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Advocating For The Future Of Immigration Law

What We Do

Our Mission

The American Immigration Lawyers Association through its chapters, including the Chicago Chapter,
is the national association of immigration lawyers established to promote justice, advocate for fair and
reasonable immigration law and policy, advance the quality of immigration and nationality law
and practice, and enhance the professional development of its members.

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ICE Raids

Under the current administration, ICE raids are becoming
more common. The information and links on this page
are intended as a resource to aid attorneys in counseling
& representing clients and families who may be or have
been affected by a raid. Please check back often for new
and updated material.

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Seminars And Conferences

2020 Midwest Regional Conference: Friday October 9, 2020 (presented virtually!)
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Membership

To become a member of the AILA Chicago Chapter, a
person must satisfy the eligibility requirements for the
national association, pay the national fees and the chapter
fees for the particular chapter. Please see the AILA
National website to join, determine eligibility or review the
AILA Member Benefits Guide.

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