“We are not lonely individuals who can exist alone. We need others, and that’s also a great source of joy.” - Rosa Logar

Alight, ‘Immigration Hub’ ensure immigrant communities are prepared for ICE enforcement
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"With the strategic support from our international partners, we're drawing attention to major structural issues in order to move the government to take actions that will benefit women and families in Turkmenistan." - Progres Foundation Executive Director Aynabat Yaylymova
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Access to a fair day in court is foundational to our notion of justice in the United States. Immigration Court Observation Project volunteers are documenting violations every day, including vanishing access to a fair day in court. Read more: https://ow.ly/Vpum50XyiXa

Northfield man arrested by ICE agents in tense confrontation will be deported to Mexico
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The Advocates spoke at 'Neighbors Among Us: A Primer on Immigration Terms, Status, and Mass Deportation' about our work protecting the rights of migrants! #immigration

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Our team of staff, global partners, and dedicated volunteers recently returned from a trip to Geneva for the 60th session of the Human Rights Council. Read about some of our highlights here: https://www.theadvocatesforhumanrights.org/News/A/Index?id=605

Over the past years, The Advocates has added a gender dimension to our death penalty advocacy, shedding light on the invisible reality of women sentenced to death. Learn more about our work here: https://ow.ly/xW6J50X9lCl #deathpenalty

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Tell Congress today: Everyone deserves their fair day in court. https://secure.vera.org/a/protect-due-process

Due process is for everyone in the U.S—no exceptions, says
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The Trump administration’s cruel attacks on immigrants undermine due process and pave the way for mass deportation. Their actions have created a cycle of fear, chaos, and injustice.

The Advocates have been notified that current funding for legal services for unaccompanied children has resumed, but the struggle isn't over. We call on policymakers to continue to defend this funding, protect vulnerable children, and uphold our commitment to justice.