US: LGBT Asylum Seekers in Danger at the Border
Biden Should Immediately Safeguard At-Risk Groups, Restore Asylum Access
Immigration
The US Program’s immigration work focuses on reforming harsh, outdated, and ineffective detention and deportation policies to ensure they take into account family unity, flight from persecution, and labor considerations that draw immigrants to the United States. We have exposed the crimes and unsafe working conditions that unauthorized immigrants are too afraid to report out of fear of being deported, the risks of violence back home for those denied due process to seek protection from US deportation, and the devastating impact on millions of people—citizens as well as non-citizens—whose families are torn apart due to inflexible and unfair immigration policies.
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A Roadmap for Re-imagining Public Safety in the United States
14 Recommendations on Policing, Community Investment, and Accountability
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US: Dismantle Structures of Racism Now
UN Review of US Record on Racial Justice Should Prompt White House Action
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US: End Texas Assault on Migrants; Cut Funds
Justice Department Inquiry Should Focus on Dangerous Rhetoric, Actions by Governor, Sheriffs
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Victory for Asylum Seekers in US Supreme Court
Biden Can End Abusive ‘Remain in Mexico’ Program, but Title 42 Expulsions Continue
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Some Important Reforms at the US Border
Amid Rampant Abuses, New Policies Bring Hope of a Fairer Immigration System
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50 Migrants Found Dead in Texas Shows Flawed Approach in US
Deadly US Deterrence Policies Share the Blame
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US Immigrants Who Arrived as Children Remain Stuck in Impermanence
On the 10-Year Anniversary of DACA, My Future Hangs in the Balance
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Bill Could Protect California Immigrants from Deportation
VISION Act Would be a Lifeline for Veterans, Others with Deep Ties to the US
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US: LGBT Asylum Seekers in Danger at the Border
Biden Should Immediately Safeguard At-Risk Groups, Restore Asylum Access
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US Immigration Enforcement and US Obligations Under the International Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (ICERD)
Written Testimony Submitted to the US State Department and other Federal Agencies, Alison Parker, US Program, Human Rights Watch
