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Legal Aid helps clients get more stable immigration status in the United States and secure safety for them and their families. Legal Aid serves:
- Lawful permanent residents
- Domestic violence survivors
- Victims of trafficking and other serious crimes
- Persons who are detained
- Asylees and refugees
- U.S. citizens with immigrant family members
Examples of immigration cases Legal Aid handles include:
- Language access problems for both immigrants and non-immigrants
- U Visas for victims of serious crimes
- T Visas for victims of human trafficking
- Violence Against Women Act petitions for survivors of domestic violence
- Family Petitions
- Visa Processing
- Deportation
- Naturalization
- Citizenship
Beyond immigration, Legal Aid helps immigrants with other civil legal issues which impact shelter, safety, and economic stability.
Tax Help for H2A Workers
Farmers may apply with the U.S. government to hire workers from other countries on temporary work visas called H2A visas. Not all work visas are H2A visas. If you are not sure what kind of visa you have, check your passport or other immigration documents.
H2A workers with questions about taxes or getting an ITIN for a dependent should call The Legal Aid Society of Cleveland. Legal Aid has a Low Income Taxpayer Clinic (LITC) that may be able to help. Please call Legal Aid at 1.888.817.3777.
More information is available in this bilingual brochure published by Legal Aid: Tax Help for H2A Workers / Ayuda con los Impuestos para Trabajadores/as H2A
Legal Help for Immigrant Victims of Crime
If you are an immigrant and have been a victim of crime, Legal Aid may be able to assist you with asserting your rights under immigration laws. This brochure outlines U-Visas for victims of Crime, Special Immigrant Juvenile Status, and T-Visas for human trafficking. This brochure also discusses how immigrants can assert their rights under the Violence Against Women Act.
More information is available in multiple languages in this brochure published by Legal Aid: Legal Help for Immigrant Victims of Crime
A Spanish version of this brochure is available by clicking here: Spanish Version – Legal Help for Immigrant Victims of Crime
Legal Assistance for Immigrants
This brochure outlines what Legal Aid can do for Immigrants in Northeast Ohio. Legal Aid can assist many immigrants to the U.S., not just citizens or permanent residents, and works on cases such as detainee and deportation, and naturalization and citizenship. This brochure explains what Legal Aid can assist immigrants and their families with.
More information is available in multiple languages in this brochure published by Legal Aid: Legal Assistance for Immigrants
Notice to Immigration Detainees in Northeast Ohio
Legal Aid may be able to help you with your immigration situation if you cannot afford an attorney. This brochure outlines the rights immigration detainees have, including the right to speak with an attorney about their cases, the right to request release from custody on bond, the right to contact their country's Consulate or Embassy, and the right to contact family members. Also included are important contact numbers that may help in resolving your immigration issue.
This brochure is available in both English and Spanish at: Notice for Immigration Detainees in Northeast Ohio/ Aviso a los Detenidos de Inmigración en el Nordeste de Ohio.
Language Access for Parents
The Cleveland Metropolitan School District has agreed to provide interpretation and translation services to students and parents with material related to schooling. This flyer explains what services the Cleveland School district has agreed to provide.
This flyer is available in both English and Spanish at: Language Access for Parents/Acceso lingüístico para los padres.
What are the proposed changes to U.S. Immigration rules?
Last October, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security proposed updates to its "Public Charge Rule." The new version of the rule could scare eligible immigrants away from valuable public benefits that could improve their health and increase their financial stability.
The Public Charge Rule allows immigration officials to deny a person's application to enter the U.S. or stay in the country permanently if it is determined the applicant is likely to be a "Public Charge." A Public Charge is loosely defined as a person who depends primarily on the government for survival. For example, someone who relies on cash assistance for income may be considered a Public Charge. No single factor determines whether someone is a Public Charge. Officials can consider age, health, financial status, and whether an applicant has received certain government benefits in the past when making the determination.
The proposed changes to the Public Charge Rule would give immigration officials a wider range of public benefits programs to consider when deciding if someone is likely to be a Public Charge. For example, benefits programs like SNAP (food stamps), Medicaid, and Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers would now be considered when they were not considered before. This would likely increase the number of people who are denied immigration status under the Public Charge Rule.
The new rule has not yet been approved, but it has already caused fear and confusion among immigrant communities. Media outlets have reported that immigrants are terminating their benefits out of fear of being labeled a Public Charge if they apply to change their immigration status in the future. Without benefits, it will be harder for families to get the food and healthcare that they need. Legal Aid is concerned about these developments, and will pay close attention to the effect this rule would have on our clients who are immigrants and their families.
This article was written by Russell Hauser and appeared in The Alert: Volume 35, Issue 2.
What does the "Immigration Ban" mean?
What is it?
The Executive Orders issued this year related to immigration and the court cases that followed them have created a new maze of regulations for people entering the United States. Most recently, Executive Order 13780 (EO-2) barred the entry of nationals of Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen from entering the United States for 90 days. It also barred all refugees form entering the U.S. for 120 days, and barred Syrian refugees indefinitely.1 EO-2 does not apply to the following groups of people:
- Lawful permanent residents,
- Dual nationals traveling on a passport issued by a non-designed country,
- Individuals admitted to United States on or after June 29, 2017 (effective date of EO-2),
- Diplomatic visas holders,
- Asylees/refugees already admitted into the U.S., and
- Those granted withholding of removal, and protection under the Convention Against Torture or advance parole.2
EO-2 did not reference individuals seeking to enter the U.S. to apply for asylum. Two federal district courts delayed implementation of EO-2 when they issued injunctions. Then, on June 26, 2017, the United States Supreme Court partially lifted the injunctions on the ban. The Court limited the ban so that nationals from the affected countries who have a credible claim of a "bona fide relationship" with a U.S. person or entity may still enter.3
What Constitutes a "Bona fide" Relationship?
The Court did not define "bona fide relationship" but required a "close familial" relationship with respect to persons. The Department of State interpreted "close familial," to include:
- Parents,
- Mothers- and fathers-in-law,
- Spouses,
- Fiancés,
- Children,
- Adult sons, daughters and siblings and
- Half-siblings.
Initially, grandparents, grand-children, aunts, uncles, nephews, cousins, brothers- and sisters-in-law and any other family member were not considered to be "close" family members.4 However, on July 20, 2017, the Court denied the government's motion seeking clarification and failed to overrule a Hawaii District Court decision, suggesting such people are considered as having a "close familial relationship."
