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African Immigrant Rights Council

African Immigrant Rights Council

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Welcome to our resource hub tailored for African immigrants.

A. Asylum Officer Interview Questions Exhibits

  • Exhibit 18
  • Exhibit 19
  • Exhibit 20
  • Exhibit 21

B. Cameroon Country Conditions- Given to Asylum Officers in April 2020

C. Sudan Country Conditions- Given to Asylum Officers in January 2020

D. ABEN v. GARLAND [Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, Case No. 20-60937] filed on August 20, 2024

E. Ghana Country Condtions- Given to Asylum Officers in November 2020

F. Learn more about your righs as an undocumented worker–leverecker.com/undocumented-workers-rights-after-injury-at-work/

G. Declaration of Pineiro

H. Exhibit 1 Tanzania: Samia wins 98 percent of the votes

I. Exhibit 2 Tanzania: Disappearance of Govt Critic : Humphrety polepole

Latest Posts

  • Man from Cameroon denied asylum because he had been convicted four times of driving under the influence of alcohol here in the United States

    Man from Cameroon denied asylum because he had been convicted four times of driving under the influence of alcohol here in the United States

    June 25, 2026
  • What “Firm Resettlement” Means for Asylum Seekers

    What “Firm Resettlement” Means for Asylum Seekers

    May 16, 2026
  • What to Do if ICE Is in Your Community (A Simple Guide for African Immigrants in the U.S.)

    What to Do if ICE Is in Your Community (A Simple Guide for African Immigrants in the U.S.)

    April 7, 2026
  • When Threats Are Not Enough—Lessons from an El Salvador Asylum Case

    When Threats Are Not Enough—Lessons from an El Salvador Asylum Case

    March 7, 2026

About AFRICAN IMMIGRANT RIGHTS COUNCIL

The African Immigrant Rights Council (AIRC) is a community-centered organization dedicated to empowering African immigrants in the United States through information sharing, advocacy, education, and collective support. AIRC was created to help African immigrant communities navigate life in the U.S. by connecting people to resources, opportunities, and trusted information while promoting dignity, unity, and social justice.

Inspired by the vision and values of Julius Kambarage Nyerere, AIRC believes in the power of community, cooperation, and collective progress. The organization embraces principles of solidarity and shared responsibility to strengthen African immigrant voices and build supportive networks that help individuals and families thrive. Through advocacy, civic engagement, and community collaboration, AIRC works to create a more informed, connected, and empowered African immigrant community across the United States.

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