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Client Receives Lawful Permanent Residency and has case dismissed!
We are delighted for our client who recently received lawful permanent residency! In this case, the client began in removal proceedings. RILC was able to
Kona client receives Special Immigrant Juvenile Status and gets case dismissed!
Congratulations to another young client in Kona on receiving Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) and getting her Immigration Court case dismissed! Thank you to Ivette
RILC Supports Maui Wildfire Relief
Thanks to generous emergency funding from the Hawaii Justice Foundation, RILC was able to place Ethan Higa ’21 on the ground to help after the
Welcome, Danicole ’23!
We’re so proud of Equal Justice Works (EJW) Fellow Danicole Ramos ’23 as he launched his fellowship in October! In mid-October, Danicole traveled to Washington,
Celebrating Recent RILC Client Successes
Throughout the semester, RILC has been working on assisting its Ukrainian clients with renewing their Temporary Protected Statuses. We are pleased that one of our
RILC Travels to Kona
On Saturday, RILC held meetings with a dozen people in Kona — ranging from general intakes and screenings for specific issues, to working on client statements
RILC Attends Latino Night at Konawaena High School
Mahalo to the wonderful teachers at Konawaena High School for inviting RILC to be a part of Latino Night at the school! These caring teachers
FREE CITIZENSHIP AND DACA RENEWAL WORKSHOP IN WAIPAHU!
The RILC is pleased to announce a citizenship/naturalization and DACA renewal workshop sponsored by the RILC and supported through a generous grant from Kalaeloa Partners,
Afghan Client Receives Asylum!
Congratulations to our client M.S.S. from Afghanistan who was recently granted asylum! In Afghanistan, M.S.S. worked for the Ministry of Justice, drafting and implementing laws
Congratulations to Stephanie Haro-Sevilla on Becoming a U.S. Citizen!
Congratulations to RILC alumna and RILC Advisory Committee member Stephanie Haro-Sevilla ’23 on becoming a U.S. citizen today! RILC was thrilled to attend her naturalization