Toolkit to Assist People Facing Expanded Expedited Removal
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The Immigrants’ Rights Clinic at Stanford Law School -
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to help advocates provide advice in light of the expansion of
expedited removal. As of July 23, 2019, DHS provided notice that
expedited removal will be implemented nationwide, allowing ICE to
expeditiously remove those that cannot show they have been present at
least 2 years. Under this policy, DHS can remove someone without a
chance to present their case in court, without an attorney. The ACLU
and AIC intend to challenge this expansion in court. For now, we
offer this toolkit to help explain expedited removal to community
members and to help create case-by-case advice on how to respond to
ICE contact in light of this policy.
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