New York, NY - Over 50 people gathered on January 18, in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. The crowd rallied at the 125th Street and Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard in Harlem, a neighborhood that has had a long history of Black revolutionary organizing.
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The Women’s & Gender Studies Program presented its annual Symposium recently to a packed house in the Ackerson Hall Dean’s Lounge. The event, titled “Democracy for Whom?” was held in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of Women’s suffrage in the U.S.
Bristol County Sheriff Thomas Hodgson, who once offered prisoners at his jails as laborers to build the border wall, is one of many sheriffs who partners with the agency.
The lawsuit — filed by the New York University Immigrant Rights Clinic — argues that Mr. Montrevil’s deportation should be reversed because ICE targeted him in retaliation for his activism in violation of the First Amendment.
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Jani Cauthen, Jean's ex-wife, with their children, Jamya, 12, and Jahsiah, 16. Hopeful for Jean Montrevil to receive a pardon for his misdemeanor offense, and reverse his deportation—the launching of the campaign to Bring Jean Home. (Photos by Tequila Minsky)
After Wendy Dowe underwent surgery in ICE custody, a radiologist’s report described her uterus as being a healthy size, not swollen with enlarged masses and cysts, as the doctor had written in his notes. (MARINA BURNEL/NYT)
WASHINGTON – Cameroon American Council, Freedom for Immigrants, Louisiana Advocates for Immigrants in Detention, Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), Detention Watch Network (DWN), Natchez Network, Haitian Bridge Alliance, and Families for Freedom together filed a multi-individual compla
Amnesty International USA calls upon the Trump administration to refrain from deporting people to Cameroon, as the administration schedules deportations this week from Alexandria Airport in Louisiana.
Cameroonian asylum seekers said to be one day away from deportation back to the oppression they fled
In this photo from Friday, Aug. 14, protesters supported by New Orleans Workers Group march in support of African asylum seekers -- many of them from Cameroon -- who've been conducting hunger strike at the Pine Prairie ICE Procession Center in Evangeline Parish.