A Workshop Presented by One World Circus

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At our recent half-day workshop in Knoxville, we explored the theme of “cages” in the physical sense, like incarceration or immigration detention, as well as the legal, psychological, and emotional structures that confine us. After a shared breakfast and grounding conversation, participants broke out into three creative sessions: painting, theater, and MC/spoken word. Each group worked collaboratively to explore how they personally and collectively experience confinement. . .

Join us this Saturday, June 7th, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at The Birdhouse Knoxville  for a half-day creative incubator  exploring the...

Next week, Arléne Amarante will be in Oak Ridge, presenting on the evolution of U.S. Immigration policy, focusing on its impact on...

Join us for a thought-provoking performance about asylum followed by a panel discussion featuring Arlene Amarante on March 26th. The...

Hello everyone! My name is Drew Gullahorn and I’ve been an intern at Adelante during this fall semester. I wanted to write a piece about...

Friends, We have had an eventful few weeks over at Adelante! I want to take this moment to recognize the hard work of our interns over...

It's not too late to register for this year's Immigration Law Forum taking place in Nashville on May 10, 2023. The program was designed...

I was recently contacted by an acquaintance who is scheduled to attend a Master Calendar Hearing in Memphis later this month. She lives...

Join the Tennessee Bar Association's Immigration Law Section—which is currently under the leadership of two of our Board members—on...

This post originally appeared in the TBA's Immigration Connect on August 24, 2022 and has been reposted with permission from the author, William Gill.

The process of applying for asylum can be exhausting and prolonged. Not only does an applicant need to retell their experience of being...

Second and third-year law students assisted Cuban parolees in determining whether they were eligible to apply for their employment...

Over the last several months, we have reached out to friends and colleagues seeking financial assistance for one of our clients—and many...

Did you know that notifying the Immigration Court that you have moved might not be enough to have the location of the next hearing...

Did you know that noncitizens in deportation proceedings can now request to have their cases closed in Immigration Court through what's...

Dear Knox County Commissioners: As explained in a separate letter, the 287(g) agreement between the Knox County Sheriff and U.S....