Habeas Tools and Tactics Against Immigration Detention: Strategy, Procedure, and Litigation

Mr. Altman represents Altman Immigration Law, PC’s clients in litigation and appellate matters. He focuses his practice on complex administrative appeals and motions, federal court actions, and federal appellate review. Mr. Altman also provides technical assistance to attorneys and serves as appellate counsel at trial.

Ms. Calderón is a founding partner at CS Law. In addition to maintaining a diverse practice which includes family, naturalization, business, and asylum, she concentrates on federal matters and removal cases. Outside her practice, Ms. Calderón is a fervent advocate for the immigration community and has frequently taken her support and knowledge to various community forums. She has spoken to neighborhood associations on the rights of non-citizens in the U.S. and has also presented before local and regional courts on the impact of criminal sentencing for non-citizens.

Ms. Parsonage focuses on helping individuals navigate the maze of rules, procedures and processes created by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services and those facing criminal charges or deportation. She represents clients facing criminal charges in both state and federal court. Ms. Parsonage is a member of the Criminal Justice Act panel of attorneys in the Middle District of North Carolina, and is admitted to practice before the Eastern, Middle and Western District Federal Courts as well as the Fourth and Eleventh Circuit Courts of Appeal.

Ms. White is the Associate Director, Public Engagement & Training at Acacia Center for Justice.

Ms. Wolozin is a Senior Attorney at the National Center for Youth Law. She works with programs across the organization to identify ways in which litigation can strengthen children’s rights and support young people’s power, agency, and wisdom. In addition to providing litigation support across the organization’s program areas, Ms. Wolozin specializes in litigation and policy promoting the rights of immigrant children in federal custody.