The Court also provided that one's relationship to a U.S. entity must be formal, documented, and formed in the "ordinary course" – not with the purpose of evading EO-2.5 In addition to close family connections, other "bona fide" relationships that exempt a person from the ban exist for workers who have been offered employment with a U.S. company, students accepted into a U.S. university, and, academic lecturers from the affected countries invited to speak at a U.S. institution as long they provide documents to prove the relationships.
This article was written by Tom Monah and appeared in The Alert: Volume 33, Issue 2. Click here to read a full PDF of this issue!
Are there protections for people who have overstayed their visa while seeking a green card?
Even green card-seekers who already have an approved alien relative petition may still have an immigration problem if they have overstayed their visas or illegally entered the United States before or while waiting for a green card. This situation is also known as "unlawful presence," and it makes the application process more difficult and more likely to be denied.
Immigrants in this situation may want to apply for a waiver to excuse the unlawful presence. In the past, immigrants first had to interview at the consulate or U.S. embassy in their home countries for the green card application. In the case of an unlawful presence, the immigration officer would deny the application. These immigrants would be allowed to apply for the waiver.
This process could take weeks or months and if the waiver was denied, could result in being banned from entering the U.S. for 3 or 10 years.
Since August 2016, some people may be eligible for a provisional waiver. The person applying for the waiver must be the spouse or child of a citizen or green card holder and at least 17 years old. They cannot be in removal proceedings. The only reason for denying their green card application is the unlawful presence. Finally, the applicant must prove that it would be an extreme hardship for the citizen or green card holder to live without the applicant or to relocate with the applicant.
Immigrants may apply for the waiver while in the U.S., even if they are unsure all the requirements are met. This way, they will know if their waiver applications are approved before needing to leave the country. If a waiver is approved, the process for getting a green card is much easier. However, it still requires returning to a person's home country and interviewing with the consulate. Although the U.S. will initially deny the application, the waiver will allow the person to receive a green card.
This article was written by Cory Stevenson and appeared in The Alert: Volume 33, Issue 2. Click here to read a full PDF of this issue!
What are my Rights during Contact with Police or Immigration Agent?
Everyone in the United States, regardless of immigration status, has certain rights when interacting with the police and immigration agents. The rights include the right to remain silent, the right NOT to answer questions about immigration status, the right to refuse to sign any papers without first consulting an attorney, and the right to seek help from a lawyer.
EXCEPT: All persons (citizens and noncitizens) have limited rights when crossing the border and can be subject to questioning and searches. See further guidance at https://help.cbp.gov/app/answers/detail/a_id/176/~/cbp-search-authority.
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has put together an explanation of these rights and others related to what to do if contacted by a police officer or immigration agent. The information published by the ACLU is available in several languages and is available by clicking here.
Update as of 2/9/2017: Federal Appeals Court, Executive Order on Immigration
This is an update post to news shared on January 30, 2017 and February 4, 2017:
A federal court of appeals decided on February 9, 2017 that President Trump's executive orders restricting travel and immigration will remain suspended. Therefore, the rules described here are not currently in effect. This means that anyone from the seven affected countries who has been granted permission to enter the United States may do so.
The administration could now decide between a variety of next-steps: one of which includes a possible appeal to the United States Supreme Court. Since there is still uncertainty about the final outcome of these orders, if you are a citizen of or a lawful permanent resident (LPR) from any of the affected countries, contact an attorney to discuss your ability to re-enter before considering any travel outside of the United States.
Legal Aid may be able to assist low income U.S. citizens, lawful permanent residents, refugees, asylees, and non-citizen victims of crime, including domestic violence and human trafficking.
Continue to check Legal Aid's website for future updates. If you have questions about a particular issue, click here to learn more about how to contact Legal Aid.
I am not fluent in English – do I have right to interpreter?
People who are not fluent in English have a right to an interpreter in many places, and options to enforce those rights.
Some common places that are required by law to provide interpreters are hospitals, public and charter schools, courts, public housing agencies, Social Security Administration, Internal Revenue Service, Veterans Administration, Unemployment Compensation, Bureau of Motor Vehicles, and the county Department of Job and Family Services.
A person not fluent in English should ask for an interpreter when going to these agencies. If they do not provide an interpreter, ask for a supervisor or for a customer service representative. If they still do not provide an interpreter, a person has the right to file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Justice. For more information, go to: https://www.justice.gov/crt/filing-complaint or call: (888) 848-5306 – English and Spanish (ingles y español); (202) 307-2222 (voice); (202) 307-2678 (TDD).
The police are also required to provide interpreters for people who are not fluent in English. In the City of Cleveland, if a law enforcement officer does not provide an interpreter while communicating with a constituent who is not fluent in English, that person can file a report with the Cleveland Police's Office of Professional Standards and Civilian Police Review Board (OPS/CPRB). For more information go to: http://www.city.cleveland.oh.us/CityofCleveland/Home/Government/CityAgencies/PublicSafety/OPS_PoliceReview or call: 216.664.2944. In addition to filing a complaint with OPS, a person also has the option to file a complaint with the DOJ for the denial of an interpreter by the police (see above DOJ contact info.). If the police force that denied service is one other than the City of Cleveland, the person can file their complaint with DOJ or check and see if there is a local option like in Cleveland.
What are the immigration consequences of old criminal convictions?
Legal permanent residents (LPRs) who are not citizens in the United States face serious immigration problems in addition to criminal penalties when charged with a crime. Any criminal conviction has serious consequences on a person's immigration status. A person's application for a visa may be denied or a person with legal status can lose it and be deported.
The immigration issues resulting from criminal convictions impact a person's family and community. For example, a legal permanent resident (LPR) lived in the U.S. since 1974. In 1989, at the age of 18, he was convicted of possessing marijuana and placed on probation for two years. Due to his status as a LPR, he was notified in 2011 – nearly 27 years after his conviction – that he was being removed because he is an alien convicted of a violation of the law relating to a controlled substance.
Having entered the U.S. over forty years ago, the man has become a husband, a father, and a valued and contributing member to his church community. If he were deported, it would create significant hardship for himself, his family and his community.
In some instances, a person can avoid deportation through a process called "Cancellation of Removal." To qualify for cancellation of removal, a person must establish at a hearing in immigration court that:
1. He has been a legal permanent resident for at least five 5 years;
2. Prior to committing the offense, he had at least 7 years of continuous residence in the U.S. after having been lawfully admitted in any status; and
3. He has not been convicted of an aggravated felony.
Non-citizens are always subject to removal. The best way to avoid any risk of deportation is to naturalize. For information about immigration legal assistance available at Legal Aid, see https://lasclev.org/category/brochures/immigration-brochures/ or call 1-888-817-3777 to apply for help.
