Read and share these campaigns to take action this week Read and Share These Campaigns to Take Action this Week Graphic by Eve at Immigrant Youth Coalition **Abass Mumin **is a queer Ghanaian man in who fled from his home country over 2 years ago, trying to escape persecution for
Rosa Ortega describes life after her husband Fernando’s deportation in the cross-border digital stories project “Humanizing Deportation/Humanizando la Deportación” Fernando with his daughter In this video Rosa Ortega shares her story about the deportation of her husband Fernando. He was deported to Peru in May 2017 and since
Cesar, who grew up in California, spent a year and a half in immigration detention before being deported to Mexico in June of 2017 U.S. Mexico Border Wall in Playas Tijuana. “La Poesia No Tiene Limites / Poetry Has No Limits” by Acción Poetica. Photo Credit: Tina Shull *Cesar’s
Sign and Share this Petition Photos provided by the Hernández family UPDATE from DreamActivist: Rosa Maria is getting released RIGHT NOW. Just hours before Congressman Joaquin Castro was scheduled to visit with her in detention we were informed that she would be getting released. The Trump administration wanted to use
A Poem by William Lopez *TW: Deportation Violence* August 1, 2017 Many community members rallied at the airport to protest the deportation of a loved and valued mujer from a county in the Midwestern U.S. Her deportation is one of the 400,000 that occur every year, with each
The Fernandez sisters with a photograph of their father. Mr. Fernandez was a legal permanent resident for 26 years before he was deported. CreditGregg Vigliotti for The New York Times. Listen to Jennifer Fernandez, a U.S. citizen, discuss her experience being a victim of a home raid by ICE.
“The Wall Separates Families, But Never Feelings” [**Humanizing Deportation**](http://humanizandoladeportacion.ucdavis.edu/en/) now houses over 30 digital stories made this summer in Tijuana by people who have experienced deportation, with the assistance of a team of graduate students from UC Davis and Colegio de la Frontera Norte. This
by Jasmine Mendoza The Mendozas — Reunited in Mexico on July 12, 2014. My greatest fear was being a single parent. It came true on February 26, 2013, in the form of deportation. After nearly losing Claudio in the desert in an attempt to come home Father’s Day weekend after
by William Lopez Photo Credit: Celena Lopez On May 24th, 2017, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raided a local Ann Arbor restaurant* next to the University of Michigan campus. ICE agents went in with a warrant for single man, but arrested three to five others, including a Legal Permanent Resident.
