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August 18, 2020  |  By RCM Admin En Press Release

Over 170 Organizations Offer Blueprint to Undo Damage Wrought by Trump, Transform America’s Immigration System

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[Guadalajara, Jal. August 18, 2020] Today The Rhizome Center for Migrants joined over 170 U.S. leading immigration and advocacy organizations in releasing the 2021 Immigration Action Plan, laying out a blueprint for the next administration to restore human dignity to a system weaponized by the Trump administration, reinforce core American values, and power the economic recovery of the nation.

Reenvisioning the country’s immigration system to work in the long term will take a coordinated, clear-eyed effort that aims to benefit immigrant families in every policy initiative and discard the longstanding harsh criminalization and deportation policies that have defined many past administrations.

The plan is centered on ten concrete, actionable, and fully articulated proposals.

  • Action 1: Prioritize Equity and Harm Reduction in the Immigration System.
  • Action 2: End the Anti-Black and Discriminatory Targeting of Certain U.S. Citizens and Immigrants.
  • Action 3: Rebuild the U.S. Economy.
  • Action 4: Re-envision Leadership in the Next Administration.
  • Action 5: Decriminalize Immigration.
  • Action 6: Protect Immigrant Children, Families and Their Communities.
  • Action 7: Phase Out Immigration Jails and Fund Community-Based Case Management Programs.
  • Action 8: Establish Thriving, Rights-Respecting Borders.
  • Action 9: Reimagine the Role of the Immigration Courts.
  • Action 10: Restore the Right to Seek and Receive Protection from Persecution, Torture, and Other Serious Human Rights Violations.

These ten actions will both reverse the racism and damage of the Trump years and reshape long standing criminalization and deportation policies that have defined many past administrations. 

Our full press release here.

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Through our network of incredible volunteers, local donors, and supportive businesses, we are able to offer free help with clothing, household items, and donations to help our deported legal clients rebuild their lives with #dignity. 🏡👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🌱 Your generosity helps to ensure no one has to start over alone. Before you throw out your furniture or gently used items, consider donating them to someone in search of stability and security.🎁 Turn a house into a home. Reach out to us on Whatsapp at +52 33 2182 0836

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For those who have been following German's story, he is finally on his way to obtaining his first official government ID in 🇲🇽 —10 months after he was forced to leave the U.S. For the most vulnerable, the road to documentation is a winding road full of obstacles, but also moments of hope. We thank all state civil registry offices and civil servants who have showed German heart in this arduous journey from undocumented to documented, after deportation. Now that German is recognized as a Mexican citizen, his wife can begin her long-awaited immigration process in Mexico.📞 Si fuiste deportado y no recibiste tu acta de nacimiento por el programa, México Te Abraza, contáctanos por Whatsapp: +52 33 2182 0836

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With FRONTLINE | PBS—providing context on third country #deportations, and The Rhizome Center for Migrants' role in providing stability to asylum seekers like Jose Barco, discarded Purple Heart #veteran among the thousands now fighting for their lives in the south of Mexico.How the U.S. has historically failed immigrant veterans: www.aclusandiego.org/deported-veterans-reportIn his own words—Jose's story of resilience and survival –> english.elpais.com/usa/2026-02-23/the-expulsion-of-jose-barco-the-stateless-war-veteran-deported-…

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