As a network of legal service providers and people of faith, we know that these bills from Texas and Florida are cruel, immoral, and unnecessary.
Just Neighbors—our ILJ affiliate serving Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, D.C.—works against the clock to keep an asylum seeker from being deported.
After the Fire in Juárez, Joseph’s TPS Story; Delaware Valley serves Philly’s Haitian Community;, and other news from around the ILJ Network.
Border Immigration Law & Justice Center—our ILJ affiliate in El Paso—responds to the horrific tragedy at a Juárez detention facility.
Adrián, a Colombian LGBTQ activist, seeks asylum with the help of Justice for Our Neighbors North Central Texas—our ILJ affiliate in Dallas – Fort Worth.
ILJ Network relies on these four consultants—with their broad experience and knowledge— to lead us in our advocacy efforts.
A Colombian LGBTQ activist caught in the crosshairs of a paramilitary group, ILJ advocacy team, and other news from around the ILJ Network.
Today marks 20 years since the inception of the Department of Homeland Security, a bureaucracy founded on fear-based immigration policies.
We call on President Biden to keep his promises, abandon Trump’s playbook, and restore access to asylum at our border immediately.
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