News

After Parliamentarian Rejects Immigration Reform, Migrant-Led Organizations Disappointed with Democratic Party Leadership
After Parliamentarian Rejects Immigration Reform, Migrant-Led Organizations Disappointed with Democratic Party Leadership

On December 16, the Senate parliamentarian ruled against including modest immigration provisions in the β€œBuild Back Better” spending plan. The provisions were intended to provide U.S. work permits to a significant number of immigrants residing in the U.S. over many years β€” a population that, because of U.S. laws, are denied the possibility of securing more permanent visas.

read more
After Parliamentarian Rejects Immigration Reform, Migrant-Led Organizations Disappointed with Democratic Party Leadership
Biden Administration Rebooting an Even Crueler β€˜Remain in Mexico’

The Trump-era β€œRemain in Mexico” program β€” which forced over 70,000 asylum seekers to wait for their immigration court hearings in unsafe Mexico border towns β€” will restart on December 6. Under this expanded version of the program, anyone who’s fled a country in the Western Hemisphere, including Haiti, will be required to wait for their U.S. immigration court dates in Mexico.

read more
After Parliamentarian Rejects Immigration Reform, Migrant-Led Organizations Disappointed with Democratic Party Leadership
After Honduras Elections, a Moment of Reckoning to Reorient U.S. Policy

The unprecedented turnout at Honduras’ elections, and the early results pointing to Castro’s victory, is a clear rejection by voters of everything the Juan Orlando HernΓ‘ndez administration stands for. This is a moment of reckoning and hopefully a moment of redirection for U.S. policy towards Honduras.

read more

PRESS CLIPS