By Samerra Allooh and Luis Martinez
I know or am an immigrant suffering from domestic violence. Can I get help?
Anyone can be a victim of domestic violence, including immigrants. In fact, abusers often try to use a person's immigration status as a method to control or abuse an immigrant victim. For example, a U.S. citizen husband who constantly threatens to call the immigration authorities on his undocumented immigrant wife and have her deported is abusing her.
The government recognizes that immigrants who are victims of domestic violence can be particularly vulnerable. There are special immigration laws that help protect immigrant victims of domestic violence. One allows immigrant spouses of US citizens (USC) or lawful permanent residents (LPR) who have a green card to file a petition for themselves to remove conditions of residency. A second allows victims who do not have a green card to file a self-petition if they meet certain criteria under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). A third option allows victims of violent crimes, including domestic violence, to apply for a U-Visa if they can demonstrate cooperation with law enforcement in the investigation or prosecution of the crime.
Option 1: Self-petition to remove conditions of residency
When a USC or LPR applies for permanent residency status for their immigrant spouse, the immigrant spouse is granted a green card with conditional residency for two years. Before the end of the 2 years, the immigrant spouse typically must file a joint petition, with their spouse, to remove the conditions. However, in abusive relationships, the USC or LPR spouse often refuses to file the joint petition. Abused immigrant spouses may file to remove the conditions on their residency by themselves if they can prove that they got married "in good faith" (not for immigration purposes), but during the marriage their spouse abused them. If the immigrant spouse is successful in their self-petition, they then receive permanent residency status and a 10 year green card.
Option 2: Violence Against Women Act Self-Petition
The VAWA self-petition is for immigrants who do not have a "green card, but who meet one of five categories:
1) they are married to an abusive USC or LPR spouse;
2) their USC/LPR spouse is abusing their child;
3) they were married to an abusive USC or LPR (as long as the divorce was within the last 2 years or the spouse lost their immigration status in the last 2 years);
4) they are the child of an abusive USC or LPR; or
5) they are a parent who is abused by their USC adult child.
Immigrants who complete a VAWA self-petition must show that they married their spouse in good faith, and if they were deported it would cause extreme hardship to themselves or their child. If the self-petition is approved, the immigrant victim gets a work permit and can apply for a green card.
Option 3: U-Visas for victims of crimes
A U-visa is a type of visa available to immigrants who are victims of certain crimes, including domestic violence. Other eligible crimes include rape, sexual assault, and sexual exploitation. The immigrant victim must show that they were helpful to law enforcement in the investigation or prosecution of the crime. If a U-visa application is approved, the applicant gets a work permit valid for four years. Also, after having U-visa status for 3 years, an immigrant can apply for a green card.
More information about the immigration benefits available to domestic violence victims is available at www.uscis.gov. Legal Aid provides assistance to immigrant victims in some cases. Call Legal Aid at 1-888-817-3777 to apply for help. Legal Aid is not a government agency and does not share information with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
This article was written by Legal Aid Staff Attorney Katie Laskey-Donovan and appeared in The Alert: Volume 31, Issue 1. Click here to read a full PDF of this issue!
My child is learning English – what are his/her rights under federal law?
English learner students have a right to equal access to high-quality education and the opportunity to achieve full academic potential. New guidance issued in January by the U.S. Departments of Education and Justice remind states, districts, and schools of their obligations under federal law. Fact Sheets published in English and other languages help inform the community about these rights and responsibilities. Follow the links below for more information and please share widely.
US Department of Education press release
"Dear Colleague Letter" providing joint guidance to states, districts and schools in meeting their obligation to ensure English learner students can participate meaningfully and equally in educational programs and services.
- A fact sheet in English and in other languages about schools' obligations under federal law to ensure that English learner students can participate meaningfully and equally in school.
- A fact sheet in English and in other languages about schools' obligations under federal law to communicate information to limited English proficient parents in a language they can understand.
- A toolkit to help school districts identify English learner students, prepared by the Education Department's Office of English Language Acquisition. This is the first chapter in a series of chapters to help state education agencies and school districts meet their obligations to English learner students.
I am an H-2A worker. May I claim my spouse and/or children as dependents on my tax return?
Workers with dependents who live in Mexico, Canada or the United States may claim exemption deductions for their dependents. The worker's spouse and dependents need a Social Security Number or an Individual Tax Identification Number (ITIN) to claim exemptions. If a dependent is not eligible for a Social Security Number, the dependents may apply to the IRS for an Individual Tax Identification Number (ITIN) when the tax return is filed.
Other Resources
I employ H-2A workers. Should I withhold taxes from their pay?
While withholding is not required by law, withholding may benefit both H-2A employers and H-2A workers. Withholding creates an incentive for H-2A workers to file a tax return. When workers file tax returns, the IRS does not have to initiate collection efforts, and employers do not have to deal with hassles such as wage garnishment. If an H-2A employer does not withhold income, the worker should make estimated payments to avoid owing a lot of taxes at the end of the year.
Other Resources
Are H-2A workers able to get Social Security Numbers?
Yes. All H-2A workers are eligible for Social Security Numbers and should have one in order to file their taxes. To obtain a Social Security Number (SSN), the worker must complete Form SS-5 and take it to a Social Security Office with a current passport and current H-2A visa. An H-2A worker should not use an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) to pay his or her taxes. Dependents of an H-2A worker who are not eligible for SSNs should obtain ITINs.
Other Resources
I employ H-2A workers. Should I give them a 1099 or a W-2?
H2A workers must receive a W-2 Wage and Tax Statement. They should not receive a1099. If an H-2A worker has filed taxes using a 1099, the employer should issue a corrected income statement on form W-2. For more information, please see http://www.irs.gov/Individuals/International-Taxpayers/Foreign-AgriculturalWorkers.
If an H2A worker filed a return with a 1099, he or she should contact the Legal Aid Society of Cleveland to get help amending their prior returns. The worker should call Legal Aid at 1-888-817-3777.
Other Resources
Do H-2A workers have to pay taxes?
Yes. Foreign agricultural workers earning more than $600 are required to report this information in Box 1 of a W-2 Wage and Tax Statement. All H-2A workers should receive a W-2, and not a 1099 from their employer. For more information, please see IRS Publication 519 at http://www.irs.gov/publications/p519/index.html.
