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1. Immigration Basics for Communities
2. Emergency Prep and Staying Safe with ICE
3. Attorney Practice Basics and Advisories
4. Immigration Detention Tools and Templates
5. Immigration Court and Removal Proceedings
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Table of Contents
1. Immigration Basics for Communities
2. Emergency Prep and Staying Safe with ICE
3. Attorney Practice Basics and Advisories
4. Immigration Detention Tools and Templates
5. Immigration Court and Removal Proceedings
6. USCIS Processing Tools and Templates
7. Federal Court Tools and Templates
8. Border-Zone Issues and "Expedited Removal"
9. Asylum and Related Immigration Options
10. Immigration, Work & Basic Needs
11. Language Access, Interpreters, and Translators
12. Mental Health and Processing Trauma
Access Recorded Trainings on YouTube
Onboarding: VAAP 101
Onboarding: VAAP 201
Contact Basics
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Stream us on YouTube
Vermont Asylum Assistance Project
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1. Immigration Basics for Communities
2. Emergency Prep and Staying Safe with ICE
3. Attorney Practice Basics and Advisories
4. Immigration Detention Tools and Templates
5. Immigration Court and Removal Proceedings
6. USCIS Processing Tools and Templates
7. Federal Court Tools and Templates
8. Border-Zone Issues and "Expedited Removal"
9. Asylum and Related Immigration Options
10. Immigration, Work & Basic Needs
11. Language Access, Interpreters, and Translators
12. Mental Health and Processing Trauma
Access Recorded Trainings on YouTube
Onboarding: VAAP 101
Onboarding: VAAP 201
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Vermont Asylum Assistance Project (VAAP) is a nonprofit legal organization that represents people facing immigration detention and removal in Vermont and connects Vermonters to trusted immigration legal resources. Contact VAAP by email to info@vaapvt.org, by phone to (802) 999-5654, by mail to P.O. Box 814, Burlington, VT 05402, or on social media @VTAsylum. VAAP is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with EIN 92-3916308. Visits by appointment only.

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