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This page offers guidance for Oregon community members on ways to respond to some of the difficult situations that can arise when a loved one is detained.
A letter from Tess Hellgren regarding her transition from Innovation Law Lab.
Learn more about services provided by the Justice Bus and how your organization can request a visit.
Law Lab's media team handles inquiries from journalists on immigration, migration, asylum, and related themes and inquiries related to Law Lab lawsuits. To schedule an interview with a Law Lab expert, email media@innovationlawlab.org
Fairness and humanity are not possible without them. Vulnerable people should be protected. Immigrants and refugees should be free.
Law Lab is equal parts lawyer, coder, and organizer. Together we build, create, and litigate.
Founded in 2014, Innovation Law Lab leverages law, technology, and organizing to advance immigrant and refugee rights.
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) allowing ICE to access private taxpayer information.
Here is what you need to know about the 1798 Alien Enemies Act which Trump invoked against Venezuelan citizens living in the United States on March 15, 2025.
The Innovation Law Lab comments on President Trump's unconstitutional application of the Alien Enemies Act.
The Innovation Law Lab receives a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) that uncovers the harm being done at the Torrance County Detention Facility (TCDF).
On February 25, 2025, USCIS announced that it will be enforcing registry provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act, here is what you need to know about this.
The Immigrant Defenders Law Center (ImmDef) asked a federal court to halt the Trump administration’s plan to restart the Remain in Mexico policy.
New Mexico lawmakers introduced House Bill 9, the Immigrant Safety Act, a measure aimed at cutting New Mexico’s ties to the federal immigration detention system.
The Innovation Law Lab issues a statement on the signing of the Laken Riley Act , an atrocious law that aims to scapegoat immigrants.
An over view of the executive orders and actions being issued, and an overview of their impact on communites.
The Innovation Law Lab comments on the inauguration of President Donald Trump, and reiterates its commitment to continue to work to advance immigrant justice.
Innovation Law Lab teamed up with the Integrated Rural Strategies Group to host a webinar titled Freedom To Thrive, in support of the Anticarceral Legal Organizing program at Law Lab.
An update on the Innovation Law Lab's efforts to shut down detention facilities in New Mexico.
The Innovation Law Lab comments on a federal judge's decision to shut down the Keeping Families Together program—also known as parole in place.
The Innovation Law Lab issues a statement to the community regarding the election results naming Donald Trump the newly elected president.
The Innovation Law Lab issues a statement to DACA recipients informing them they can enroll in healthcare coverage through the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
An update from the Innovation Law Lab to DACA recipients as we await the 5th Circuit Court’s decision.
An update from the Innovation Law Lab's Anticarceral Legal Organizing (AcLO) work to shut down immigration detention centers in New Mexico
A report from the Oregon Worker Relief coalition after a year of pandemic
Community members and organizations from across Oregon organized to create Oregon Worker Relief to distribute critical cash assistance for workers excluded from traditional systems of support during the COVID-19 pandemic
A timeline, update, and Q&A about Gomez v. Biden
Equity Corps of Oregon (ECO) was created to empower immigrant Oregonians and improve fair case outcomes by providing free, quality legal defense to every income-eligible immigrant who is at risk of deportation.
Report by Innovation Law Lab, describes the work in Oregon that resulted in a 100% client approval rate and the closing of the use of a prison for immigration detention.
The Child 10 Summit recognizes ten individuals from around the world whose innovative work has improved the lives of vulnerable children.
