In the wake of the Supreme Court decision leaving in tact an injunction on the expansion of deferred action programs that would’ve provided relief to approximately five million people, there is an urgent need for the current administration to take further action to improve immigration policy.
Stopping raids and other deportations is both sensible and humane. The President has unused authority to make immigration more humane during his remaining months in office.
The #Not1More Campaign, ILRC, BAJI, United We Dream, We Belong Together, the UndocuBlack Network, National Immigration Project of the National Lawyer’s Guild, National Day Laborer Organizing Network, MoveOn Civic Action, and MPower Ask that Your Organization Signs On to this Letter to the President Calling for a Moratorium on Deportations.
Dear President Obama, The current administration has the legal authority and moral responsibility to take further action to make a more just immigration system. We, the undersigned write in support of the continued call to issue a temporary moratorium on deportations for your remaining time in office. The Supreme Court decision in United States vs Texas left in place the injunction on the expansion of deferred action. It did not, however, impact the Administration’s jurisdiction or its executive power to implement, expand, reduce, or shutter the immigration enforcement programs it has invested in. While that court case proceeds, so does a deportation and enforcement crisis that requires your further action. Before the next president of the United States takes office it is imperative that you take definitive steps to put an end to inhumane practices and ensure the belonging of undocumented community members. Your Administration, particularly through the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and its various subcomponents, still has unused executive authority to stop the raids, provide relief from unjust removals, and uphold the civil, human, and labor rights of the undocumented population in the US. . In the last eight years, executive authority has dramatically expanded our nation’s deportation apparatus. We ask you to use that same authority to now make it more humane. |
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1 | 1Love Movement | Mia-lia Kiernan |
2 | Abbey of New Clairvaux | Abbot Paul Mark Schwan |
3 | Advancing Justice – Asian Law Caucus | Anoop Prasad |
4 | Alliance for Citizenship | Lupe Lopez |
5 | Allies for Knoxville\\\’s Immigrant Neighbors | M Reeves |
6 | American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee | Samer Khalaf |
7 | Arkansas United Community Coalition | Mireya Reith |
8 | Arkansas Vces for the Children Left Behind | Dee Ann Newell |
9 | Asian Americans Advancing Justice-LA | anthony ng |
10 | Asian Americans United | Alix Webb |
11 | Asian law alliance | Beatrice Pangilinan |
12 | Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance, AFL-CIO (APALA) | William Chiang |
13 | Asian Pacific Islander Legal Outreach | Leah Price |
14 | Association of Latino/as Motivating Action (ALMA) | Luis Roman |
15 | Asylum Seeker Advocacy Project (ASAP) at the Urban Justice Cente | Swapna Reddy |
16 | Auburn Seminary | Esther Merono Baro |
17 | Bilingual services | Ed Zum |
18 | Boston CISPES | Martha Guevara |
19 | BreakOUT! | Wes Ware |
20 | California Immigrant Policy Center | Jon Rodney |
21 | California Immigrant Youth Justice Alliance (CIYJA) | Edna Monroy |
22 | Carmelite Fathers | James Hinde |
23 | Casa Latina | Marcos Martinez |
24 | Casa San Jose | Sister Janice Vanderneck |
25 | Catholic Charities of the East Bay | Vanessa Manzi Pumar |
26 | Catholics in Alliance for the Common Good | Christopher Hale |
27 | Ceiba | Will Gonzalez |
28 | Center for Employment Training | Monica Limas |
29 | Center for New Community | Terri Johnson |
30 | Center for Popular Democracy | Shena Elrington |
