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Internship posting for legal clerks and interns at a nonprofit providing immigration services and advocacy, detailing responsibilities, qualifications, schedule, and application instructions.
Organization: Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota
Location: Worthington, MN, US
Type of Document: Job Posting
Position: Naturalization Law Clerk / Intern
Department: RPO
Purpose: Provide immigration legal assistance and advocate for immigrant rights
Responsibilities: Client communication, legal research, document preparation, case management, event participation
Requirements: Current JD or L.L.M student, strong interest in immigration law, legal research skills, attention to detail, multilingual abilities preferred
Commitment: Minimum 15 hours/week, up to 30 hours/week, 5-month internship
Compensation: Unpaid volunteer
Application: Resume and cover letter submission to [email protected]
Application Deadline: Open until filled
Price: 8 / 10 USD
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Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology Research and Publication Office (RPO) AUST Student Research Grant (ASRG) APPLICATION FORM FOR RESEARCH PROPOSAL
Note: Year
Views of the Human Rights Committee on communication No. 3022/2017 concerning forced naturalization and transfer of Ukrainian nationals from Crimea
Year: 2024
Region / City: Crimea, Russian Federation
Subject: Forced naturalization, arbitrary detention, retroactive application of law
Document Type: Views adopted under the Optional Protocol to the ICCPR
Issuing Body: Human Rights Committee
Authors / Complainants: Roman Bratsylo, Valery Golovko, Sergey Konyukhov
Represented by Counsel: Roman Martynovsky, Sergiy Zayets, Philip Leach, Jessica Gavron, Kate Levine
State Party: Russian Federation
Alleged Violations: Articles 9, 12, 15, 16, 17, 26 of the ICCPR
Date of Communication: 31 July 2017
Date of Adoption: 27 March 2024
Procedural Issues: Exhaustion of domestic remedies; nonsubstantiation of claims
Prison Transfers: Shakhty, Rostov Province
Nationality Context: Ukrainians forcibly granted Russian citizenship after 2014 occupation
The American Dream: Naturalization Challenges for Indian Immigrants in the U.S.
Year: 2023
Region / City: United States
Theme: Immigration, Naturalization, Policy Reform
Document Type: Research Brief
Institution: Institute for Youth in Policy
Author: Naisha Maheshwari
Target Audience: Policymakers, Scholars, Immigration Advocates
Period Covered: 1960s–2023
Date of Publication: 2023
Keywords: Indian Americans, Immigration, Naturalization, Reform, Visa, Backlog
Key Issues: Visa backlog, Country caps, Employment-based temporary residents, LPR process, Legislative attempts
Defining Citizenship: Naturalization Requirements in the United States (Reading #2)
Subject: Civics
Topic: Citizenship and Naturalization
Type of Document: Educational Reading Passage
Curriculum Standard: SS.7.CG.2.1
Benchmark Clarification: Students will explain the process of becoming a naturalized citizen
Educational Level: Grade 7
Country: United States
Key Concepts: Citizenship, Naturalization, Immigrants, Oath of Allegiance, Good Moral Character
Requirements Described: Age requirement, residency duration, English language test, knowledge of U.S. history and Constitution, moral character verification, Oath of Allegiance
Purpose: Explanation of the legal process for immigrants to obtain U.S. citizenship
Audience: Students studying civics
Topics: ILCM RPO Naturalization