Join us for a Conversation and Information Session to discuss the latest immigration updates that negatively impact our international students, scholars and others in our immigrant communities.

In particular, we will focus on:

• the drastic impact that the current administration’s changes to unlawful presence rules will have on F-1 and J-1 visa holders and their dependents
• how proposed changes to the use of certain public benefits will impact individuals and their families on non-immigrant visa types  (such as F-1, J-1 and H-1 and their dependents)
• the current state of DACA.

WHEN: Wednesday November 7, 2018 at 12:45 pm- 2pm

WHERE: Bechtel International Center, Assembly Room (584 Capistrano Way *On the other side of the Tresidder Parking Lot)

WHO: Nikki Marquez, Staff Attorney with the nationally renowned Immigrant Legal Resource Center (IRLC) in conversation with Lisa Weissman-Ward, Supervising Attorney with the Stanford Law School Immigrants’ Rights Clinic

Please note that this information session will not be able to provide answers to specific personal questions.  In the event that you believe you may be directly impacted by these changes, please email Bechtel at travelban@stanford.edu in order to schedule a free and confidential legal consultation.  If you would like to submit a question ahead of time about these three issues, please email Shalini Bhutani at bhutani@stanford.edu.

CO- SPONSORED BY: Stanford Law School Immigrants’ Rights Clinic, Bechtel International Center, El Centro Chicano and Latino, Stanford Advocates for Immigrants’ Rights