Immigration Enforcement & Detention
March 2019
Resource
Issue Brief
This brief analyzes challenges being erected at every stage of the U.S. asylum process and the key leverage points for philanthropy.
March 2019
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Report
This memorandum synthesizes interviews with key advocate stakeholders to identify the current challenges facing the U.S. asylum system, asylum seekers, and advocates for asylum seekers, and strategic leverage points and funding opportunities for grantmakers.
February 2019
Program
Partner Program
Join the discussion on the Los Angeles Justice Fund: Reflections on Impact and Vision for the Future.
Source: California Community Foundation , Weingart Foundation
February 2019
News
Philanthropic News
A look at a network of providers and funders, their effort to provide legal representation for all immigrants facing deporation, and the transformational impact of that representation.
Source: Inside Philanthropy
January 2019
Resource
Analysis
The Department of Homeland Security recently told Congress that “more children and families are being apprehended between the ports of entry than ever before.” In fact, President Bush’s administration apprehended more children with far fewer resources.
Source: Cato Institute
January 2019
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Talking Points
This resource contains five tips on how to discuss the border region and the broader immigration, refugee, and border policies amidst the government shutdown and other current events.
Source: The Opportunity Agenda
January 2019
Resource
Report
Human Rights First's new report analyzes the mental, physical, and legal impacts of massive overuse of immigration detention in California.
Source: Human Rights First
December 2018
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Analysis
State marijuana legalization did more to reduce marijuana smuggling than the doubling of Border Patrol agents or the construction of hundreds of miles of border fencing. As more states legalize marijuana, these trends will only accelerate.
Source: Cato Institute
October 2018
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Report
As the Trump administration continues to advance policies that further criminalize Black, Brown, and immigrant communities, the private prison and detention industry is experiencing renewed opportunities for growth.
Source: The Center for Popular Democracy, Make the Road New York, Enlace, New York Communities for Change, Strong Economy for All
October 2018
Resource
Analysis
This analysis considers the Trump administration's claims that the 2015 Flores settlement agreement led to an increase in the number of families arriving at the United States’ southwest border.
Source: Center for American Progress
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