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All of us, regardless of what we look like or where we were born, should feel safe at school, at the doctor’s office, or at a house of worship. Due to the Trump Administration, ICE now has free reign to arrest people in these sacred spaces, threatening their sanctity for everyone.

Orange graphic with text that says "Our Sacred Spaces Must Remain Sacred. ICE has no place in our schools, our places of worship, our hospitals, our community centers" in white, black and neon text. Justice Action Center logo on the bottom right.

Kateryna [pseudonym] fled from Ukraine and came to the United States through the humanitarian parole program, Uniting for Ukraine, once the war broke out. Now due to the Trump administration’s actions, she’s left in limbo, unable to work and provide for herself.

Tan background with text ““We kind of feel like the system plays Hunger Games with us & with our lives—like who will survive longer without food, dignity, or answers. It's like a slow, bureaucratic execution.” “Kateryna” Financial planner and Uniting for Ukraine humanitarian parole beneficiary” Justice Action Center logo in the middle bottom. Shadow, outline figure/illustration of a woman on the far, bottom, right.

If you're a class member with a pending application w/ USCIS that is paused, please let us know by emailing info@justiceactioncenter.org At a status conference (in Svitlana v. Noem), the judge expressed concern about the government’s processing and asked us to continue to monitor the situation.

Tan background with text ““[The revocation of humanitarian parole] has caused lots & lots of stress... [The processing of immigration applications] should be respected because, ultimately, we came to this country because we didn’t have any rights in ours.” “Bernardo” “Child therapist and former CHNV humanitarian parole beneficiary from Cuba” Justice Action Center logo in the middle bottom. Shadow, outline figure/illustration of a man on the far, bottom, right.

🎉GOOD NEWS: We won! A federal judge just issued a stay (pause) on the admin's use of expedited removal for individuals with parole. This affects ~ 1 million people, limiting the admin’s ability to subject people to rapid deportations without so much as a hearing. www.cnn.com/2025/08/01/p...

Judge pauses expedited deportations of migrants granted humanitarian parole | CNN Politics

A federal judge on Friday paused the Trump administration’s efforts to fast-track the deportation of migrants who legally entered the United States through humanitarian parole programs, marking a win ...

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All across the U.S., people are showing up for their hearings and sharing their information voluntarily, only to be met by ICE agents outside courthouses, arrested and removed from the U.S. without due process. We had our first hearing in court today in CHIRLA v. Noem to stop this harmful practice.

Irving, a DACA recipient from San Diego, reflects on how younger generations have been cut off from the protections DACA provided his generation, the importance of fighting for people of all statuses, and what it means to call a place home even when it hurts you.

🚨 Trump just moved to end TPS for 521,000 Haitians—forcing families back to a country the U.S. says is too dangerous to visit. “This is not just cruel—it’s state-sanctioned endangerment.” – Guerline Jozef, Executive Director of HBA

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📣💫 On this day 13 years ago, thousands of courageous immigrant youth and allies officially won the #DACA program. But despite DACA’s overwhelming success, the program’s future remains uncertain. Text HOME IS HERE to 787-57 to act today. Other ways to take action ⤵️

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