August NIPNLG Removal Defense Webinar: Defending Noncitizens Released After a Border Encounter

August NIPNLG Removal Defense Webinar:   Defending Noncitizens Released After a Border Encounter: Implications for Parole and Detention

Thursday, August 15, 2024  1:00 PM - 2:30 PM (ET) / 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM (PT)

90 minutes of instruction (1.50 CLE credits)

Zoom Webinar

Program Description

As border policies continually change, noncitizens apprehended at the border and released by DHS are subjected to removal proceedings across the United States. During this 90-minute webinar, faculty will discuss key legal developments impacting the implications of a noncitizen’s release in the United States by DHS at or near the border. Faculty will provide tips and strategies for zealously representing noncitizens released after a border encounter. Topics will include: 

• Implications for NTA charges, relief, and detention for individuals whom DHS releases on parole under INA 212(d)(5)

• When and how noncitizens who lack DHS parole paperwork might argue that their release was parole as a matter of law

• Non-military parole-in-place requests with USCIS and ICE

• Challenging “mandatory” detention for noncitizens previously released by DHS near the border

Faculty

• Annelise Araujo, Founding Principal and Owner, Araujo & Fisher
• Rebecca Scholtz, Senior Staff Attorney, NIPNLG

CLE Credits 

The Washington State Bar and the Texas State Bar approved this webinar for 1.50 CLE credits. 

Uniform Certificates of Attendance will be available for attorneys to request CLE credits in other states. NIPNLG is also prepared to provide proof of registration/attendance upon request.

Registration Fees 

• $75.00  -  General Admission
• $40.00  -  NIPNLG Member
• $20.00  -  Student

CLE Sponsored by 

National Immigration Project

Questions? 

Please send inquiries about the CLE to events@nipnlg.org