For Immediate Release: August 2, 2022Media Contact: Asian Americans Advancing Justice -...
Families, Civil Rights Organizations Celebrate Court Decision that U.S. Government Must Redress Travel Ban Harms
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7/28 Travel Ban Waiver Hearing rescheduled to 2 pm PST / 5 pm EST on 8/16
The judge has rescheduled the summary judgment hearing in Pars Equality Center v. Blinken, which...
CBP Announces Upcoming End of Use of Expired U.S. Passports for the Direct Return to the U.S.
CBP announced that as of June 30, 2022, U.S. citizens with expired passports will no longer be...
Pars Equality Center and Bolour / Carl Immigration Group believe the recent TRIG exemptions fall short from revoking the IRGC TRIG ban
Press ReleaseJune 27, 2022 Pars Equality Center and Bolour / Carl Immigration Group believe the...
Pars Equality Center’s Legal Director, Paris Etemadi Scott, quoted in IDEASPACE article on an immigration bill that would allow foreign nationals to visit family in the United States:
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In May 2022, the ACLU of Massachusetts, together with law firm Mintz, filed a lawsuit on behalf of Afghans who had filed humanitarian parole applications that were either denied or remain outstanding
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The Mayor of the City of San José, Sam Liccardo, recognizes Pars Equality Center’s Legal Director, Paris E. Scott, as part of the City’s Equity Task Force, helping center racial equity in a city planning process.
Employment Authorization Extension Rule Revised
Tomorrow, May 4, 2022, USCIS will publish a new rule increasing the automatic Employment...
Afghan Nationals in the United States Granted 18-Month Temporary Protected Status
The Department of Homeland Security announced Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Afghan...