Events and Updates
ALRP Updates

We’ve Moved Upstairs!
Our offices at 1663 Mission Street have moved from the fifth floor (Suite 500) to the seventh (Suite 720). We look forward to seeing you in our new, expanded space!
Our Asylum Campaign – Thank You!
During the first two weeks of January, we conducted a campaign to help undocumented HIV+ and/or LGBT people file applications for asylum before the new federal administration took over. Nearly two dozen individuals participated, and over half of those who received a consultation were able to get their applications in before the deadline.
ALRP Emergency Asylum Clinics
This past Saturday, seasoned immigration attorneys met with HIV+ and LGBT undocumented individuals in ALRP’s offices to gauge if they should file an asylum application now, before January 20, when the incoming anti-immigrant administration will changes all the rules.
Emergency Asylum Application Campaign
The incoming federal administration has promised to declare a national emergency and use the U.S. military to carry out the mass deportation of undocumented immigrants and make the asylum process even more difficult. For these terrifying reasons, it is crucial that individuals who are eligible under the current guidelines apply for asylum before January 20. ALRP is launching a campaign to help make that happen.
Teamwork makes the dream work!
Kay’s troubles began in 2023, when she found that her housing subsidy hadn’t transferred properly to her new apartment. For over a year, she tried to work with her landlord to resolve the issue, but they were unresponsive. Eventually, since the landlord wasn’t accepting payment, she lost her subsidy.
Thanks to Your Support, an Eviction Threat Was Thwarted
After “Lucas” lost his job, he was unable to make ends meet and started to fall behind on rent payments. As a result, his landlord started eviction proceedings, alleging that he owed over $5,000 in back rent. Unsure of how to proceed, Lucas reached out to ALRP for assistance.