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Arizona Benefits Infographic – SIJS
This infographic presents a timeline that helps users understand Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) as a victim-based form of immigrant relief. It illustrates when a victim who has applied for relief may begin to receive various benefits, such as healthcare, housing, TANF/SNAP, work authorization, permanent residency, and more. One side of the infographic highlights information…
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Arizona Benefits Infographic – T Visa
This infographic presents a timeline that helps users understand the T Visa as a victim-based form of immigrant relief. It illustrates when a victim who has applied for relief may begin to receive various benefits, such as healthcare, housing, TANF/SNAP, work authorization, permanent residency, and more. One side of the infographic highlights information relevant to…
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Arizona Benefits Infographic – VAWA Self-Petition
This infographic presents a timeline that helps users understand the VAWA Self Petition as a victim-based form of immigrant relief. It illustrates when a victim who has applied for relief may begin to receive various benefits, such as healthcare, housing, TANF/SNAP, work authorization, permanent residency, and more. One side of the infographic highlights information relevant…
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Arizona Benefits Infographic – U Visa
This infographic presents a timeline that helps users understand the U Visa as a victim-based form of immigrant relief. It illustrates when a victim who has applied for relief may begin to receive various benefits, such as healthcare, housing, TANF/SNAP, work authorization, permanent residency, and more. One side of the infographic highlights information relevant to…
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State v. Espinosa (Ariz. Ct. App. Aug. 6, 2024)
The Arizona Court of Appeals upheld the trial court’s decision to preclude Espinosa from cross-examining the witness/victim about her U Visa application. The Arizona Court of Appeals held that although a criminal defendant’s right to confront witnesses is guaranteed by the 6th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, the defendant does not possess an unlimited right…
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State v. Buccheri-Bianca (Ariz. Ct. App. Oct. 30, 2013)
In the case of State v Buccheri Bianca, it was held that the trial court did not err in excluding the immigration status of the victims because it found that the possible grant of a U visa was not the motivation for the disclosure of the crime and, therefore, was irrelevant (Oct 30, 2013).
National Immigrant Women's Advocacy Project