Stand in solidarity with us as we fight to #BringAdrianHome from Barbados so that he can receive the medical treatment he needs and reunite him with his family members in the US!

Robert Panton, a Black man from Harlem, has lived in the United States for 50 years. He is a devoted father, grandfather, and respected role model.

Stand in solidarity with us as we fight against his deportation. After years of harsh sentences, Robert deserves to remain in the U.S. and be with his family and community.

Stand in solidarity with us as we fight to free Michael Santiago after serving 26 years behind bars. After years of rehabilitation, Michael deserves to have the opportunity to be granted Clemency and reunited with his family.

Garfield is a father, husband, and activist who has lived in the US for 30 years. After months of advocacy, he has finally been released from the Krome Detention Center and reunited with his family in NYC.

Help us keep him home with his family and community!

George was born in Jamaica and has lived in the United States for 39 years.

He is currently at risk of deportation and we need your help to #KeepGeorgeHome

Robert (Bobby) Benoit is an United States citizen who has been unable to travel back home from Jamaica since the year 2020.

We need your help to #BringBobbyHome

Wayne immigrated to the US at the age of 13 and was wrongfully convicted of a violent crime when he was 17 years old.

He was detained by ICE after getting released from prison in April 2022, we need your help to free Wayne Gardine from detention and deportation. On Nov 27, 2023, he is finally exonerated.

Biden campaigned on a promise of reducing detention & ending private prisons, but the number of people in immigration detention has *increased* since he took office.

The #NewWayForwardAct would end mandatory detention & for-profit detention.

Clemency Justice Act

Our coalition demands a more transparent and accountable clemency process, and for the Governor to boldly exercise this power to free our people from deportation and incarceration.

Campaign to keep father, husband, and activist Jean Montrevil home

The threat of a coronavirus outbreak at immigration detention facilities is imminent. People locked up in immigration detention are extremely vulnerable to the spread of infectious disease due to their deprivation of liberty, deteriorating health while in detention, and the track record of fatally flawed medical care in Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection’s (CBP) custody.