News & Commentary

Immigrant communities are often asked to “get right with the law,” but is the law right in the first place? That’s what our guest Alina Das asks in her new book No Justice in the Shadows. She taps her experience as the daughter of immigrants and as an immigration attorney to ask whether...

It's time that we abolish the doctrine and begin funneling resources away from law enforcement and into community services.

By April Rodriguez

The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to reinstate an FDA restriction on medication for early abortion that disproportionately harms...

By Rachel Reeves

Tech companies provide access to the sensitive personal information used to destroy communities and undermine the rights that we work every day to...

By Vasudha Talla

Millions have poured onto the streets to yell “Black Lives Matter.” Advocates from Black immigrant communities say that should include theirs...

By Ashoka Mukpo

As the COVID-19 pandemic stretches on, people across the country face the economic devastation left in its wake. Along with staggering unemployment numbers, millions of renters now face eviction — a situation made even more dire by the global health crisis. Congress responded by instating an...

Scott Clements, a lifelong New Jerseyan, is fighting to save the life of his brother Brian, who faces a heightened risk of contracting COVID-19 in...

By Scott Clements

In spite of the CDC's partial moratorium on evictions, tenants nationwide remain vulnerable.

By ACLU

Law enforcement officers have used sharpshooters to maim people, swept protesters away in unmarked cars, and brutally attacked journalists, legal...

By Abdullah Hasan

State politicians passed a law compelling doctors to knowingly mislead their patients, in violation of both of their constitutional rights — the...

By Andrew Beck