Essential workers, many of whom are also immigrants, have faced the most significant risks amid the pandemic. Yet over the past year, they have continued to provide our communities with basic goods and critical services we need to make it through this challenging time.
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Immigrants and advocates—including people of faith—are practicing persistence, pressing Congress to enact a path to citizenship this year in spite of setbacks and challenges.
Advocates were joined by Rep. Judy Chu in front of the White House to act in solidarity with Haitian and other migrants denied access to asylum by Title 42.
Nearly 180 faith organizations and 1,950 faith leaders sent a letter to the Biden Administration urging them to stop deportation flights to Haiti, hold CBP officers accountable for their abuses, end Title 42 expulsions, and pursue all administrative actions to provide humanitarian protections for Haitians.
People of faith are shocked and horrified by the Biden administration’s escalation of Haitian deportations and expulsions and the inhumane treatment of Haitians by Border Patrol officers at the U.S. southern border.