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The National Network for Immigrant and Refugee
Rights (NNIRR) is a resource for journalists nationwide. We
provide information about the latest developments affecting
immigrants and initiatives for immigrant rights. We can also
refer journalists to spokespeople at local immigrant-rights
organizations across the U.S.
Find out about the latest initiatives in each of our
program areas:
Learn more about important topics
of interest:
- INS Raids: Executive Summary of
"Portrait of Injustice" INS Raids Report
- Immigrant Women: Executive summary of “Hands That Shape
the World” Report
- Network News
Read the latest
edition of our quarterly national newsmagazine, Network News.
Provides analysis, commentary, immigration news updates, and
timely perspectives on the immigrant rights movement. Archived copies also
available.
About the National Network for Immigrant and Refugee
Rights
Founded in 1986, the National
Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights is a
national alliance composed of over 200 local immigrant,
community-based, civil rights, religious, and labor
organizations and activists. We work to promote a
just immigration policy in the United States and to
defend and expand the rights of all immigrants and
refugees, regardless of immigration status.
About NNIRR Executive Director Catherine Tactaquin
Useful links
Our interactive
map of local contacts and affiliates and our links to other
national and international organizations can assist journalists
in their research.
Stay Informed
Reporters who regularly cover immigration issues may wish to subscribe to our on-line listserve
to receive biweekly updates on key immigration issues. This
listserve is also available in a weekly digest form.
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