Encourage approaches that address the root causes of migration and defend the rights and dignity of migrants, refugees, and internally displaced persons.
It’s been a tough few months and we’ve all felt it. The images of our Haitian brothers and sisters suffering under the bridge in Del Rio, Texas at the U.S.-Mexico border and being horrifically mistreated by Border Patrol agents on horseback, using reins as if they were whips, did not represent who we want to be as a country. Yet it did highlight the inhumanity and ineffectiveness of current U.S. policies still in place under the Biden Administration. Here is a recap of what has happened with the policies at the border, what this latest asylum ban means for asylum seekers and migrants, and how we’re pushing back with you.
There are close to 100,000 officially registered cases of disappearances in Mexico in 2022, but this is just the...
In a time of crisis, the United States has failed its Haitian neighbors. Black Haitian migrants encounter many obstacles...
The Title 42 border order, implemented in March 2020 under the Trump Administration but continued by President Biden, has...
Current U.S. and Mexican migration enforcement policies violate migrant and refugee rights in contravention of commitments both governments have made...
Two back-to-back hurricanes hit Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, and Nicaragua one year ago in November 2020. Hurricane Eta made landfall...
Serve Your People provides a roadmap for transforming relations between the United States and the northern countries of Central America....