Other Resources
What is an H-2A worker?
Some U.S. employers apply for special temporary visas to hire foreign agricultural workers. These visas are called H-2A visas. You will know if you are an H-2A worker because your passport or immigration documents will state what kind of visa you have.
Other Resources
I am an immigrant. Am I eligible for in-state tuition?
In-state tuition is a lower tuition rate charged to students at public colleges and universities in Ohio who qualify as Ohio residents.
Some immigrants, including permanent residents ("green card" holders), qualify as Ohio residents and are eligible for in-state tuition for public colleges and universities in Ohio. Starting in the Fall of 2013, a person with a U Visa (victim of serious crime or family member of victim), T Visa (victim of human trafficking or family member of victim), or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) may be eligible for in-state if she meets the other requirements set by the Ohio Board of Regents.
People with other types of immigration status may also qualify for in-state tuition. You may contact your school's admissions office or the Ohio Board of Regents to find out if people with your immigration status qualify for in-state tuition in Ohio.
Do I have the right to an interpreter?
Do you or someone you know speak a language other than English (including American Sign Language)? Do you or they have trouble understanding and speaking English? If you answered yes to these questions, you have a right to an interpreter if you have to go to court. Persons with limited English skills should tell court staff right away that they need an interpreter. Once the court knows an interpreter is needed, then the court must provide one.
On January 1, 2013, the Ohio Supreme Court began following Rule 88. With this rule, the court must provide certified interpreters who know how to interpret in civil and criminal court for non-English speakers. Not all bilingual persons are qualified to interpret in court; special skills are needed.
Other agencies that get federal funding must provide interpreters according to the law. Some of them are:
- Hospitals;
- Legal aid, public defender, prosecutor and law enforcement;
- Public and charter schools;
- Public housing authorities;
- Federal agencies such as SSA, VA, and IRS;
- State agencies such as Department of Job and Family Services, Child Support Enforcement Agency, and Bureau of Motor Vehicles.
If you ask for an interpreter in court or at these agencies and you do not get one, you should ask to speak with a supervisor or ask where you can file a complaint. If an interpreter is still not provided, you may file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) by sending a letter or using the DOJ's complaint form. In the letter or on the complaint form explain when and how they did not speak to you in your language or provide you an interpreter. Make a copy of the complaint or letter for your records. Send the complaint or letter to:
Federal Coordination and Compliance Section – NWB
Civil Rights Division
U.S. Department of Justice
950 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20530
You may also contact the US Department of Justice at:
(888) 848-5306 – English and Spanish (ingles y español)
(202) 307-2222 (voice)
This article was written by Legal Aid volunteer attorney John Kirn and appeared in The Alert: Volume 29, Issue 1. Click here to read the full issue.
I do not speak and understand English and one of these agencies does not provide me with an interpreter or with a staff member who speaks my language. What do I do?
- Ask for an interpreter or to speak to a bilingual staff member
- Talk to a supervisor, customer services person, or ombudsman (person who hears complaints)
- File a complaint; most agencies have their own complaint form you can ask for over the phone, in-person, online, or by mail. Be sure to:
- Submit the complaint in writing (in English or your first language)
- Sign and date the complaint
- Keep a copy for your records
Next Steps
Contact Legal Aid. In some cases, Legal Aid may be able to help you when an agency has refused to use an interpreter to talk with you.
What organizations in Northeast Ohio must provide you with an interpreter?
- ALL public and charter schools (NOT Catholic or other private schools)
- Public and subsidized housing agencies
- Social Security Administration
- Unemployment Compensation Agencies
- Welfare Office (County Department of Employment & Family Services)
- Child Support Enforcement Agency (CSEA)
- Courts
I am already a Permanent Resident ("green card" holder). Why should I become a U.S. Citizen?
There are several advantages to becoming a U.S. Citizen, including:
- Ability to petition for your relatives (parents, siblings, married children) to get status in the United States
- Ability to work for the U.S. government
- Right to vote
- Ability to spend more than six months a year outside the United States
- Stability of Weather and nation high school alerts will appear here. status in the United States
Next Steps
Attend Legal Aid's next Citizenship Day Clinic.
Other Resources
Study Materials for the Naturalization Test
General Path to Citizenship
What are my rights if I am detained by Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE)?
As a detainee your rights include:
- Talking to an attorney about your case at your own expense
- Asking for release from custody on bond
- Contacting your country's Consulate or Embassy
- Contacting your family members
- Medical care, food, visitation privileges, telephone access, marriage requests and religious services
Next Steps
Other Resources
Notice to Immigration Detainees in Northeast Ohio
Cleveland Immigration Court
Immigration & Customs Enforcement
I am a U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident ("green card" holder). May I petition for family members?
As a U.S. Citizen you may petition for your spouse, parents, siblings, and children (married or unmarried) to get legal status in the U.S.
As a Permanent Resident ("green card" holder) you may petition for your spouse and unmarried children to get legal status in the U.S.
Next Steps
What is "deferred action," and what children qualify?
On June 15, 2012 Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano issued a memorandum stating some individuals who came to the United States as children will qualify for "deferred action" for a period of two years. Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) is not a path to citizenship but does defer removal action (deportation proceedings) for an individual and allow the individual to apply for a "work permit". With a valid work permit an individual may get a social security card and driver's license or state ID. The initial two year period may be renewed for qualifying individuals.
To qualify for deferred action under this program, the individual must:
- have come to the U.S. under the age of 16;
- have continuously resided in the U.S. for at least five years preceding June 15, 2012 and are present in the U.S. on June 15, 2012;
- be in school currently, have graduated from high school, have obtained a GED certificate, or are honorably discharged veterans of the Coast Guard or Armed Forces of the U.S.;
- have not been convicted of a felony offense, a significant misdemeanor offense, multiple misdemeanor offenses, or otherwise pose a threat to national security or public safety; and
- not be above the age 30 on June 15, 2012.
Applications for DACA are now being accepted. Applicants may still apply if they have pending petitions or applications for other relief, such as a U Visa.
U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services information about DACA:
Consideration of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Process
Acción Diferida para los Llegados en la Infancia
Websites that include information about DACA, lists of DACA workshops, and a preliminary self-screening tool:
What are Immigration Rules during COVID-19?
Immigration Rules: What Do Immigrants Need to Know about Unemployment Compensation?
