Guidance for Practitioners Helping Clients with DACA Cases Electronically

In response to COVID-19, many offices providing immigration legal services have temporarily closed for in-person services. At the same time, the U.S. Supreme Court is reviewing the federal court cases challenging President Trump’s termination of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program and could issue a ruling by the end of June 2020. Right […]

Undocu Guide to Dismantle Anti-Blackness at Home

Black and non-Black undocumented folks in the United States have left our home countries for a variety of reasons, most of them linked to genocide, imperialism, white supremacy, and colonialism stealing resources from the places where we were born. These same evils operate on a pervasive foundation of racism, which infiltrates all aspects of our […]

Top 6 Digital Safety Tips for Undocumented Folks

For immigrants, Black and indigenous people of color, our families, and our friends, it is important to keep our personal information out of the hands of those who want to harm us. Remember, we are in the work of protecting people, not property.  1) Don’t engage with unknown hateful and racist accounts. You will not move […]

K-12 Educator DACA Decision Resource

Objective: This resource will allow K-12 educators to have concrete tools on how to support the undocumented community during the Supreme Court’s Decision on DACA  Background On November 12, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) case and will issue their decision any time between March and June of […]

A Guide for Educators in a Post-DACA, Covid-19 crisis 

We were here before DACA, we will be here after. We will continue to fight to protect our people from deportation and push for a future where every person, regardless of immigration status, can live and thrive without fear. Unfortunately the Trump Administration and the Supreme Court do not think DACA recipients deserve protection from […]

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