DC-MD Justice For Our Neighbors provides high-quality free immigration legal services to low-income immigrants throughout the Washington, D.C. metro region. Following the 2016 election, we have seen unprecedented demand for our legal services. Our immigrant neighbors need legal and community support as they search for protection.
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Latest News:
-November 21 - [VIDEO] "What Is Your America?"
-November 18 - [EVENT] Welcoming the Stranger - 10 a.m.-Noon at : DC-MD Justice for Our Neighbors is hosting a discussion about the critical climate that immigrants and refugees are facing. Advocacy opportunities will also be discussed. Featured speakers are: Angela Edman, Esq., Staff Attorney; Emma Escobar, Director of Hispanic-Latino Ministries; and a recent client. Click here to learn more, and register here. FREE to attend.
-October 17 - Federal Judge Blocks Trump's Third Travel Ban - via The Washington Post
-September 5, 2017 - Trump Administration Announces It Will End DACA - via CNBC
-May 24, 2017 - The Department of Homeland Security Issues 6 month extension on Temporary Protected Status for Haitians - via The Washington Post
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-November 21 - [VIDEO] "What Is Your America?"
-November 18 - [EVENT] Welcoming the Stranger - 10 a.m.-Noon at : DC-MD Justice for Our Neighbors is hosting a discussion about the critical climate that immigrants and refugees are facing. Advocacy opportunities will also be discussed. Featured speakers are: Angela Edman, Esq., Staff Attorney; Emma Escobar, Director of Hispanic-Latino Ministries; and a recent client. Click here to learn more, and register here. FREE to attend.
-October 17 - Federal Judge Blocks Trump's Third Travel Ban - via The Washington Post
-September 5, 2017 - Trump Administration Announces It Will End DACA - via CNBC
- URGENT! Are you a DACA recipient? Here's what you need to know about the program ending and next steps to take. If you have questions, call us at 240-825-4424.
-May 24, 2017 - The Department of Homeland Security Issues 6 month extension on Temporary Protected Status for Haitians - via The Washington Post
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