31 | Central American Resource Center-Los Angeles | Ana Garcia |
32 | Centro Laboral de Graton | Christy Lubin |
33 | Chhaya CDC | Annetta Seecharran |
34 | Chicago Community and Workers Rights | Martin Unzueta |
35 | Chicago Jobs with Justice | Susan Hurley |
36 | Church World Service | Jen Smyers |
37 | Cleveland Jobs with Justice | Deborah Kline |
38 | Coalicion de Lideres Latinos-CLILA | America Gruner |
39 | Coalition of African Communities in Philadelphia – AFRICOM | Eric Edi |
40 | Coloradans For Immigrant Rights, a project of the AFSC | Jordan Garcia |
41 | Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition | Brendan Greene |
42 | Colorado People\’s Alliance (COPA) | Lizeth Chacon |
43 | Conference of Major Superiors of Men | Eli McCarthy |
44 | Connecticut Students for a Dream | Lucas Codognolla |
45 | Detention Watch Network | Silky Shah |
46 | DRUM – Desis Rising Up & Moving | Fahd Ahmed |
47 | Durham Association of Educators | Holly Hardin |
48 | East Bay Dreamers Clinic | Ari Jones |
49 | El CENTRO de Igualdad y Derechos | Rachel LaZar |
50 | El Centro Hispano, Inc. | Judith Montenegro |
51 | Encuentro | Andrea Plaza |
52 | Enlace | Daniel Carrillo |
53 | Equality New Mexico | Amber Royster |
54 | Familia: Trans Queer Liberation Movement | Jorge Gutierrez |
55 | Families for Freedom | Abraham Paulos |
56 | Families for Justice as Healing | Andrea James |
57 | First Focus | Wendy Cervantes |
58 | Florida Immigrant Coalition | Maria Rodriguez |
59 | Franciscan Action Network | Marie Lucey |
60 | Friends of Broward Detainees | Christine Ho |
61 | Friends of Miami-Dade Detainees | Bud Conlin |
62 | Georgia Detention Watch | Azadeh Shahshahani |
63 | Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights | Adelina Nicholls |
64 | Georgia WAND | Becky Rafter |
65 | Glenmary Home Missioners-Commission on Justice | Neil Pezzulo |
66 | Grassroots Leadership | Cristina Parker |
67 | Grupo de Apoyo e Integración Hispanoamericano | Erika Sutherland |
68 | Hippos Inc | Stanley Foster |
69 | Hispanic Health Network | Luis Scaccabarrozzi |
70 | Holy Spirit Missionary Sisters | Sr. Rose Therese Nolta |
71 | Human Agenda | Richard Hobbs |
72 | Human Rights Observation/Honduras | Gregory McCain |
73 | Immigrant Defense Project | Alisa Wellek |
74 | Immigrant Legal Resource Center | Jose Magana-Salgado |
75 | Inland Empire Immigrant Youth Coalition (IEIYC) | Mitzie Perez |
76 | ISAIAH | Catalina Morales |
77 | Jobs With Justice | Natalie Patrick-Knox |
78 | JPIC Committee of the Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia | Frances Murray |
79 | Juntos | Erika Almiron |
80 | Justice Strategies | Judy Greene |
81 | Justice, Peace and Reconciliation Commission, Priests of the Sac | Mark Peters |
82 | Kentucky Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee RIghts | Rachel Mendoza-Newton |
83 | Korean American Resource and Cultural Center | Inhe Choi |
84 | Korean Resource Center | Joon Bang |
85 | Latino Advocacy | Maru Mora Villalpando |
86 | Latino Union of Chicago | analía rodríguez |
87 | Long Island Immigrant Alliance | Luis Valenzuela |
88 | Long Island Wins | Laura Lemus |
89 | Low-Income Self-Help Center | Katherine Bock |
90 | MAIZ | Adriana Garcia |
91 | Make the Road NY | Javier Valdes |
92 | Make the Road Pa | Adanjesus Marin |
93 | Massachusetts Jobs With Justice | Russ Davis |
94 | Metro Atlanta DSA | Milton Tambor |
95 | Michigan Indígena Chicanx Community Alliance (MICCA) | Angelica De Jesus |
96 | Migrant Justice / Justicia Migrante | Will Lambek |
97 | Mijente | B. Loewe |
98 | Movement of Immigrant Leaders on Pennsylvania | Desi Burnette |
99 | Ms. | Mary Jane Solis |
100 | National Advocates for Pregnant Women | Lynn Paltrow |
101 | National Asian Pacific American Women\’s Forum | Leng Leng Chancey |
102 | National Education Association | Corey Williams |
