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Georgia Advocates Condemn the Trump Administration’s Latest Attempt to Disrupt the Outcome of the 2020 Census
Georgia advocates across the state are angered by the latest move by the Trump Administration to limit census participation of black, brown, and immigrant communities.
Supreme Court Stands on Right Side of History to Uphold DACA
Congress Must Now Act On a Permanent Pathway to Citizenship, Now is the Time to Defund ICE
Georgia Must Protect Democracy and Reform Elections
Voting rights leaders warn that failures of June 9 primary must not be repeated
Justice Department Must Investigate Ahmaud Arbery’s Murder
The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, American Civil Liberties Union, Human Rights Campaign, Muslim Advocates, NAACP, and NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, along with 110 additional organizations committed to racial justice and civil rights, called on the U.S. Department of Justice to open a full and thorough hate crimes investigation into the murder of Ahmaud Arbery.
Local Organizations Are Teaming Up to Help Underserved Limited English Proficient Communities During COVID-19 Pandemic
In coordination with the Atlanta Korean-American COVID-19 Task Force, Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Atlanta has brought together community members to help those whose hardships in the outbreak are compounded by additional challenges in seeking assistance due to limited English proficiency and immigration status, among other cultural barriers.
In Race to Avert Catastrophe, Advocates Demand Immigrants Be Freed from Notorious Georgia Detention Centers
In Race to Avert Catastrophe, Advocates Demand Immigrants Be Freed from Notorious Georgia Detention Centers
Asian Americans Advancing Justice Condemns New Immigration Ban
Though there are exceptions, the message is clear that immigrants are not welcome
Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Atlanta Opposes Governor Kemp’s Decision to Reopen Nonessential Businesses
Governor Brian Kemp’s reckless decision to reopen businesses that are nonessential in a time of crisis will put many lives in danger, especially those of working class immigrants and people of color.
As COVID-19 Worsens, Family Unity Must Play a Central Role in Our Immigration System
Trump’s negligent response to COVID-19 cannot be hidden by his scapegoating of immigrants
Voting Rights Advocates File Emergency Suit Seeking to Provide Access to Bilingual Absentee Ballot Applications in Georgia
Lawsuit Filed by the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law on Behalf of Georgia Organizations
Advocates: Catastrophe Awaits Unless Action is Taken to Protect People Held at South Georgia Immigrant Detention Facilities Amid Pandemic
ICE will bear responsibility for sickness and death
Immigrant Advocates Seek Immediate Release of People at Heightened Risk of COVID-19 from Notorious Georgia Detention Centers
Lawsuit: Failure to Address Public Health Crisis Risks Community Catastrophe
Asian Americans Advancing Justice Issues Statement on Details of New Public Charge Rule Which Goes Into Effect Today
The new DHS rule made sweeping changes to the previous “public charge” test and will disproportionately block lower-income immigrants of color from obtaining lawful permanent residency, getting a green card.
Advancing Justice-Atlanta to Host Annual Asian American Advocacy Day with Communities, Organizations, and Legislators
On Monday, February 24th, Advancing Justice-Atlanta will host its Ninth Annual Asian American Advocacy Day at the Floyd Room of the James H. Floyd Building in downtown Atlanta.
Coalition of Immigrant Rights Groups Oppose Trump Administration’s Decision To Expand Ban Targeting African and Asian Nations
Value Our Families, a national coalition of organizations advocating to strengthen the U.S. family-based immigration system, issues the following statement as Trump expands the Muslim ban to 6 more countries.
Asian American Organizations Denounce Deportations of over 30 Cambodian Americans at Beginning of 2020
Asian Americans Advancing Justice, Asian Prisoner Support Committee, Southeast Asia Resource Action Center, Southeast Asian Freedom Network, and Vietnamese Anti-Deportation Network strongly denounce the deportation of more than 30 Cambodian Americans.