The Immigrant Legal Defense Project provides immigration assistance and deportation defense services to non-detained immigrants. We serve:

• Immigrants applying for permanent residence through a family-based application.
• Permanent residents applying for citizenship.
• Immigrants who are victims of domestic violence or violent crime and seek protection in the United States.
• Victims of international human trafficking. 
• Immigrants applying for Temporary Protect Status or NACARA.

The Jeanne and Joseph Sullivan Project for Protection of Asylum Seekers provides free legal representation to asylum seekers fleeing persecution in their homelands. NIJC's National Asylum Partnership on Sexual Orientation serves immigrants seeking asylum based on persecution related to their sexual orientation, gender identity, or HIV status. 

The Detention Project provides legal orientation and representation to immigrant adults and children who are held by the U.S. government in immigration detention.