Groups in Mississippi and nationwide are denouncing ICE’s continued targeting of workers and families who were victims of its now infamous 2019 workplace raids, and calling for the immediate release and protection of Mr. Baldomero Juarez, a father, poultry worker and labor advocate who was arrested and transferred to ICE’s LaSalle migrant prison in Jena, Louisiana last week.
Tras el terrible incendio de una Estación Migrante en Ciudad Juárez que mató a 39 migrantes, los miembros de la Red de Corredores por la Justicia en Migración Laboral emitieron la siguiente declaración y demandas:
New video shows the Homeland Security Secretary boasting that he “shifted the paradigm in worksite enforcement.” But if a paradigm shifts and nobody hears about it, has it really shifted?
While President Biden is shredding the asylum system in an effort to mollify political opponents who are exploiting a human rights crisis along the southern border, the British government is considering a cruel bill to deter refugees crossing the English Channel.
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has released a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page to their website, which offers guidance for immigrant workers and advocates requesting agency support to seek deferred action protections.
“Los nostálgicos llamados del presidente Biden esta noche a una vuelta a la normalidad política y a las cálidas amistades bipartidistas fueron chocantes. Son palabras para tiempos normales, pero estos no lo son.
Following the announcement of Ron Klain’s departure as White House Chief of Staff, Pablo Alvarado released the following statement:
The Biden administration is being awfully quiet about a remarkable thing it just did — a game-changing decision that promises to make workplaces safer and fairer for all workers by protecting immigrants from the employers who abuse and exploit them.
In response to today’s announcement of a new workers rights policy by the US Department of Homeland Security, workers rights organizations from the Blue Ribbon Commission on Immigrant Work released the statements below, and held a virtual press call to respond to the new immigrant whistleblower policy.
Ahead of a scheduled visit to the US border and a meeting in Mexico with President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, President Biden announced plans to expand the Trump-era Title 42 policy and the use of expedited removal of Venezuelan, Nicaraguan, Cuban, and Haitian migrants at the US-Mexico border.