Last November, voters rejected the previous administration’s horrifying and racist scapegoating of immigrants. But more than 26,000 people have been deported since Biden’s inauguration, including thousands of Black immigrants to countries including Cameroon, Haiti and Jamaica. This week, the Biden administration opened its first migrant detention center for children; we must act.
We need real, transformative change that acknowledges the dignity and humanity of all people. From reuniting families and defunding ICE and CBP, to building a new path to citizenship, this is the time to get big things done!
Our next mass call, “Protect Immigrants & Stop Deportations Now,” will be hosted by Greisa Martinez of United We Dream. Maurice Mitchell from the Working Families Party, Patrice Lawrence from UndocuBlack Network, and Christine Park from NAKASEC will also be joining this important conversation.
We have a powerful agenda, including:
A history of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the impact of immigration enforcement on our communities, and our vision of a world without detention or deportation.
Updates, analysis and calls to action to stop deportations and immigrant justice legislation.
A conversation amongst movement leaders including their own immigration stories, making sense of the moment, and how we can move forward together.
En noviembre pasado, lxs votantes rechazaron la hostilidad racista y horrible hacia lxs inmigrantes de la administración anterior. Pero más de 26,000 personas han sido deportadas desde la asunción de Biden, incluyendo a miles de inmigrantes negrxs a países como Camerún, Haití y Jamaica. Esta semana, la administración Biden inauguró su primer centro de detención de inmigrantes para niñxs.
Necesitamos un cambio real y transformativo que reconozca la dignidad y la humanidad de todas las personas. Desde volver a reunir a las familias y desfinanciar a ICE y CBP, hasta generar un nuevo camino hacia la ciudadanía, ¡este es el momento de hacer las cosas!
Greisa Martinez, de United We Dream, será la anfitriona de nuestra próxima llamada masiva, “Protejan a lxs inmigrantes y detengan las deportaciones ya”. Maurice Mitchell del Working Families Party, Patrice Lawrence de UndocuBlack Network, y Christine Park de NAKASEC también se sumarán a esta importante conversación.
Tenemos una agenda intensa, que incluye:
Una historia del Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas (ICE, por sus siglas en inglés), el impacto de la policía migratoria en nuestras comunidades y nuestra visión de un mundo sin detenciones ni deportaciones.
Novedades, análisis y llamadas a la acción sobre detener las deportaciones y legislación de derechos de inmigrantes.
Una conversación entre líderes del movimiento que incluirá sus propias historias de inmigración, cómo entender este momento y cómo podemos avanzar juntxs.
The Frontline is a new campaign of Movement for Black Lives Electoral Justice Project, United We Dream Action, and the Working Families Party.
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