Immigrant & Refugee Rights

Latest Immigrant & Refugee Rights News

STATEMENT: Despite stoked fears, new public charge rule should not keep immigrants and their families out of public benefit programs

“Public Charge” Chill Continues Regardless of Injunction

Statement from NC Justice Center on Senate Bill 250

“Stories Beyond Borders” screenings in Raleigh, Boone, Winston-Salem highlight immigrant families and communities

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Recent Immigrant & Refugee Rights Publications

Fact Sheet

Immigrant Access to Health Care & Benefits in Time of Emergency

Fact Sheet

Updates for Tenants During the Coronavirus

Fact Sheet

“Public Charge” Rule: Getting the Help You Need

2019 LEGISLATIVE AGENDA: Building a Strong and Equitable Foundation for Our State

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Know Your Rights: If ICE Agents Show Up at Your Door

BTC Brief

Proposed “Public Charge Rule”: An Attack on Immigrant and Working Families

Fact Sheet

Rights of Tenants After a Natural Disaster

Fact Sheet

FEMA Benefits for Immigrants and Tenants

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Public Charge Rule

The federal government has published a draft rule that proposes to make radical changes to the existing policies, which previously allowed eligible immigrants to access critical health and nutrition support programs.

Getting Legal Assistance

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Access to Health Care

Important COVID-19 Update UPDATES, March 19, 2020: Please find here information about immigrant access to health care in times of emergency. In addition, …

COVID-19 PANDEMIC

Update On Our Services

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Justice Center will be not be accepting new immigration cases until further notice. This line will reopen when we resume our normal office hours in the upcoming weeks. Please note that courts have also been affected. For up-to-date information about immigration court closings, please visit justice.gov/eoir. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience this might create.

Debido a la pandemia de COVID-19 que continua, el Centro de Justicia de Carolina no estará aceptado casos nuevos de inmigración hasta nuevo aviso. Esta línea reabriera cuando reanudemos nuestra horas de oficina normales en las próximas semanas. Tenga en cuenta que los tribunales también han sido afectados. Para obtener la información mas reciente sobre los cierres de tribunales, favor de visitar el sitio de internet en justice.gov/eoir. Lamentamos de antemano cualquier inconveniente que esto le pueda causar.

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