Administration Must Urgently Release Those Still in Detention, End Criminalization of Immigrants, and Welcome Asylum Seekers
CHICAGO (January 21,
Statement of National Immigrant Justice Center Executive Director Mary Meg McCarthy
CHICAGO (January 20, 2021) — President Joe Biden’s inauguration
Washington, D.C. — A federal court judge has temporarily blocked a Trump rule that would create insurmountable obstacles for people applying for
In the wake of the widely publicized deaths of Black men and women at the hands of local law enforcement agencies and the protests in response, the
Washington, D.C. — Five immigrant justice groups filed suit against the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR
Washington, D.C. — Immigration legal service providers are joining together to sue the U.S. government agency that oversees immigration courts
A Mother's Fight to Stay
Alejandra overcame addiction and became a rock for others experiencing it, but she now faces deportation for decades-old mistakes. Her community is rallying around her & advocating to give her a second chance to stay in the United States where she's lived nearly all her life. WATCH HER STORY.
