The Immigrant's Journal | Caribbean American Weekly Newspaper

The Immigrant’s Journal Legal & Educational Fund, Inc. (IJLEF) founded in 1998, dedicated to the diverse immigrant groups that constitute the rich fabric of New York. Our purpose is to educate and empower the immigrant communities through the development and coordination of various plans of action on important issues that are crucial to their growth. In summary, our goals are:

To educate the members of the community about the contributions that immigrants have made to the United States, economically and historically.
To inform members of the immigrant community about the changes in immigration law, the educational system, health issues, voting rights, financial opportunities and home purchasing.
To legally assist and direct members of the community facing immigration and other legal problems.

For many years, new immigrants to the United States have been misinformed, embezzled and denied opportunities. This existed as a result of the lack of credible publications and organizations geared toward new immigrants. Hence, The Immigrant’s Journal was launched to fill that void. The Journal provides up-to-date information on laws and regulations affecting the immigrant communities, as well as news and human interest stories. The Journal is published in English, Spanish and French. Read our publications below. You can contact us using this form:

We hope you enjoy the latest edition of The Immigrant’s Journal. Our front page highlights are focused on issues, that is, news, views, and interviews, which will assist you in your decision-making process, whether politics, family, health, consumption or business, law, etc. Our investigative journalism, internally, by partnerships, or guest writers, brings you the best analysis on issues of importance to immigrants. Enjoy our latest edition.

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