103 | National Immigration Law Center | Shiu-Ming Cheer |
104 | National Justice for Our Neighbors | Rob Rutland-Brown |
105 | National Korean American Service and Eduacation Consortium | Dae Joong Yoon |
106 | Nationalities Service Center | Steven Larin |
107 | New Orleans\’ Congress of Day Laborers | Fernando Lopez |
108 | New Sanctuary Movement of Philadelphia | Peter Pedemonti |
109 | New Sanctuary Movement of Philadelphia | Blanca Pacheco |
110 | New York Immigration Coalition | Francis Madi |
111 | NW Resistance | Naomi Strand |
112 | One Arizona | pita juarez |
113 | OneAmerica | Rich Stolz |
114 | Orange County Immigrant Youth United | Faby Jacome |
115 | Orange County Immigrant Youth United | Hairo Cortes |
116 | Pangea Legal Services | Ande Stone |
117 | PASO – West Suburban Action Project | Mony Ruiz-Velasco |
118 | Pennsylvania Immigration and Citizenship Coalition | Sundrop Carter |
119 | PICO National Network | Eddie Carmona |
120 | Providence Youth Student Movement | Sarath Suong |
121 | Provincial Council of the Clerics of St. Viator (Viatorians) | Michael Gosch |
122 | Puentes: Advocacy, Counseling & Education | Maria-Jose Soerens |
123 | Queer Detainee Empowerment Project | Jamila Hammami |
124 | Racial Justice Action Center | Xochitl Bervera |
125 | Raging granniy | Esmat Baradar |
126 | Red Mexicana de Lideres y Organizaciones Migrantes | Angela Sanbrano |
127 | Redwood Justice Fund | Tanya Brannan |
128 | Reformed Church of Highland Park | Jean Stockdale |
129 | Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services (R | Amy Fischer |
130 | Santa Maria de la Vid Abbey | Joel Garner |
131 | Services, Immigrant Rights, and Education Network (SIREN) | Priya Murthy |
132 | Sister of St Francis | Maria Orlandini |
133 | Sisters of Mercy of the Americas | Marianne Comfort |
134 | Sisters of St. Francis | Ppatricia Millen |
135 | Sisters of St. Francis of the Neumann Communities | Louise Alff |
136 | Somos Mayfair | Camille Llanes-Fontanilla |
137 | South Asian Americans Leading Together | Lakshmi Sridaran |
138 | Southeast Asia Resource Action Center (SEARAC) | Katrina Mariategue |
139 | Southerners On New Ground | Paulina Helm-Hernandez |
140 | St Joseph Valley Project Jobs with Justice | Joseph Carbone |
141 | St Simon Stock St Joseph | Nelson Belizario |
142 | Standing on the Side of Love | Nora Rasman |
143 | Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition | Stephanie Teatro |
144 | UndocuBlack Network | Jamie Richards |
145 | Unidad Latina en Acción NJ | Jorge Torres |
146 | Unitarian Universalist Association | Susan Leslie |
147 | Unitarian Universalist Service Committee | Hannah Hafter |
148 | United Action of Connecticut | Grace Montesi |
149 | University of San Francisco Immigration and Deportation Defense | Bill Hing |
150 | VietLEAD | Nancy NGUYEN |
151 | Voces de la Frontera | Christine Neumann-Ortiz |
152 | Voz Hispana Cambio Comunitario | Alejandra Lily |
153 | Wayside Center for Popular Education | Carolina Bautista |
154 | WeCount! | Jonathan Fried |
155 | Wilco Justice Alliance (Williamson County, TX) | Jane Leatherman Van Praag, President |
156 | Witness for Peace | John Walsh |
157 | Women Watch Afrika, Inc. | Glory Kilanko |
158 | Workers Defense Project | Sam Robles |
159 | Xaverian Brothers | Bro. Jerry O\’Leary |
NotOneMoreDeportation.com is a campaign made of individuals, organizations, artists, and allies to expose, confront, and overcome unjust immigration laws.
As the immigration debate continues, #Not1More enters the discussion from the place that touches people in concrete ways and can offer tangible relief. By collectively challenging unfair deportations and unjust policy through organizing, art, legislation, and action, we aim to reverse criminalization, build migrant power, and create immigration policies based on principles of inclusion.
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