Let's talk about immigration laws | 5

Episode 5 of the I BELONG VOICES podcast, hosted by I Belong Philly, titled "Let's talk about immigration laws | 5" was published on December 7, 2021 and runs 27 minutes.

December 7, 2021 ·27m · I BELONG VOICES

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Summary

Welcome to our fifth episode “Let's talk about immigrant laws”, with this episode we want to understand more the challenges that we as immigrants are still facing with the immigration laws and how to overcome them. Did you Know? There are "Low Cost/Non-Profit Immigration Legal Assistance Referral" organizations that can help you with your legal problem, here we list some of them: Philadelphia- Catholic Social Services- Immigration Legal Services https://cssphiladelphia.org/immigration-legal-services Esperanza Immigration Legal Services http://www.esperanza.us HIAS and Council Migration Services http://hiaspa.org/ Nationalities Service Center Migration Services https://nscphila.org/ Prime - Ecumenical Commitment to Refugees http://www.prime-immigration.org/index.html New Jersey- Camden Center for Law and Social Justice, Inc. http://camdenlawandjustice.org/ Do you want to have information on more organizations or lawyers that you need to help you?  We invite you to listen to us..❤️ subscribe, and write to us at [email protected] _____ In this episode participated: Margarita Perez  (Colombia) Monica Molina  (Colombia) Leidy Ochoa (Colombia) Ben Goebel (France) Silvia Roldán (Ecuador) Maru Gonzalez (Venezuela) Interviewee:  Erik Barragán (México) - Accredited representative with Catholic Social Services of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s (CSS) Immigration Legal Services office. https://cssphiladelphia.org/immigration-legal-services/ Call to action: I Belong Philly is standing in solidarity with our Asian American and Pacific Islander community across the nation and especially in Philadelphia after the attack on a group of Asian students on a Philadelphia train.   There are many ways to find out, visit some of the organizations that fight against Asian hatred, such as: ▶️ https://stopaapihate.org/ ▶️ https://www.advancingjustice-aajc.org/ ▶️ https://www.asianmhc.org/about-us/#support-us For more information about I Belong Philly visit: www.ibelongphilly.org Instagram: instagram.com/ibelongphilly Facebook: www.facebook.com/IBelongphilly/ Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/company/i-belong-philly If you want to participate, write to us at [email protected] and we are thrilled to include you as part of this amazing experience. 🎤

Episode Description

Welcome to our fifth episode “Let's talk about immigrant laws”, with this episode we want to understand more the challenges that we as immigrants are still facing with the immigration laws and how to overcome them.

Did you Know? There are "Low Cost/Non-Profit Immigration Legal Assistance Referral" organizations that can help you with your legal problem, here we list some of them:

Philadelphia-

Catholic Social Services- Immigration Legal Services https://cssphiladelphia.org/immigration-legal-services
Esperanza Immigration Legal Services http://www.esperanza.us
HIAS and Council Migration Services http://hiaspa.org/
Nationalities Service Center Migration Services https://nscphila.org/
Prime - Ecumenical Commitment to Refugees http://www.prime-immigration.org/index.html

New Jersey-

Camden Center for Law and Social Justice, Inc. http://camdenlawandjustice.org/

Do you want to have information on more organizations or lawyers that you need to help you?

We invite you to listen to us..❤️ subscribe, and write to us at [email protected]

_____

In this episode participated:

Margarita Perez (Colombia)
Monica Molina (Colombia)
Leidy Ochoa (Colombia)
Ben Goebel (France)
Silvia Roldán (Ecuador)
Maru Gonzalez (Venezuela)

Interviewee: Erik Barragán (México) - Accredited representative with Catholic Social Services of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s (CSS) Immigration Legal Services office. https://cssphiladelphia.org/immigration-legal-services/

Call to action: I Belong Philly is standing in solidarity with our Asian American and Pacific Islander community across the nation and especially in Philadelphia after the attack on a group of Asian students on a Philadelphia train.

There are many ways to find out, visit some of the organizations that fight against Asian hatred, such as: