ICNY: Advocacy Blog
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Immigration Pathways for Domestic Abuse Survivors Faith Leaders Should Know
Judith Beheading Holofernes by Artemisia Gentileschi (1620) (Wikimedia Commons) at Uffizi Gallery
Many immigrant survivors of domestic violence are eligible for a protected legal status in the United States. These include:
- U-visas fo...
Remembrance of No Kings Past
Abigail Smith Adams by Gilbert Stuart (~1815) (Wikimedia Commons) at National Gallery of Art
On March 31, 1776, exactly 250 years ago, Abigail Adams wrote in a letter to her husband John:
I long to hear that you have declared an indepe...
Fund IOLA to Support Families like Donna's
Guest Post by Rev. Paul Fleck, Executive Director of Immigration Law & Justice New York
Last week, Donna Akuamoah, a board member of Immigration Law and Justice New York, shared her story at a New York State Capitol press conference...
Respuesta comunitaria al arresto de ICE: Guía paso a paso
San Pablo Sisitando a San Pedro en la Cárcel, Filippino Lippi (1482), (Wikimedia Commons) Santa Maria del Carmine
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Amigos, familias y líderes religiosos se enfrentan a una necesidad cada vez más urgente de responder...
Protecting Religious Spaces from ICE Raids
On its first day in office, the second Trump Administration rescinded the Protected Areas (or “Sensitive Locations”) policy—which previously discouraged ICE raids and other immigration enforcement actions at or around religious congregation...
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