I am human, and I bleed the same color as everyone else

Roberto Carreiro has been detained for 18 months in Plymouth, Massachusetts

What You Need To Know About #WhereAreTheChildren

The separation of families and the government “losing track” of immigrant children are two separate issues but part of the same problem: our broken…

“I am The Legal Guardian of 1,029 Children.” Nora Sandigo shelters the children of undocumented parents in deportation proceedings.

We are being treated differently. We only want to be treated with respect.

Two women’s testimonies and a complaint with 27 signatures reveal a pattern of abusive conditions at the West County Detention…

My husband is still in shock. And afraid — both for himself and for us.

Fernando Carrillo came to the U.S. in 2002. He trained to become a cable TV installer. He worked hard, got married. He had children…

Here, it’s all concrete — walls and floors. We never get to see outside, the sun, grass or anything

Hugo Mejia was detained at the Rio Consumnes Correctional Center in California

Ahmed’s Story

Ahmed has been imprisoned in three detention centers in Florida since September of 2014

In Tijuana, Deep Need Meets Radical Hope

Meet the people working tirelessly in Tijuana to bring sustenance, support, and hope to migrants

We are the Mendozas. We are not Victims. We are Survivors of the US Government.

by Jasmine Mendoza

I fought for my country — and got deported.

Miguel Perez’ story made headlines earlier this year when the decorated U.S. Army veteran and legal permanent resident was deported to Mexico. Perez, who served two tours of duty in Afghanistan and suffers from PTSD, moved to the U.S. as a child. He was…