• A New Way Forward

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    The Immigrant Justice Network is a leading advocacy voice against the criminalization of immigrants in the United States.

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  • Fairness & Justice for Immigrants

    IJN fights for a world where our communities are thriving & free from policing, deportation, & imprisonment.

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Building Power to Defend the <strong>Dignity of All Immigrants</strong>

Building Power to Defend the Dignity of All Immigrants

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Fighting for <strong>thriving and free immigrant communities</strong>

Fighting for thriving and free immigrant communities

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<strong>A leading voice </strong>against criminalizing immigrants

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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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  • Featured Campaign: New Way Forward

    In 2021, the New Way Forward Resolution was introduced.

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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.

Un Dia en la Vida de la Propuesta de Ley “SAFE”

A Day in the Life under the “(un)SAFE Act”

New Way Forward Backgrounder

Harsh immigration laws disproportionately lead to the targeting, jailing, and destruction of families of color. Anti-immigrant laws passed in 1996 drove mass incarceration and mass deportation of people of color. A harmful law passed by a white supremacist Senator in 1929 has also enabled significant abuses in recent years, from “assembly-line” hearings of shackled people, […]

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