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The court case, NTPSA v Noem, is lead by the National TPS Alliance. The Haitian Bridge Alliance is proud to be co-counsel for this case with our partners: @aclu-norcal.bsky.social @aclusocal.bsky.social @uclacilp.bsky.social @ndlon.bsky.social
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No one should be arrested for taking their pregnant partner to the doctor.

The Christmas story is a story of migration, of care, of survival.

If Mary and Joseph were here today, would they be met with safety or with ICE?

Arresting people at or near health centers and other “sensitive locations” is callously cruel. Despite public promises not to make arrests in hospitals or clinics, ICE continues to target immigrant families in surrounding areas to instill fear + prevent people from seeking care.

This father, who has requested Temporary Protected Status due to the violence and instability in Haiti, is raising a one-year-old child. His wife, six months pregnant, needs specialized medical care. Instead of protection, this family was ambushed by ICE outside of the clinic.

The Christmas story told us of Mary and Joseph, a young couple navigating pregnancy under an oppressive state and forced to flee as refugees to protect their child.

Today, that same story is playing out.

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