Take Action: Urge the 119th Congress to Stand With Refugees and Immigrants


November 10, 2026

During the midterm elections, Americans soundly rejected the anti-immigrant policies put forward by this administration and this Congress. Exit polls show voters supported redirecting funds from ICE and restoring pathways to protection for those fleeing persecution. The 119th Congress only has a few weeks left to legislate, but there are still ways our elected officials can hold the Trump administration …

Take Action: Urge Your Elected Leaders to Restore Refugee Resettlement and Sponsorship


November 2, 2026

CONTACT YOUR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS Using the tool above, you can send an email to your federal elected officials. Sample Email: My name is [insert name], and as your constituent from [City/Town] and a [person of faith/refugee/participant in the Welcome Corps program/member of my community], I urge you to press for an end to the refugee ban, protect resettled refugees, …

Take Action: Demand Accountability and Guardrails as Trump Administration Subjects Growing Numbers of People to Rights Violations in Immigration Detention


October 19, 2026

Right now, tens of thousands of people across the United States are in immigration detention, where rights violations are rampant, and the Trump administration is signaling that it intends to accelerate its detention and deportation campaign. “We came here hoping to find safety,” said 45 men who are detained in Folkston, Georgia in an open letter. “Instead we found ourselves …

Take Action: Defend Refugees as Trump Administration Targets Them for Deportation


October 14, 2026

The Trump administration continues to target refugees and is ramping up its attacks. Starting today, the administration will pursue stripping resettled refugees of their status and giving them as little as ten days notice to defend themselves. This change will inevitably result in New Americans losing their lawful status and being funneled toward deportation.  Refugees come to the U.S. after …

TAKE ACTION: Demand Justice and Accountability After ICE Shootings


September 21, 2026

On July 7, Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a Houston resident and father, was fatally shot by federal immigration agents in the city’s East End. Just days later, ICE fatally shot another man, Johan Sebastián, in Biddeford, Maine. On September 20, an ICE officer shot Wilber Rafael Garces Perez as he was making a DoorDash delivery — one of at least two …

Take Action: Urge Your Elected Leaders to Fight for Refugees Ahead of Upcoming Presidential Determination on Refugee Admissions


September 15, 2026

Background Stranded overseas: The Trump administration’s indefinite refugee ban remains in place, stranding over 100,000 refugees fleeing persecution around the world who were conditionally approved for resettlement before the ban took effect.  These stranded refugees, many of whom have gone through years of vetting and screening, include: Nearly 15,000 Iranians fleeing religious persecution in the Lautenberg Program pipeline Hundreds of …

Protect Immigrant Children: Urge Congress to Demand Safety and Due Process


September 9, 2026

In August 2026, a boy named Diego was forced to represent himself in immigration court. “I don’t know how to do it,” he explained, referring to an asylum application that must be filled out in English. The judge told him, “I can’t help you.”    In recent months, the Trump administration has ramped up its efforts to detain and deport …

Urge Your Members of Congress to Pass the Protecting Sensitive Locations Act


August 10, 2026

Right now, there are no policies in place to prevent federal immigration enforcement agents from deliberately targeting spaces that represent key pillars of civic, religious, and community life. The threat of immigration enforcement at “sensitive locations” – such as houses of worship, schools, hospitals, courthouses, food pantries, and places where people receive essential services – is preventing refugees and immigrants …

Urge Congress to Support Legal Representation for Immigrant Children


August 6, 2026

Today, unaccompanied children are being detained and deported at three times the rate as they were under the first Trump administration. Those without attorneys face an extremely high risk of deportation compared to those with legal representation. Children as young as 2-years-old, many of whom do not speak English, have been forced to represent themselves in immigration hearings across the …

Take Action for Immigrants and Refugees During the 2026 August Recess


July 28, 2026

Each August, members of Congress go on “recess,” returning to their home states and districts. Members of both the House of Representatives and the Senate use these periods to engage with constituents, hold town halls and public events, and conduct in-district meetings. This August recess is particularly important as many members are campaigning for re-election. The 2026 August recess is …