Standing up against mass deportation

We’re defending communities, demanding Congressional oversight and joining forces with our Affiliate Network of nearly 300 community-based organizations to secure protections against extreme mass deportation policies that are destabilizing our economy and harming communities.

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Mass deportation makes communities less safe. It separates families, devastates local economies, focuses law enforcement on immigration actions instead of combatting crime and weakens trust that communities need to thrive.

We work for common sense, effective and humane immigration policies. We are mobilizing nationwide to provide trainings, support impacted communities and actively push for guardrails that protect civil rights and hold the government accountable.

Stats

Statistics

78%

of Hispanic voters support focusing deportation efforts on violent criminals only, yet 70% of those in ICE detention do not have criminal convictions.

41%

of Latino voters fear being detained by ICE, even as U.S. citizens.

59%

have witnessed ICE enforcement activity in their communities.

60%

oppose deportations without a court hearing.

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Together we’re building a future where families can live and work without fear. 
 

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Latinos deserve lives of dignity and safety

All Latinos deserve lives of dignity and safety. Our communities are shaping the future of this country — with courage, culture and community. ¡Pa’lante! #hispanicheritagemonth #hhm

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Impact of immigration raids on children

Nearly 4,000 children have been held in immigration detention by the Trump administration. Here’s what it means for familes.

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