Fairness & Justice for Immigrants
The Immigrant Justice Network, along with a coalition of grassroots and national organizations, demands that Congress take legislative action to disentangle the criminal legal and immigration systems that propagate mass incarceration and mass deportation, paving a New Way Forward for immigrant justice.
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We create resources for community-based organizations, defenders, immigrant rights and criminal justice reform advocates, and individuals fighting mass detention and deportation. Check out some of our materials below. If you are looking for something in particular, feel free to contact us.
Ordenes Ejecutivas del Primer Dia de Trump: Enfoque en la Criminalización y Detención
El 20 de enero, 2025 Donald Trump emitió más de una docena de Ordenes Ejecutivas (EOs por sus siglas en ingles) que buscan sembrar el miedo en las comunidades migrantes. Estas órdenes buscan militarizar nuestras fronteras y la aplicación de la ley migratoria de manera más amplia, expandir masivamente la maquina existente de deportación y […]
Trump’s Day 1 Executive Orders:Focus on Criminalization and Detention
On January 20, 2025, Donald Trump issued more than a dozen Executive Orders (EOs) that seek to sow fear in immigrant communities. These orders seek to militarize our borders and immigration enforcement more broadly, massively expand the existing deportation and detention machinery, punish organizations that care for immigrants as well as local governments that prioritize […]
The immigrant justice movement calls for descheduling, not rescheduling
The federal government is moving to decrease the criminal penalties for marijuana use by changing its legal status within the Drug Enforcement Administration’s (DEA) listings or schedules of drugs, a process dubbed “rescheduling.” Merely rescheduling marijuana under federal law does not go far enough to reflect evolving opinion on marijuana use or protect people from […]
Immigrant Justice Network Vote Recommendations on H.R. 5717 and H.R. 7909
The Immigrant Justice Network urges your boss to vote NO on H.R. 5717, No Bailout forSanctuary Cities Act and vote NO on H.R. 7909, Violence Against Women by Illegal Aliens Actwhich are scheduled for a House floor vote later this week.
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