Find your elected representatives here: https://www.usa.gov/elected-officials For the last several months, our lawmakers have been negotiating a security supplemental bill to provide more funds to carry out the U.S. military interests in exchange for decimating our already flawed immigration system. At a time when our communities are struggling to make ends meet, our representatives are […]
Supplemental Bill Webinar Read More »
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
“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
Webinar featuring speakers from the Mauritanian Human Rights Network in USA, UndocuBlack Network, ABISA, Haitian Bridge Alliance & the ACLU on current conditions that warrant a Temporary Protected Status (TPS) designation for Mauritania and the conditions Mauritanians are facing while in immigration detention in the United States.
A webinar in collaboration with TPS-DED Administrative Advocacy Coalition featuring advocates from Adhikaar, African Communities Together, Haitian Bridge Alliance, Alianza Americas, Nicaragua American Legal Defense and Education Fund and ACLU Attorney, Emi MacLean, on what the recent court decision means and how we move forward together.
What’s Next for TPS & Ramos vs. Mayorkas Read More »
A press briefing on recent country conditions impacting Black Mauritanians
Mauritanian Government Attacking Black Citizens Read More »
