Encourage approaches that address the root causes of migration and defend the rights and dignity of migrants, refugees, and internally displaced persons.
In a time of crisis, the United States has failed its Haitian neighbors. Black Haitian migrants encounter many obstacles before they even reach the U.S.-Mexico border. The challenges Haitian migrants face on their journey to the border highlight the deep discrimination and anti-Blackness embedded in U.S. and Mexican government’s immigration policies. We saw the abusive treatment of Haitian migrants at our border in Del Rio seven months ago, but the reality is that not much has changed for Haitian migrants since then.
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...
This article was first published in the Fall 2021 issue of The Advocate. It’s been a tough few months and...
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....
