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Last updated: June 3, 2020

FAQ

I am undocumented, is it safe for me to travel inside the U.S.? What about outside the U.S.? If you are undocumented, you should avoid long distance travel in the United States. Please note that most airports in the U.S. are considered to be border crossings.

Know Your Rights!

Immigration Equality has heard from many of you who are feeling anxious about how the U.S. government has been targeting immigrants. We know that some of you feel unsafe going to work, taking your children to school, or even just being outside of your homes.

Asylum Manual

Welcome to the third edition of Immigration Equality and the Midwest Immigrant and Human Rights Center’s LGBTQ/HIV Asylum Manual. Fully updated in 2006, this edition is a web-based document that can be viewed…


Country Conditions Materials

To win asylum, an applicant must demonstrate that they fear being seriously harmed in their country of origin. Often, applicants establish this by submitting documents such as reports from national and…

Practice Advisories and Alerts

New Rules Restrict Access to Work Permits for Asylum Seekers (July 14, 2020)

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