Communities United for Status and Protection (CUSP) stands committed to justice and the long struggle of securing permanent and lasting protections for our communities. Our work does not begin or end at the ballot box. Our vision extends beyond the next four years to win permanent residency and create pathways for immigration to the U.S. […]
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The DED will allow eligible Lebanese nationals to legally remain in the Unites States for 18 months July 26, 2024 Washington, DC — Today, President Joseph R. Biden Jr. announced a Deferred Enforced Departure (DED) for certain Lebanese nationals currently residing in the United States. This decision reflects the ongoing humanitarian crisis in southern Lebanon, where ongoing conflict between
For Immediate Release May 16, 2024 Contact: Danyeli Rodriguez Del Orbe, Danyeli@undocublack.org UndocuBlack Network (UBN), Communities United for Status and Protection (CUSP), and Afri-Kana Denounces Yet Another Anti-Black Attack on Asylum from the Biden Administration Washington DC– The Department of Homeland Security announced a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM). The proposed rule gives asylum officers
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On Wednesday, September 21st, 2022 Haitian Bridge Alliance, UndocuBlack Network, Justice Action Center & Communities United for Status & Protection (CUSP) held a Congressional Staff briefing on the unique challenges Black immigrants face. The briefing was to commemorate the events that occurred in Del Rio, Texas, one year ago, where Haitians fleeing environmental disaster and
Communities United for Status & Protection (CUSP) strongly opposes the proposed legislative text for the $118 billion supplemental bill, which gives the Biden-Harris administration unprecedented levels of funding to carry out the United States military interests in exchange for decimating our already flawed immigration system. As a collaborative advocating for African, Asian and Arab/Middle Eastern immigrants,
“On the one-year anniversary of the devastating 2022 Pakistan Floods, an ongoing and intensifying polycrisis continues to batter Pakistan – disproportionately impacting women and children, and reinforcing risks to undocumented Pakistani nationals living in the U.S. This virtual briefing is led by advocates of the TPS campaign for Pakistan. Undocumented Pakistani immigrants in the US