Immigration Rules: How is the Public Charge Rule Affected by COVID-19?
Immigration: What is Happening at Immigration Agencies (EOIR, USCIS, an ICE) during COVID-19?
Immigration: What Should Immigrants Know about Publicly Available Assistance during COVID-19?
Immigration Rules: What Do Immigrants Need to Know about Unemployment Compensation?
Are immigrants eligible for unemployment compensation?
Yes, if you are an immigrant who has legal permission to work in the United States [have either an Employment Authorization Document (work permit) or are a Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR)], you may be eligible for unemployment compensation if you lost your job or your work hours were reduced due to COVID-19. For more information on unemployment compensation & COVID-19 in Ohio, click here.
Can undocumented immigrants receive unemployment compensation?
No, a person must have legal permission to work in the U.S. to be eligible for unemployment compensation.
How do I apply for unemployment compensation?
For detailed information about how to apply for unemployment compensation, please click here. Please note that the online unemployment compensation application is available in English only. If you speak a language other than English, call 877-644-6562 to complete your application over the phone. Because many people are applying for unemployment, you may have to wait on the phone for a long time. If you have additional questions about your employment rights, benefits, or unemployment assistance, you can also call Legal Aid's Worker Information Line @ 216-861-5899 in Cuyahoga County and 440-210-4532 in Ashtabula, Geauga, Lake and Lorain Counties.
If I receive unemployment compensation, does that count against me for "public charge?"
No, immigration officials do NOT consider unemployment compensation when deciding whether a person is a public charge. Unemployment compensation is NOT a public benefit. For more information on public charge, click here.
Immigration Rules: How is the Public Charge Rule Affected by COVID-19?
What is public charge?
For over 100 years, whenever an immigrant has applied to enter the U.S. or stay in the country permanently, an immigration official has evaluated whether the immigrant is likely to become a "public charge." Being a "public charge" is defined generally as someone who depends on the government for their basic needs.
A new rule about how the U.S. government determines whether someone is likely to become a public charge went into effect on February 24, 2020. Under the new rule, immigration officials can look at many aspects of the immigrant's life, including his or her income, assets, credit score, education, work history, ability to speak English, and past receipt of public benefits. Based on that information, the immigration official then determines whether the immigrant is likely to receive certain public benefits for more than a total of 12 months in any 36-month period of time.
If the immigration official thinks that the immigrant is likely to receive public benefits for that amount of time, the official can deny the immigrant's application to enter the U.S. or become a lawful permanent resident.
Does public charge apply to all immigrants?
No. It does not apply to the following groups of people:
- people who are applying for, or who have already received, U or T visas (usually victims of violence or human trafficking)
- people who are applying for, or who have already received, VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) status
- people who are applying for, or who have already received, SIJS (Special Immigrant Juvenile Status)
- people who are applying for, or who have already received, asylee or refugee status
- people who are already lawful permanent residents and are applying to beS. citizens
What if my U.S. citizen child receives public benefits?
If a US citizen child receives public benefits, but the immigrant parent does not, the child's receipt of public benefits does NOT negatively affect the parent's application to enter the U.S. or become a lawful permanent resident. In other words, an immigration official cannot use the child's receipt of public benefits as a reason to decide that the parent is likely to be a public charge.
If you are concerned about whether your child should receive public benefits, please contact Legal Aid or talk to an immigration attorney before dis-enrolling your child from the program(s).
Do immigration officials consider all public benefits when deciding whether someone is a public charge?
No. Some benefits do NOT count when deciding if an immigrant is a public charge. Immigration officials are not allowed to consider the following:
- Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC)
- Emergency Medicaid
- Medicaid for pregnant women
- Medicaid used by children under 21 years of age
An immigration official cannot use an immigrant's receipt of any of these benefits as a reason to decide that the immigrant is likely to be a public charge.
If I get tested or treated for COVID-19 and it was paid for by Medicaid or another public benefit, does that mean that I will be found to be a public charge?
No. If an immigrant is tested for, receives treatment for, or receives preventative care (such as a vaccine) related to COVID-19, even if the payment for the service is provided by a public benefit such as Medicaid, an immigration official may not use that as a reason to determine that the immigrant is a public charge.
If I receive medical care at a reduced rate, or for no cost, through a local hospital's financial assistance program (like MetroHealth's "rating" program), does that mean I will be found to be a public charge?
No, these kinds of programs are not public benefits and immigration officials cannot use your participation in such a program to determine that you are a public charge.
Where can I get help with health concerns related to COVID 19 for me or my family?
You can call MetroHealth's support line at 440-59-COVID (440-592-6843).
Immigration: What is happening at Immigration Agencies (EOIR, USCIS, an ICE) during COVID-19?
Will my hearing at Cleveland immigration court be cancelled because of COVID-19?
The Cleveland Immigration Court is not holding any hearings for people who are not in immigration detention. If your family member is detained, his or her hearing will happen as scheduled. If you or your family member is not detained and your hearing is supposed to take place between now and May 15, 2020, it will be rescheduled—you do not need to go to the court for your hearing.
You should frequently check the status of your case by calling 1-800-898-7180 or by visiting https://portal.eoir.justice.gov/InfoSystem/Form?Language=EN. You will need your A number, which is on all of the documents that you have received from the immigration court. It is a number that starts with the letter "A" and is followed by 8 or 9 digits.
The immigration court may not have rescheduled your hearing or updated the automated system yet. You should receive a notice in the mail from the court telling you that your hearing has been rescheduled. Make sure that the immigration court has your current address so they can send you the notice. To update your address with the immigration court, you need to complete and mail a Change of Address Form. The form is available at https://www.justice.gov/eoir/file/640091/download.
For current information about immigration court closures, visit https://www.justice.gov/eoir/eoir-operational-status-during-coronavirus-pandemic.
Will my appointment or interview with the immigration office (U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services or USCIS) be cancelled because of COVID-19?
The USCIS office in Cleveland is closed until at least May 4, 2020. If your appointment or interview is scheduled between now and May 4, 2020, it will be rescheduled—you do not need to go to the USCIS office for your appointment.
You should receive a notice in the mail from USCIS letting you know that your appointment or interview has been cancelled. If you have moved since filing your application, you must update your address with USCIS. For information about how to update your address, visit https://www.uscis.gov/addresschange.
For current information about USCIS office closures, visit https://www.uscis.gov/. You can also call 1-800-375-5283 to talk to a USCIS representative about any specific questions you have about your application.
