Immigration Enforcement & Detention

Cambodian Deportees Listening Tour 2019 - Report Back
Join a webinar sponsored by New Breath Foundation, where we will give a brief overview of Cambodian deportations, present what we learned during our trip, and share initiatives we're working on this year to support the Cambodian deportees and their families.
January 2020
Co-Sponsored Program
Listening Tour
Source: Register Here
Program
The Move to End Detention: A Learning Lab for Funders
Join the CIII Legal Service Working Group for a leanring day on detention and removal defense.
September 2019
Group Meeting
Program
A Foundation Takes a Grassroots Approach to the Growing Border Crisis
The Marguerite Casey Foundation's recent grantmaking for the border crisis includes uplifting what the community raises as necessity, rather than what grantmakers believe is necessary.
Inside-Philanthropy-Logo: A Foundation Takes a Grassroots Approach to the Growing Border Crisis
August 2019
News Article
Source: Inside Philanthropy
News
President's Letter on Mass Shootings & Raids: Support Rapid Response and Long-term Strategies
A letter and funding recommendations from GCIR's president, Daranee Petsod, on the recent mass shootings, immigration raids, and ongoing border atrocities.
Three young men carrying a black and white poster with a mother holding her child at a protest with "Stop the Raids" banners in the background. Posted to accompany GCIR's President's Letter on Mississippi Raids: Support Rapid Response and Long-term Strategies.
August 2019
Rapid Response
News
How to Divest from Immigrant Detention: A Philanthropic Primer
Foundations can demonstrate their values and support immigrants and their communities by joining the movement to divest and reinvest.
The logos of Candide Group, Confluence Philanthropy, Edward W. Hazen Foundation, Freedom to Thrive, Grantmakers Concerned with Immigrants and Refugees, National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy, and Real Money Moves. Accompanies the joint issue brief, How to Divest from Immigrant Detention: A Philanthropic Primer.
August 2019
Funding Recommendations, Issue Brief
Resource
As the Trump Administration Seeks to Remove Families, Due-Process Questions over Rocket Dockets Abound
Since last September, the U.S. government has operated accelerated dockets in ten cities to handle the rising number of cases of families in immigration court.
Migration Policy Institute logo, which features their name spelled out under their acronym and a green logo block. Posted to accompany their commentary, As the Trump Administration Seeks to Remove Families, Due-Process Questions over Rocket Dockets Abound
July 2019
Commentary
Source: Migration Policy Institute
News
Microsoft, Dell, Concur: Here are all the tech companies doing business with ICE and how much they’re getting paid
Tech companies make millions from their work with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the government organization that’s become infamous for putting children in cages.
Vox's logo, which features their name in black script on a rectangular yellow background.
July 2019
News Article
Source: Vox
News
Open Forum: Why crossing border shouldn’t be a crime
Five reasons why decriminalizing border crossing makes legal, humanitarian and economic sense.
The San Francisco Chronicle logo, which features their name spelled out in black ornate script. Posted to accompany the commentary piece, Open Forum: Why crossing border shouldn’t be a crime.
July 2019
Source: San Francisco Chronicle
News
We can’t achieve immigration justice without gender justice, too
In recent weeks, we’ve faced an onslaught of stories about the human rights abuses being perpetrated at our southern border.
Medium logo, featuring their name in white letters on a black background. Posted to accompany the post, "We can’t achieve immigration justice without gender justice, too."
July 2019
Commentary
Source: Medium
News
State and Local Governments Opt Out of Immigrant Detention
The number of immigrants detained in the United States has increased nearly every year for 25 years.
The Center for American Progress logo, which features their name on one line above a triangular portion of an American flag.
July 2019
Blog Post
Source: Center for American Progress
News

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