.  
  

This training is designed for practitioners w
 ith some familiarity with habeas practice who are 
 looking to deepen their understanding of current t
 rends and incorporate new approaches into their ad
 vocacy. While we will highlight developments in th
 e Fifth and Ninth Circuit, the content will be rel
 evant to practitioners across jurisdictions.
PRIORITY:1
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BEGIN:STANDARD
DTSTART:20061101T020000
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DTSTAMP:20260415T030132
DTSTART;TZID=Pacific Time (US & Canada):20260514T110000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific Time (US & Canada):20260514T123000
SUMMARY:All Things EAD
LOCATION:
DESCRIPTION:Over the past year, USCIS has made changes to 
 regulations and policies governing issuance of Emp
 loyment Authorization Documents (EAD), resulting i
 n certain categories of noncitizens experiencing l
 oss of employment authorization, shortened periods
  of authorization, increased costs, and heightened
  eligibility requirements. In this webinar, we wil
 l provide an overview of these changes and offer s
 trategy tips and best practices for how best to pr
 otect noncitizens' ability to work lawfully in the
  current climate.
PRIORITY:1
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DTSTART:20061101T020000
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DTSTART:20060301T020000
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DTSTAMP:20260415T030132
DTSTART;TZID=Pacific Time (US & Canada):20260527T110000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific Time (US & Canada):20260527T123000
SUMMARY:Public Charge in the Second Trump Administration
LOCATION:
DESCRIPTION:Get up to speed on what’s been happening with 
 public charge during the second Trump administrati
 on, including the status of the Department of Home
 land Security’s proposal to rescind the Biden rule
 . We will provide updates on adjudications involvi
 ng public charge, including adjustment of status a
 nd consular processing cases, as well as a look at
  the deportability ground of public charge.
PRIORITY:1
TRANSP:OPAQUE
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BEGIN:STANDARD
DTSTART:20061101T020000
RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=1SU;BYMONTH=11
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DTSTART:20060301T020000
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DTSTAMP:20260415T030132
DTSTART;TZID=Pacific Time (US & Canada):20260602T110000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific Time (US & Canada):20260602T123000
SUMMARY:Updates in Asylum for Children & Youth
LOCATION:
DESCRIPTION:In recent months, there have been drastic chan
 ges in asylum law and policies that create obstacl
 es for children and youth asylum seekers. We will 
 discuss policy memorandums from the Executive Offi
 ce for Review (EOIR) and U.S. Citizenship and Immi
 gration Services (USCIS), Board of Immigration App
 eals (BIA) decisions, and relevant litigation conc
 erning children and youth asylum claims. We will p
 rovide tips on crafting strong asylum claims for c
 hildren and youth asylum applicants and how to nav
 igate a hostile environment at EOIR and at the USC
 IS Asylum Office.
PRIORITY:1
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DTSTART:20061101T020000
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DTSTAMP:20260415T030132
DTSTART;TZID=Pacific Time (US & Canada):20260611T110000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific Time (US & Canada):20260611T123000
SUMMARY:Legal Research Tips for Immigration
LOCATION:
DESCRIPTION:In this webinar, we will give an overview of t
 he various sources of immigration law and policy, 
 from statutes passed by congress to guidance follo
 wed by immigration agencies. We will discuss the s
 trength of legal authority of these various source
 s, and share tips on where to find them. We will a
 lso look at how to conduct case law research and a
 ssess which decisions are binding. As we go, we wi
 ll provide practice tips on where to find up-to-da
 te information on the government’s legal interpret
 ations and current practices.
PRIORITY:1
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BEGIN:STANDARD
DTSTART:20061101T020000
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ORGANIZER;CN=Jesús  Romero:MAILTO:jesus@elimfsw.org
DTSTAMP:20260415T030132
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260601
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SUMMARY:ELIM 15th Institute on Basic Immigration Law
LOCATION:
DESCRIPTION:A 40-hour basic immigration law seminar with t
 raining sessions taught by a staff of experienced 
 immigration attorneys and fully accredited represe
 ntatives. Provides a comprehensive survey of immig
 ration law and procedure, with special emphasis on
  family-based immigration law from a faith-based p
 erspective. This intensive training event is desig
 ned for individuals who wish to apply for Departme
 nt of Justice (DOJ) accreditation, or who need con
 tinuing education hours on family-based immigratio
 n law. The DOJ allows non-attorney staff of non-pr
 ofit and religious organizations to practice immig
 ration law. ELIM’s Institute is a valuable tool fo
 r those who seek to serve their immigrant communit
 y.   

Registration Fees:   

$500 for Early B
 ird   

$600 after April 20   

Textbook Fees:
  $385 + shipping
PRIORITY:1
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TZID:Central Time (US & Canada)
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DTSTART:20061101T020000
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ORGANIZER;CN=No organizer:MAILTO:probono@abacila.org
DTSTAMP:20260415T030132
DTSTART;TZID=Central Time (US & Canada):20260501T083000
DTEND;TZID=Central Time (US & Canada):20260501T132000
SUMMARY:Pro Bono Representation of Unaccompanied Immigrant
  Children
LOCATION:
DESCRIPTION:The American Bar Association’s Children’s Immi
 gration Law Academy (CILA) is excited to invite cu
 rrent and potential pro bono attorneys to join us 
 on Friday, May 1, 2026, in downtown Houston, Texas
  for a complimentary half-day CLE training, “Pro B
 ono Representation of Unaccompanied Immigrant Chil
 dren.” This training is intended for those who are
  interested in pro bono opportunities to help unac
 companied immigrant children and for those interes
 ted in learning more about children’s immigration 
 law. Read the agenda and register on this CILA web
 page.   

CILA offers support to pro bono attorn
 eys working with immigrant youth in several ways i
 ncluding by writing guides and practice advisories
  such as the CILA Pro Bono Guide: Working with Chi
 ldren and Youth in Immigration Cases. More resourc
 es can be accessed with a CILA account.   

Than
 k you to the Houston Bar Foundation for your suppo
 rt. This training, “Pro Bono Representation of Una
 ccompanied Immigrant Children” was made possible b
 y a grant from the Houston Bar Foundation. More in
 formation on the Houston Bar Foundation and its Fe
 llows Program can be found at?www.houbf.org.
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