Will my check-in appointment with ICE be cancelled because of COVID-19?
Ohio ICE has not released general information about how they are currently handling check-in appointments. Our understanding is that an immigration officer should call you to reschedule your appointment. If you have not yet received a call from an officer, you should call the officer assigned to your case. This information may be on the documents you have received from ICE.
If you do not know the name and phone number of your ICE officer, call the Brooklyn Heights, Ohio office at 216-749-9955. If no one answers, leave a message with your name and A number. If you have trouble getting in touch with someone from ICE about your upcoming check-in appointment, please contact Legal Aid at 216-687-1900 (216-586-3190 for Spanish).
Will my family member who is detained for immigration reasons be released because of COVID-19?
Probably not. Immigration authorities (ICE) are not routinely releasing immigrant detainees from jail, same as before COVID 19. Family members may request a person be released from jail based on the danger that COVID-19 poses to his/her health. If your family member is detained at the Geauga County Jail and is at higher risk for severe illness as a result of coronavirus (See CDC list of people at higher risk ), please call our office at 216-861-5890 or 216-861-5310 to speak with a bilingual (English/Spanish) staff person.
Legal Aid also takes applications for any detainee who needs legal representation to request release from detention on bond and/or protection from deportation. You can apply for Legal Aid's services by calling 216-687-1900 (216-586-3190 for Spanish) or click here to apply online.
To learn more about the ways your family member can be released from immigration detention, please visit https://firrp.org/resources/prose/.
Immigration: What should immigrants know about publicly available assistance during COVID-19?
If I am not a U.S. citizen, do I qualify for any of the government assistance programs created in response to COVID-19?
Just as before the coronavirus pandemic, certain immigrants – such as lawful permanent residents, asylees, and refugees – qualify for public benefits. The federal government and the state of Ohio have not changed list of the non-U.S.-citizens who can receive public benefits. So, if you qualified for public benefits before the COVID-19 pandemic, you still qualify for those benefits; if you did not qualify for public benefits before the COVID-19 pandemic because of your immigration status, you still do not qualify for those benefits.
For more information about immigrant eligibility for public programs during COVID-19, visit https://protectingimmigrantfamilies.org/immigrant-eligibility-for-public-programs-during-covid-19/.
Pregnant and breastfeeding women; women who recently had a baby; infants; and children up to five years of age may be eligible for WIC, regardless of their immigration status. WIC is a government assistance program that is available to make sure that women and their babies are healthy.
For more information about WIC and how to apply, visit https://odh.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/odh/know-our-programs/women-infants-children/resources/women-infants-children-description. For information in Spanish, click "Mujeres, Infantes y Niños" on the webpage.
If I am not a U.S. Citizen, am I protected by the rule temporarily stopping evictions and utility shut offs during COVID 19?
Yes, the policies against evictions and utility shut-offs apply equally to all people living in Ohio, regardless of immigration status.
For more information about tenant rights and rent payments during COVID-19, call Legal Aid's Tenant Information Line at 216-861-5955 (if you live in Cuyahoga County) or 440-210-4533 (if you live in Ashtabula, Geauga, Lake, or Lorain counties).
For more information about utilities during COVID-19, click here.
Where can I find information about COVID-19 in Spanish?
The Ohio Latino Affairs Commission has a COVID-19 resource page with information in Spanish and English: https://ochla.ohio.gov/Coronavirus-COVID-19-Resources.
What help can I get if I do not qualify for government assistance because of my immigration status,?
Food pantries throughout Ashtabula, Cuyahoga, Lake, Lorain, and Geauga counties are open to distribute food to individuals and families in need, regardless of a person's immigration status. Some pantries ask that you bring a photo ID, proof of your family size and income, and proof that you are a resident of the city where the pantry is located. If you have a valid photo ID (driver's license, green card, work permit, national ID from your home country, or passport), it is a good idea to bring it with you, but many of these pantries will likely be able to help you even if you do not have a photo ID or other documentation of your family size and income.
Food pantries are using social distancing measures by bringing food directly to your car and/or distributing food by appointment only. For this reason, you may want to call the pantry before you travel to the location to make sure you can receive help. Also, please be aware that the staff at these pantries may not be able to speak in any language other than English.
Click here for information about some of the food pantries and other resources located in Ashtabula, Cuyahoga, Lake, Lorain, and Geauga counties.
I need an interpreter for Court, what do I do?
In Ohio courts, you have the right to an interpreter in your native language if you have Limited English Proficiency, which means that you are not fluent in English. If you are Limited English Proficient and you have not been provided with an interpreter or have been denied an interpreter in any court in the State of Ohio, you may report the problem to the Ohio Supreme Court, Language Services Program. This program is responsible for making sure that Limited English Proficient individuals have access to courts.
Step 1:
For information in multiple languages about how to contact the Language Services Program to report the denial of an interpreter, click here: Complaint Resolution Poster.
Step 2:
If you decide to file a complaint because you were not provided with an interpreter in court, you may do so on a form provided by the Ohio Supreme Court. The form is available in many languages. Click on the links below to open the form in each of the following languages:
- English
- Español
- Français
- русский
- Somali
- የቅሬታ ማቅረቢያ ቅጽ
- إستمارة شكوى
- ទរម្ង់ពាកយប ណ្តឹង
- 항의서
- 投诉表
- Đơn Khiếu nại
- Lefol Woytaare
- ໄທລາວ
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For information about what will happen after you file a complaint because a court did not provide an interpreter for you, read about the Complaint Resolution Process. Posters explaining the process are available in multiple languages. Click on the links below to read about the process in each of the following languages:
Step 4:
You should be contacted by someone from the Language Services Program at the Ohio Supreme Court after you have filed a complaint. If 10 days have passed and you have not heard from them, contact the Legal Aid Society of Cleveland at 1-888-817-3777 to request additional assistance.
For more information related to rights to interpreters, also see:
- Information from Legal Aid: https://lasclev.org/category/faqs/language-access-faqs/
- Information from the Ohio Supreme Court: http://www.sconet.state.oh.us/JCS/interpreterSvcs/forms/default.asp
Still have questions? Check out these links for other helpful resources from Legal Aid:
- Language Access FAQ's: https://lasclev.org/category/faqs/language-access-faqs/
- Language Access Brochures: https://lasclev.org/category/brochures/limited-english-proficiency-brochures/
- Language Access Success Stories: https://lasclev.org/category/success-stories/get-help-success-stories/limited-english-proficiency-success-stories/
Do you need to file papers in court but cannot afford the fees?
