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Policy Brief | The Trump Administration’s Manipulation of Data to Perpetuate Anti-Immigrant Policies
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With Shutdown Over, Congress Must Commit to Invest in Immigrant Communities, Not Harmful Enforcement
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Untangling the Trump/McConnell proposals to end the government shutdown
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Trump's Shutdown Proposal Would Bring Harm, Not Relief, to Immigrants and Refugees
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The Trump Administration Asked for Comments on its Illegal Asylum Ban, so We Submitted our Federal Court Complaint
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Federal Court Rules that Former AG Sessions’ Attempts to Limit Asylum Protections for Survivors of Gender and Gang Violence Were Mostly Unlawful
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After Witnessing Border Abuse First-Hand, Members of Congress Must Help Defund ICE and CBP
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O.A. v. Trump
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How we protected human rights in 2018
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Reunified and Released! Salvadoran Mother and Son Reunited Under Court Order Eight Months after Immigration Agents Separated them at U.S. Border
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