Immigration Policy

We are heading for a week of activities for climate justice and invite you to join NNIRR in the San Francisco Bay Area as we march and collaborate with partners and allies as we rise for climate, jobs and justice over the next week. Read more >

(Aug. 12, 2018) For the past year, Miller has been quietly gutting the U.S. refugee program, slashing the number of people allowed into the country to the lowest level in decades. “His name hasn’t been on anything,” says a former U.S. official who worked on refugee issues. Read more >

The federal government, rushing to meet a court-imposed deadline to reunite children separated from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border, has released a nine-page, flowchart-heavy plan detailing its process for family reunification. Read more >

As amazing as it is to see #AbolishICE and "Abolish ICE" signs at protests -- and even to hear members of Congress echo the call -- our problem is more than abolishing this agency. Read more >

On Wednesday, June 27, the Republican effort to pass a comprehensive immigration reform bill went down in flames for the second time in a month, due to divisions within their own party. Read more >

WASHINGTON — A deeply divided Supreme Court upheld President Trump's immigration travel ban against predominantly Muslim countries Tuesday as a legitimate exercise of executive branch authority. Read more >