You might be able to reduce or avoid paying the filing fees up front with a "poverty affidavit" (or "affidavit of indigency"). Courts generally require a fee whenever a person files a new case or asks the court to do something by filing a "motion" in a pending case or files a "counterclaim" in a pending case.
But if you have a low income, you might be able to file your documents in court without the payment or with a lower payment if you first file a "poverty affidavit." A poverty affidavit is a written, sworn statement that you have a low income and do not have enough money to pay fees.
To see a sample poverty affidavit and instructions on how to fill it out, click here.
Once you fill out the poverty affidavit, you must have your signature notarized and file the completed affidavit in the court where your case is being heard.
After you file a poverty affidavit in a case, the clerk will either not charge you any money or will charge you much less to file other documents in the same case. Even though you do not have to pay the fees up front, you may still be responsible for the fees at the end of the case.
Most Ohio courts have their own affidavit forms for you to fill out. You can request these from the clerk at your local court. Here are links to poverty affidavits forms for the courts that post the form online:
Cuyahoga County
- Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas: http://coc.cuyahogacounty.us/pdf_coc/en-US/affidavit_of_indigence.pdf
- Cuyahoga County Domestic Relations Court: http://domestic.cuyahogacounty.us/pdf_domestic/en-US/Misc/Affidavit%20Waive%20Cost%20with%20Chart.pdf
- Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court: http://juvenile.cuyahogacounty.us/pdf/miscellaneous%20forms/2013-Forms/PovertyAffidavit-JuvCrt-form2013.pdf
- East Cleveland Municipal Court: http://www.eccourt.com/pdf/poverty_aff.pdf
Ashtabula County
- Ashtabula County Court of Common Pleas: http://courts.co.ashtabula.oh.us/forms/COC/PA.pdf
Some courts, for example Cleveland Municipal Court, will accept a generic poverty affidavit. You can download a blank poverty affidavit form here:
For additional information related to using a poverty affidavit to access the court system, click here to read an article from Legal Aid.
This information and the information provided on any court's website cannot take the place of individual advice from a lawyer. Each person's situation is different. You should contact a lawyer if you need legal representation or if you have questions about your legal rights and responsibilities.
If you need further help, and plan to visit a Legal Aid Brief Advice Clinic – click here for upcoming clinic dates. Remember to bring all the documents with you. Attorneys will need the documents in order to advise you.
If I need an interpreter, how do I request one?
Who Must Provide You With An Interpreter?
• Courts
• Most hospitals
• Legal Aid and Public Defender
• Public and Charter Schools (but not Catholic or other private schools)
• Public Housing Agencies
• All Federal agencies like Social Security, Veterans Administration, Internal Revenue Service
• State agencies like Unemployment Compensation and the BMV
• County agencies that handle public assistance and Medicaid benefits
Asking For An Interpreter
Ask an employee of the court, agency or organization for an interpreter.
If a court does not provide you with an interpreter, click here for information on your rights and how to file a complaint.
If another organization or agency does not provide you with an interpreter, try asking to speak with a supervisor, customer service person or ombudsman (person who hears complaints).
If they say no, ask a supervisor, customer service person, or ombudsman (person who hears complaints) for an interpreter.
If they still do not provide an interpreter, you may file a complaint against them with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ). You may either send a letter or use DOJ's complaint form, in English or your first language. You should explain when and how they did not speak to you in your language or provide you an interpreter. Keep a copy of the complaint for your records. Send the letter or form to:
Office for Civil Rights
Office of Justice Programs
U.S. Department of Justice
810 7th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20531
DOJ will respond with a letter or phone call.
How do I get a copy of my file with Immigration?
You may use Form G-639, a Freedom of Information Act Request, to ask for a copy of your Immigration file.
You may also ask for a copy of your FBI file by sending the Federal Bureau of Investigations your fingerprints.
Next Steps
Attend a brief advice clinic.
Other Resources
Form G-639, Freedom of Information Act Request
How to Ask for your FBI File
Spanish-Speaking Attorneys Help Domestic Violence Survivor Feel Safe After Distressing Experience
Isabel Ramirez Blancas left her home in Mexico for a new life in the United States, where she thought her U.S. citizen husband would petition for her residency status. But instead, he gave her a false ID card and forced her to work.
Compounding her disappointment, Ms. Ramirez suffered domestic violence at home. She never reported her situation because she was afraid to go to the police. Instead, Ms. Ramirez endured her husband's abuse until the day she came home to find he had taken his own life.
With no husband, no income to support the couple's young son, no documented status, and little English language ability, Ms. Ramirez was emotionally distraught. Her provider at MetroHealth's McCafferty Clinic referred her to Legal Aid, where she met a Spanish-speaking staff attorney.
"I was very happy to come across a lawyer that spoke Spanish," Ms. Ramirez said. "It made me feel I could trust her and the organization to do good work on my behalf."
The Legal Aid attorney found that Ms. Ramirez was eligible to self-petition for legal permanent residency under the Violence Against Women Act, and helped her begin the process.
Immigration cases often span many years, and Ms. Ramirez's was no exception. Initially, the petition was denied in 2013 because her abuser was no longer living, but Legal Aid helped her appeal the decision. After the appeal was granted on the self-petition, Legal Aid attorney Agustin Ponce de León filed for Ms. Ramirez's adjustment of status and work authorization.
Three years after Ms. Ramirez first filed, the government approved all her petitions, giving her lawful permanent residency and work authorization. Mr. Ponce de León personally delivered her green card to her door.
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In the cards? Marcell Ozuna enjoyed the best bWAR, despite an off-season, among this limited class of left fielders. (Rawlings)
"Deep Dive" focuses on the depth of each position in the Chicago White Sox organization. Each position is broken into a five-part series:
- Depth in the rookie levels (Dominican through Great Falls)
- Depth in A-ball (Kannapolis and Winston-Salem)
- Depth in the higher levels (Birmingham and Charlotte)
- Under the Radar-type detail on one of the White Sox players at that position
- Free agent options at that position
With Eloy Jiménez seemingly entrenched in left field, the White Sox may look into this group in search of a right fielder. Marcell Ozuna, the best of the bunch, would cost the White Sox a second-round pick and $500,000 international bonus pool money. More economical options include Alex Dickerson and Japanese slugger Yoshitomo Tsutsugo. Most of the other options appear to be reserve outfield depth, although Alex Gordon's left-handed bat (and defense) could be enough to move Jiménez to right. The list is in order of bWAR, with Tsutsugo given a 0.0 bWAR because he's yet to play a major league game, although his last season in Japan, adjusted for the tougher competition, could be vaguely comped to Kole Calhoun of the Angels.
