How to help refugees and immigrants in California, Los Angeles
You can support Los Angeles- and California-based organizations that are helping migrants and refugees with legal services, housing, basic necessities and more.
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You can support Los Angeles- and California-based organizations that are helping migrants and refugees with legal services, housing, basic necessities and more.
You can support Los Angeles- and California-based organizations that are helping migrants and refugees with legal services, housing, basic necessities and more.
We write to you on behalf of the undersigned organizations, legal services providers, resettlement agencies, law firms, and law school clinics, to express our extreme concern regarding the exclusionary approach the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has adopted towards over 30,000 Afghans who have applied for Humanitarian Parole to the United States.
Thousands of Afghans have relocated amid the crisis in Afghanistan—countless more are trying to.
Print this article A bipartisan group of lawmakers, including Sens. Rand Paul and Richard Blumenthal, introduced a bill on Thursday that aims to make a new category of temporary visas to allow family members to visit the United States for major life events such as weddings, funerals, and births more easily. The Temporary Family Visitation Act would create a new 90-day B-3 visa category for family members of American permanent residents and citizens. Under the current system, many family members must apply for a B-2 tourist visa to attend major life events in the country or visit their famil...