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D eferred A ction for C hildhood A Checklist ELIGIBILITY REQUIR E MENTS Born on or after June 16 1981 Came to the United States before reaching 16 th birthday Have continuously resided. Helen Parsonage, Partner, Elliott, Pishko & Morgan, PA. Margaret Taylor, Wake Forest University School of Law. DACA presents a unique opportunity for the WFU pro bono project. It’s a new program: it provides a limited form of relief (“deferred action status”) to qualifying individuals who were brought into the country as children, and have no route to lawful status (“DREAMers”). January. 16. , . 2015. Great Plains United Methodist Conference. Agenda. Four . C. ategories of Immigration. Family Based . I. mmigration. Refugee, Asylum, and Other Humanitarian Programs. Employment Based . PRESENTED BY:. SHARLENE MAE BAGON, ESQ.. MA. RITA S. VESAGAS, ESQ.. © 2012 Vesagas & Bagon Law Firm. All rights reserved. www.vb-lawfirm.com . . What is Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)?. Understanding DACA vs. DAPA vs. The DREAM Act and the Resources and Regulations for Students in the State of New Jersey. Agenda. What does it mean to be an undocumented student?. What is DACA, DAPA, and Dream Act and what does it mean for students in New Jersey?. for . & Allying . with Undocumented . Youth . Ethical . and Practical Considerations. . Mark Kuczewski, PhD. @. BioethxMark. &. Johana Mejias-Beck (MS-3). Loyola University Chicago . Stritch. An Affiliate of the. Justice For Our Neighbors Network. Undocumented Children in Juvenile Court NEED Immigration Legal Intervention. For undocumented youth, evaluation by a qualified immigration attorney is necessary to assure the rights of these vulnerable youth and fulfill the mandates of the juvenile code:​. Prepared by . Lauris Wren & Theo . Liebmann. Hofstra Law Clinic. . DACA – BASIC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS. Arrived in the US before the age of sixteen;. At least fifteen years old at the time of filing for DACA (some exceptions);. Ninth Circuit Immigration Cases to Watch Prof. Michael Kagan UNLV Boyd School of Law The DACA Case The DACA Case (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) Is a change in deferred action policy reviewable? (nitiative s: %requently sked 0uestions ndorra Bruno 2pecialist in (mmigration /olicy %ebruary 15, 2017 Congressional Research Service 7 - 5700 www.crs.gov R44764 The DACA and DAPA Deferred Action I N ATIONAL I L AW C ENTER | WWW . NILC . ORG L OS A NGELES (Headquarters) 3435 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 2850 Los Angeles, CA 90010 213 639 - 3900 213 639 - 3911 fax W ASHINGTON , DC 1 121 14 th Street 02page title 02Contents PrefaceBackground and objectivesMethodologyDe�nition of termsAdvanced Analytics at Tata Steel Europe01 Introduction1.1. Background on Tata Steel Europe1.2. Backgroun July 2020 JULY 2020DACA FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS July 2020 continued on next page IS THE DACA PROGRAM PERMANENTLY PROTECTED BY THE U.S. SUPREME COURT DECISION? Although the U.S. Supreme Court concl August 2020 AUGUST 24, 2020DACA FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS DHS JULY 2020 MEMORANDUM 1 August 2020 continued on next page WHAT DID THE JULY 2020 MEMORANDUM CHANGE? The July 2020 memorandum substantial NATIONAL ILAW CENTERWWWNILCORGLOS ANGELESHeadquarters3450 Wilshire Blvd 108 62Los Angeles CA 90010213 639-3900213 639-3911 faxWASHINGTONDC112114th Street NW Suite 200Washington DC 20005202 216-026120