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Marcell Ozuna
St. Louis Cardinals
2019 bWAR: 2.2
Stats: .288/.318/.407, 504 AB, 21 2B, 11 HR, 59 RBI, 6 SB, 20 BB, 70 K
Other positions played: None
Age: 30
Alex Gordon
Kansas City Royals
2019 bWAR: 1.2
Stats: .266/.345/.396, 556 AB, 31 2B, 13 HR, 76 RBI, 5 SB, 51 BB, 100 K
Other positions played: None
Age: 36
Corey Dickerson
Philadelphia Phillies
2019 bWAR: 0.7
Stats: .304/.341/.565, 260 AB, 28 2B, 12 HR, 59 RBI, 1 SB, 16 BB, 56 K
Other positions played: None
Age: 30
Gerardo Parra
Washington Nationals
2019 bWAR: 0.6
Stats: .234/.293/.391, 274 AB, 14 2B, 9 HR, 48 RBI, 8 SB, 19 BB, 59 K
Other positions played: Right field, First base, Center field, Second base, Third base
Age: 32
Yoshitomo Tsutsugo
Yokohama Bay Stars
2019 bWAR: 0.0
Stats (Japan): .272/.388/.511, 464 AB, 24 2B, 29 HR, 79 RBI, 0 SB, 88 BB, 141 K
Other positions played: None
Age: 28
Rajai Davis
New York Mets
2019 bWAR: -0.1
Stats: .200/.231/.400, 25 AB, 2 2B, 1 HR, 8 RBI, 0 SB, 1 BB, 5 K
Other positions played: Right field
Age: 39
Peter Bourjos
Los Angeles Angels
2019 bWAR: -0.4
Stats: .091/.109/.114, 44 AB, 1 2B, 0 HR, 2 RBI, 2 SB, 1 BB, 15 K
Other positions played: Center field, Second base, Third base
Age: 33
Carlos González
Chicago Cubs
2019 bWAR: -0.5
Stats: .200/.289/.283, 145 AB, 3 2B, 3 HR, 10 RBI, 0 SB, 3 BB, 18 K
Other positions played: Right field
Age: 34
Curtis Granderson
Miami Marlins
2019 bWAR: -0.6
Stats: .183/.281/.356, 317 AB, 17 2B, 12 HR, 34 RBI, 0 SB, 41 BB, 98 K
Other positions played: Right field
Age: 39
Matt Kemp
New York Mets
2019 bWAR: -0.9
Stats: .200/.210/.283, 60 AB, 2 2B, 1 HR, 5 RBI, 0 SB, 1 BB, 19 K
Other positions played: None
Age: 35
Despite my entire family being Cub fans, I grew up listening to Harry Caray and Jimmy Piersall on the radio as I listened to the entire season of the South Side Hit Men of '77. While it's true I have a myriad of other interests (American history, classic literature, classic rock, classic country, blues, jazz, gardening, family,etc.--not all in that order), few things aside from family surpass my interest in all things baseball--especially the White Sox.


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Andi is arty and contemplative and sheltered by overprotective parents. However, with a revelation that affects everything and sends Andi in an uncharted path of self discovery, Andi's free-spirited older sister Bex returns home on the eve of her birthday.
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Uralkali's BPC potash announcement: What's the real impact?
Uralkali's announcement this morning that it will stop selling potash through the Belarusian Potash Company (BPC) is a significant development.
By William Irwin, Potash analyst – Integer Research
Uralkali's announcement this morning that it will stop selling potash through the Belarusian Potash Company (BPC) is a significant development. The company stated that it expects to see a significant fall in the international potash price. The company announced earlier today that it will stop selling potash through the Belarusian Potash Company (BPC), will ramp up production and is predicting a fall in potash prices to $300/t from a current level of around $400/t. The announcement has had a significant impact on potash producer market valuations, with share prices of producers falling by 15-20%.
Integer does not believe that is a dramatic game changer in the business. The announcements are in line with Integer Research's long held view that a lower potash price is necessary to stimulate demand and discourage new entrants. Prices might fall in the near term, but we do not expect to see a price war. The breakup of BPC still leaves over 50% of global capacity in the hands of two marketing companies – Canpotex and Uralkali Trading – down from around 65% before the announcement, and it remains an oligopoly business. The potash industry has long avoided cost-based pricing and it remains in no producer's financial interests. The price only needs to drop to a level which will discourage new entrants to have the desired effect.
"Uralkali has a strong interest in sending out signals that the era of $500 per tonne high potash prices is over to deter potential new entrants" says Oliver Hatfield, Director of Fertilizer at Integer Research. "Supply is still highly concentrated in the industry without BPC, and although prices might drop in the short term, I would expect to see a continuation of the supply discipline which has distinguished potash from other commodity industries in the medium to long term."
About Integer Research and the Outlook for Potash service
Integer Research is a specialist provider of research, data, analysis and consultancy services for the global fertilizer industry. The Outlook for Potash service delivers analysis and forecasts for potash supply, demand, prices, the industry cost curve and new investment activity.
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Liubov Popova (Russian, 1889-1924)
Unsigned, identified on labels from Saidenberg Gallery, New York, Annely Juda Fine
Art, London, and Galleria Milano, Milan, affixed to the reverse.
Crayon with pencil on paper, sight size 10 1/4 x 7 3/4 in. (26.0 x 19.7 cm), framed.
Condition: Toning, subtle rippling/creases, paper perforated l.l., not examined out of frame.
Exhibitions: Russian Pioneers at the Origins of non-Objective Art, Annely Juda Fine Art, May 27 - September 18, 1976.
N.B. The creator of what she termed "Painterly Architectonics" and "Painterly Constructions," Popova remains one of the most important female figures in Russian Modernism. As a young woman, she traveled to France, Italy, and throughout her native Russia. She studied the Renaissance works and icons in the churches of Pskov and Novgorod along with the avante-garde ideas of Futurism and Constructivism. Popova's work reflects a flatness that is borrowed from religious icons and Cubism combined with dynamism and a strong sense of movement. She then began to create what she called "Spatial Force Constructions" which were preparatory sketches for material constructions and by 1921 she devoted herself completely to industrial design.
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