Reports prepared by the CRS for Members of Congress. Suggested search terms include: "asylum," "emigration," "immigration," and/or "refugee."

U.S. Government Publishing Office service that provides free public access to official publications from all three branches of the Federal Government.

Legal research, reference and instruction services, and access to a collection of U.S., foreign, comparative, and international law.

Collection of U.S. statutory laws regarding immigration and asylum hosted by the House of Representatives' official website.

Regulatory code of U.S. federal law that deals with immigration and asylum procedures through the DHS and DOJ.

Statistics, operational reports, manuals, memoranda, plans, agency decisions, EOIR adjudicator conduct and professionalism.

Amicus invitations, country conditions research, Federal Register, 8 Code of Federal Regulations, and Immigration and Nationality Act.

The President's Executive Orders are published daily in the Federal Register.

Annual flow reports on refugees and asylees contain information on the numbers and demographic profiles of persons admitted to the U.S. as refugees, and those applying for and granted asylum status during a given fiscal year.

The official website of the U.S. government's immigration and asylum services.

Attorney General and Board of Immigration Appeals precedent decisions.

Supreme Court cases from 1791 to the present and federal trial, appellate, tax, and bankruptcy cases since 1923.

USCOURTS collection provides public access to opinions from selected U.S. appellate, district, and bankruptcy courts.

Access restricted to Law School students, faculty, and staff; individual LexisNexis password required.
Bimonthly publication that provides recent immigration-related developments, summaries of cases, reproductions of updated regulations and government documents, and analysis of changes in immigration law by practitioners in the field.

Access restricted to Law School students, faculty, and staff; individual Westlaw password required.
Congressional Quarterly's Roll Call Washington Immigration Briefing provides information on developments in Immigration topical areas.

A service highlighting open access reports and scholarly materials relating to refugees, asylum-seekers, internally displaced persons, and other forced migrants.

Created by EOIR "to disseminate information on developments in immigration law pertinent to the Immigration Courts and the Board of Immigration Appeals." Includes feature articles, reviews of federal court activity, recent BIA precedent decisions, and updates on new immigration-related federal regulations.

Access restricted to Law School students, faculty, and staff; individual Westlaw password required.
Updates and analysis on recent court opinions from the Board of Immigration Appeals, Administrative Appeals Office, Office of Chief Administrative Hearing Officer, and federal courts as well as new administrative and legislative documents.

An online forum offering critical analysis on important new cases, legislation, and emerging issues in refugee law.

Immigration legal services on a sliding-fee scale for low-income clients.

Serves those seeking asylum through legal services, shelter, food, clothing, and access to mental and medical health care, language classes, and job skills training.

Immigration Legal Services provides free or low-cost legal services in non-employment related immigration matters.

Free or low-cost legal services for immigrants and refugees.

Immigration self-help tools.

Michigan Immigrant Service Provider Reference Guide.

Offers free legal services to Michigan residents seeking immigration relief.

*Fall Term 2021: Immigration law focus

Represents low-income clients before the Board of Immigration Appeals.

Provides fact sheets and reports, litigation and advocacy, and practice advisories.

Serves women, children, LGBTQ, and other refugees fleeing gender-based violence and other harms.

Reports and resources for asylum topics like Immigration Detention and Refugee Protection.

LGBTQ immigrant rights organization that produces an asylum manual intended for use by pro bono and immigration attorneys working on LGBTQ/HIV asylum cases.

The Migration Data Portal provides comprehensive migration statistics and reliable information about global migration data.

Information on state immigration laws, and a searchable database of enacted state laws and resolutions since 2008.

Procedural updates, reference materials, practice advisories, government memos, training webinars, sample documents and forms, and FAQs and info sheets.