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BREAKING: Immigrant leaders filed a lawsuit today against the University of California (UC) for discriminating against undocumented students enrolled at the institution. #StopUCDiscrimination
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CILP is at the cutting edge of immigration scholarship + practice, developing bold strategies that advance the way we think about immigration law + policy
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🎙️ ON AIR:
We're speaking w/ @UCLA_CILP prof @ahilan_toolong
about Trump's proposed immigration policies and how they'd impact immigrant communities.
❓How do you want your elected officials to respond to Trump’s immigration plans?
📻 Listen: kqed.org/forum/20101019…
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This is another crucial step in our fight for equity for all students at the @uofcalifornia. Given UC’s agreement, we hope CA SCOTUS will either order the Court of Appeals to hear it on an expedited basis, or take the case itself, as we requested. /end
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As the Regents wrote:
"The @UofCalifornia system is one of the most rigorous, vibrant, & diverse academic institutions in the world. That is due in no small part to the talent, experience, & contributions of the University’s approx. 4,000 undocumented students." 3/
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Per the @UofCalifornia Regents’ answer: “Not only do undocumented students deserve equal educational employment opportunities, CA deserves to benefit from the educational and professional training that paid student employment would provide these talented students." 2/
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Big (good) news! The @uofcalifornia Regents have submitted an answer to the California Supreme Court supporting a review of our petition in Umaña Muñoz & Perez v. Regents.🧵
Read more: bit.ly/3UOuc3r
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So excited to see support for our lawsuit to end discrimination in student employment based on immigration status from more than _170_ professors across UC. Now it's up to the CA SCOTUS to take our case!! (or direct the Court of Appeals to take it).
UCLA Center for Immigration Law and Policy@UCLA_CILP
NEW: 170+ @UofCalifornia professors, CA educators’ unions, & UC grad student leaders are coming forward this week to continue to support an end to UC discrimination against undocumented students. 🧵
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These students embody the spirit of what California aspires to be.
As these letters show, they’re actively engaged in their campus communities & eager to contribute their skills & knowledge. Let’s not hold them back. #StopUCDiscrimination
Learn more: bit.ly/3Nb1bdS
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This is the time for our leaders to show their commitment to defend equal rights and opportunities for everyone in our state, regardless of immigration status.
Thank you @UofCalifornia professors, @WeAreCTA @uaw_4811 @CFTunion for supporting equity & inclusion at the UC.
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NEW: 170+ @UofCalifornia professors, CA educators’ unions, & UC grad student leaders are coming forward this week to continue to support an end to UC discrimination against undocumented students. 🧵
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Our message to University of California students regarding the outcome of the 2024 presidential election: bit.ly/3NYwZTI
Reflections from @UCLA_CILP staff below:
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Love this!! Go @talia_inlender & @mylangarica!! 💖✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽
UCLA Center for Immigration Law and Policy@UCLA_CILP
New! As Election Day nears, CILP's @talia_inlender & @mylangarica discuss the dominating (& often harmful) conversations around U.S.-MX border policy & dig into humane and dignified solutions that actually work to welcome newcomers. Watch: bit.ly/3AmjESa
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New! As Election Day nears, CILP's @talia_inlender & @mylangarica discuss the dominating (& often harmful) conversations around U.S.-MX border policy & dig into humane and dignified solutions that actually work to welcome newcomers.
Watch: bit.ly/3AmjESa
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📹 New episode of Talking Immigration in Cars With Coffee just dropped! This week, @ahilan_toolong speaks w @ucla alum & student leader Jeffry about the discrimination lawsuit filed against the @UofCalifornia. #Opportunity4All #StopUCDiscrimination
Watch: bit.ly/4fdYFzB
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A decision foreclosing re-parole will have devastating consequences. We’ll continue to defend CHNV in court.
We also call on the Admin to act with the same courage & compassion it showed when it started this program 2 yrs ago by reversing course on this change to the FAQ. /end
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CHNV program beneficiaries have become integral members of our communities – sharing dinner tables with loved ones, supporting their neighbors, joining churches, & contributing to our economy. 10/
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Venezuela & Haiti have level 4/4 travel advisories and Nicaragua’s is at a level 3—the same they were when program was announced.
Does the Admin really believe these ~193k people should buy one-way tickets to the very same places it tells the rest of us not to even visit? 9/
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Still, for those who *are* impacted, this update is cruel and pointless.
When the Admin started this program 2 years ago, it was out of recognition of the severe instability in these 4 countries. By State Dept’s own metrics, conditions have hardly changed. 8/
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But as we know, no program is one-size-fits-all. Some beneficiaries may not need re-parole or any other pathway to longer status at all bc they may already intend to leave once their parole expires. 7/
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Bottom line: The @JoeBiden admin’s update to the CHNV FAQ indicating program beneficiaries may not apply for re-parole could leave nearly 200k people from unsafe countries in limbo & without a clear path forward.
A 🧵 to break it down ⬇️
Camilo Montoya-Galvez@camiloreports
The Biden administration will not extend the 2-year immigration parole status of Venezuelans or any migrant allowed into the U.S. via the CHNV sponsor policy, @USCIS announces, confirming our reporting. “There is no re-parole process under any of the CHNV parole processes.”
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Nicaraguan parolees will be the most impacted. They don’t have TPS or a CAA-like option, so those who seek to remain in the U.S., like the others who don’t qualify for TPS, would only be able to do so if they qualify through other routes, like family petitions or asylum. 6/
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