Sentences with phrase «special immigrant status»
M (Vocational Students and Dependents), N (Parents and Children of Certain People Who Have Been Granted Special Immigrant Status),
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Ms. James appeared before Family Court Judge Adam Silvera and successfully argued that Keybi, who came to the United States about a year ago without his parents or a guardian, ought to be granted «special immigrant juvenile status» and that the teen's uncle should be his legal guardian.
The children, who come from countries including Mexico, Guatemala and El Salvador, typically are eligible for either special immigrant juvenile status or asylum due to the dangerous and often violent situations they are fleeing from in their home countries.
During that process, 72 children have been granted asylum and 47 have received permanent residences or green cards through the Special Immigrant Juvenile Status program.
The students decided that, as part of the divorce proceeding, they could ask the court to enter some sort of special protection or custody order for the girls that would state the elements necessary to satisfy the requirements for Special Immigrant Juvenile special protection or custody order for the girls that would state the elements necessary to satisfy the requirements for Special Immigrant Juvenile Special Immigrant Juvenile Status.
Kristen has expertise in children's immigration issues, including Special Immigrant Juvenile Status and the intersection of immigration and juvenile justice.
She routinely represents children in special juvenile immigrant visa petitions, enabling them to obtain U.S. permanent resident status.
With our help, Tomas won Special Immigrant Juvenile Status and the right to stay in the U.S, to finish his education and become a productive member of his community.
My students in the Civil Practice Clinic have received training in asylum law and Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) cases.
Successfully advocated for pro bono clients, including immigrants in asylum proceedings and unaccompanied children seeking special immigrant juvenile status.
Represented homeless / runaway youth, pregnant and parenting teens, youth in mental health institutions, parties in Special Immigrant Juvenile Status and respondents in civil child welfare cases.