Immigrant Justice
The struggle for immigrant justice is part of the broader struggle for racial justice. US immigration policy has historically been rooted in racism with entry restrictions and exploitation based on race. In deep partnership with grassroots groups across the country, Advancement Project’s Immigrant Justice Project seeks to end the unnecessary criminalization of immigrants. Our team provides support through a combination of policy, advocacy, organizing, communications and litigation to dismantle systems that oppress immigrants and communities of color. We help build bridges between immigrant communities and other communities of color, and seek to change the public discourse that dehumanizes and demonizes immigrants.WASHINGTON – Losmin Jimenez, Immigrant…
“The public has a right to know about these policies that are very dangerous and harmful to members of these communities."
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Changes to Public Charge Could Put Health and Immigration Status at Risk for Millions
A case before the Supreme Court could mean that thousands of people are forced into mandatory detention without a bond hearing.
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Muslim identity in America has taken on a largely foreign connotation, bearing the mark of many off-white groups who are both American and yet never-quite.
The Supreme Court has endorsed fear mongering and racism.
We must end the criminalization of migration.
Advancement Project stands with Morristown and against the Trump administration’s racial purge