According to Chief Justice John Roberts' annual report on the federal judiciary, the number of criminal prosecutions in immigration cases spiked in 2008, reported the New York Times. "Filings concerning criminal charges in immigration cases jumped by 27 percent, to more than 21,000. The cases were concentrated in the Southwest," wrote Adam Liptak. [...]
CLE about Immigration Consequences of Criminal Convictions
The ABA will soon hold a CLE for attorneys interested in learning about the potential immigration consequences of criminal convictions for non-citizen criminal defendants. According to the ABA's web site, "This program is ideal for attorneys interested in pro bono immigration cases, criminal defense attorneys, or any attorney who is unfamiliar with the ramifications of a criminal conviction to a non-citizen’s immigration proceedings." The CLE will take place on January 29 and will be conducted by teleconference and live audio webcast. More information is available at: [...]
Welcome
Welcome to the new crImmigration blog, a blog about the intersection of criminal law and immigration law. Let's welcome the new year with a new blog about this critically important area of the law. [...]
crImmigration information
February 23, 2015 On February 23, 2015, the United States filed its notice of appeal and request for a stay of the district court's order in State of Texas v. United States, the lawsuit that the states brought against its planned use of immigration executive action. Those documents are available below: Fifth Circuit decision denying federal government's request to stay preliminary injunction (May 26, 2015) Oral argument before Fifth Circuit (April 17, 2015) District court's denial of federal government's motion to stay (April 7, 2015) Letter from Fifth Circuit's clerk notifying [...]
crImmigration jobs
Announcements of job openings related to the wonderful world of crImmigration law. I simply repost announcements sent to me or that I see on listserves. I make no representations about the position or organization. I only post information about paid positions. If anyone would like an announcement added or removed, email me at ccgarciahernandez@gmail.com. Updates to this page are announced on Twitter under the name @crImmigration. June 22, 2015 Immigration Clinic Fellow: Boston College Law School (Newton, MA) The Boston College Immigration Clinic seeks a full-time attorney for a [...]