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Mega Masters and How to Avoid an In-Absentia Removal Order

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Blog, Front Page, Immigration Enforcement, Know Your Rights, Uncategorized

FIFA is Coming to H-Town, Make Plans to Enjoy the World Cup 2026 Safely!

FIFA is Coming to H-Town, Make Plans to Enjoy the World Cup 2026 Safely! Read More »

Blog, Front Page, Immigration Enforcement, Know Your Rights

Immigration Enforcement At or Near U.S. Immigration Courts: What You Need to Know

Immigration Enforcement At or Near U.S. Immigration Courts: What You Need to Know Read More »

Blog, Community Updates, Front Page, Immigration Enforcement, Know Your Rights

How to Safety Plan for Detention? Acting NOW is the best way!

How to Safety Plan for Detention? Acting NOW is the best way! Read More »

Blog, Front Page, Immigration Enforcement, Know Your Rights

CBP Home – Can the rebranded CBP One App actually offer me $1000?

CBP Home – Can the rebranded CBP One App actually offer me $1000? Read More »

Front Page, Know Your Rights, Policy Updates

Scam Prevention in Seeking Legal Help and Resources

Scam Prevention in Seeking Legal Help and Resources Read More »

Blog, Community Updates, Front Page, Know Your Rights, Policy Updates

Community Outreach Updates – Staying Informed and Prepared in the Workplace

Community Outreach Updates – Staying Informed and Prepared in the Workplace Read More »

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4 Things for educators

4 Things for educators Read More »

Know Your Rights, Social Media

The New Asylum Rule – CBP One

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Blog, Community Updates, Know Your Rights, Legal Updates, Resources, Social Service Updates

The Collaborative

Houston Immigration Legal Services Collaborative (HILSC) plays a critical role convening, coordinating, and communicating in the legal services community. Through our work, more immigrants are receiving low-cost, high-quality legal services for immigration issues in Houston. Our work has become even more urgent in the last few years, as the policy environment in which we work becomes increasingly hostile to immigrants.