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Among those deported was Gerson Joseph, a Florida

Among those deported was Gerson Joseph, a Florida resident for more than 20 years who is engaged to be married and has a daughter who is a U.S. citizen. Joseph, who turns 40 next week, called his lawyer, Philip Issa, on Wednesday informing him that an officer at the Krome Detention Center in southwest Miami-Dade, where he had been detained since November, informed him he would be deported in the morning.

“I want to say that I’m shocked but I’m not. I’m upset more than anything,” said Issa, an attorney with Americans for Immigrant Justice in Miami.

“Based on what I was reading about Haiti, I couldn’t imagine they could pull this flight off. I didn’t believe it until it actually happened. This administration has not given us any reason to think that it is dealing compassionately with immigrants and so I am upset. I’m disappointed because they are sending him back to a war zone. It’s catastrophic.”

Today, along with 73 other people, our client was

Today, along with 73 other people, our client was deported to Haiti.

He lived in the U.S. for 20 years and has a 7-year-old U.S. citizen daughter. It is heartless to tear apart families & communities to deport our neighbors to the current conditions in Haiti.

Given that the Biden Administration is well aware of the unsafe and dire conditions throughout the country, resuming deportation flights to Haiti is unconscionable and shameful. What will it take for our government to begin valuing Haitian lives?

#DidYouKnow immigrant workers make up a staggering

#DidYouKnow immigrant workers make up a staggering 40% of construction laborers in the US. We are immensely grateful to these essential workers, and we pledge to continue fighting for their rights to be protected and their contributions valued. #ImmigrantsAreEssential

We’re still thinking about this incredible eveni

We’re still thinking about this incredible evening of connection, inspiration, and generosity💙 Another huge thank you to everyone who joined us for our 2024 Annual Dinner!

On Tax Day, we remember that immigrants do pay tax

On Tax Day, we remember that immigrants do pay taxes and contribute significantly to our economy. Let’s debunk the false narratives and recognize the truth: immigrants are vital contributors to our society and deserve respect, not misinformation.

Nearly 50,000 people with TPS or who are TPS-eligi

Nearly 50,000 people with TPS or who are TPS-eligible work in the healthcare industry, helping boost an industry with significant labor shortages. The designation & redesignation of TPS for new and current countries can add even more workers to supply this shortage #TPSJustice

TPS is a humanitarian relief program that allows e

TPS is a humanitarian relief program that allows eligible nationals of a designated list of countries to live🏠and work👷‍♀️in the U.S. due to conditions in their country of origin making their return dangerous. Some of the associated benefits of TPS include protection from deportation, employment authorization, a social security number, and access to healthcare benefits.

But TPS is not a permanent status and does not have a pathway to citizenship, leaving TPS recipients in a state of uncertainty about their futures. Some TPS holders have lived in the U.S. for decades, but are still at risk of being deported if their country of origin’s TPS designation is terminated. We need a pathway to permanent protections for long term TPS holders and their families. #TPSjustice

Immigrant dreams fuel our nation, yet too often th

Immigrant dreams fuel our nation, yet too often their dreams remain unfulfilled. Immigrants deserve a path to legal status and citizenship. Let’s recognize their contributions and work towards a society where everyone’s dreams can thrive.

It is imperative that the U.S. government ensure t

It is imperative that the U.S. government ensure that people fleeing persecution have access to full and fair pathways to seek protection and are not returned to certain danger in Haiti. Americans for Immigrant Justice calls on the Biden Administration to take these actions immediately.

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