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Fact or fiction: Noncitizens and elections
The false narrative that noncitizens have been impacting elections has been circulating for over 100 years. Get the facts.
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The promise of the 1951 Refugee Convention
In 1951, leaders worldwide agreed on a fundamental question of our humanity: what do we owe to people forced across borders by violence?
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Fact or fiction: Immigration and the economy
Despite what you may hear in the news, the data does not support the claims that immigrants are bad for the economy. Find out why.
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What is ICE, and have they always been so aggressive?
What is the history of ICE in America? In this explainer, we have answers to your most frequently asked questions about ICE.
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10 Books to read for AAPI Heritage Month
In honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Acacia Center for Justice staff are sharing some of our favorite books by Asian American writers who explore the broad tapestry of…
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Know your rights if you encounter ICE
Everyone has rights under the U.S. Constitution. Know your rights if you see ICE outside your home, school, or in the street.
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When Every Door Closes: The New Barriers to Due Process in Immigration Court
How routine immigration court decisions are increasingly shaped by fear, procedural barriers, detention, and paper-only denials that prevent asylum seekers from receiving meaningful due process.
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Fact or fiction? Immigrants and crime
Stay informed about immigration and crime statistics. This article addresses common fears and misconceptions with factual information.
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Community alert for people representing themselves in immigrant court
This is what people representing themselves in immigration court should know to avoid missing a hearing.