Immigration Help

Military Parole in Place

Discretionary Options for Military Members, Enlistees and Their Families

We recognize the important sacrifices made by U.S. service members, veterans, enlistees, and their families. To support these individuals, we provide discretionary options such as parole or deferred action on a case-by-case basis.

Regarding children of immigrants who serve in the armed forces for at least 2 years. There is the possibility of sponsorship for residency AFTER the serviceperson becomes a citizen (a several year process), but it could help a parent get around an illegal entry and get an adjustment of status when their child naturalizes. Be aware that it is at the discretion of the US government. 

Refugee Justice League

The Refugee Justice League of America (League) is a group of attorneys and legal consultants who will defend the Constitutional rights of refugees who have been discriminated against on the basis of religion, ethnicity or national origin.  The League is founded on the premise that refugees have a right to feel welcome, and to be treated with dignity.  League members want refugees to know that they have friends willing to defend their right to live peacefully in their new homeland, maintain their cultural preferences, and practice their religious devotions openly without restrictions or harassment.  At a minimum this is what it means to live in America. 

Members of the League will teach classes to and speak to groups of refugees so that they will better understand and appreciate their rights in America.  And they will reach out to communities where refugees live to make sure everyone living amongst refugees will understand why everyone deserves to be treated with dignity. They will support legislation to help secure the rights of refugees.  They will join with leaders in the refugee community in an effort to promote mutual respect and understanding.  Members of the League will encourage refuges to share their powerful, moving, and compelling stories.

To request assistance, visit their Contact Us page and fill out the online form.  Visit: refugeejustice.org/contact