Act for Humanity: Confronting the Cruelty of ICE Corporate Detention
Introduction: The Contradiction of American Refuge As we approach World Humanitarian Day and its mandate to “Act for Humanity,” we must turn a critical eye
August 7, 2026
Introduction: The Contradiction of American Refuge As we approach World Humanitarian Day and its mandate to “Act for Humanity,” we must turn a critical eye
Introduction: The Aftermath of Incarceration On July 30, the United Nations marked the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons. In the United States, combating human
Introduction: The Moral Crisis Inside Our Borders While the United States presents itself as a global leader in human rights, thousands of asylum seekers arriving
Confronting Inequity inside Our Borders As we celebrate Nelson Mandela International Day and reflect on the call to combat poverty and inequity, we must turn
Introduction: The Contradiction of Legal Refuge The United States has long defined itself as a beacon of liberty and legal due process. Yet, for thousands
Today, June 19, 2026, the United States marks Juneteenth—a day of profound historical significance, national reflection, and vibrant celebration. Commemorating the day in 1865 when
Introduction: The Illusion of Due Process The legal right to seek asylum is protected under both United States and international law. Yet, New Americans arriving
Justice is a complex and evolving concept. It goes beyond legal systems and policies. It is deeply rooted in fairness, equity, and the lived experiences
Justice is often spoken about as an ideal. Something we all believe in, something we teach, something we advocate for. But in our experience working
Introduction: The Reality Behind Closed Doors When individuals arrive in the US and make the legal decision to apply for immigration relief, the system frequently