Welcoming & Integrating Immigrants & Refugees
Spotlight: Kerly Coyman - Path to Citizenship and Migration Counselor
Photo: Catholic Charities New York ...
Staff Spotlight: Sophia Genovese, Esq., Advocate for Immigrants
The Catholic...
Immigration and Refugee Services Update April 2021
President Joe Biden’s First 100 Days in Office Show Quiet Success on Immigration, But with More Work Needed at the Border and for the...
Volunteer Spotlight: Matthew Lizotte, ESQ, Defender of Refugees and Asylees
Lift Every Voice Project Honors Outstanding Women
Viviana is...
Preserving America’s Future: Catholic Charities’ Immigration Town Hall
"In 2020 we served over 100,000 immigrants.”
By Jim Sliney Jr
Immigration has risen to the top of the news cycle in recent weeks. With the recent change of administration in Washington, new executive orders, agency policies, and legislative reforms that affect immigrants and...
Immigration & Refugee Services Update March 2021
With the recent change of administration in Washington, new executive orders, agency policies, and legislative reforms affecting immigrants and refugees have been issued or proposed. We expect more in the months to come, as lawmakers continue to search for pathways that respond to the needs of...
The U.S. Citizenship Act of 2021 - what does it mean?
One of the most significant changes in the U.S. Citizenship Act of...
La Ley de Ciudadanía de los EEUU de 2021 – ¿qué significa?
Uno de los cambios más significativos es que reconoce nuevamente a los EEUU como una nación de inmigrantes
Catholic Charities Statement on Biden Administration’s Withdrawal of Trump Public Charge Rule
Catholic Charities issued the following statement today in response to the Biden Administration’s announcement that it would withdraw the government’s case to defend the Trump Administration Public Charge Rule: “We are pleased with the administration’s decision to withdraw Trump Public Charge...
