Who is opposing deportation and trying to thwart ICE? This list includes groups as well as a big list of sanctuary cities.
ICE Out of LA Buddies
American Civil Liberties Union-Southern California (ACLU-SC)
Asian Americans Advancing Justice – Los Angeles (AAAJ-LA)
ASPIRE-LA
California Immigrant Policy Center (CIPC)
California Immigrant Youth Justice Alliance (CIYJA)
Californians United for a Responsible Budget (CURB)
Central American Resource Center (CARECEN)
Community Labor Environmental Action Network (CLEAN) Carwash Campaign
Dignity and Power Now
Dream Team Los Angeles (DTLA)
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Familia: Trans Queer Liberation Movement
Garment Worker Center
Immigrant Youth Coalition (IYC)
Koreatown Immigrant Workers Alliance (KIWA)
LA Voice, member PICO National Network
Los Angeles Immigrant Youth Coalition (LA-IYC)
Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF)
National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON)
National Immigration Law Center (NILC)
San Gabriel Valley Immigrant Youth Coalition (SGV-IYC)
UCLA Labor Center
Youth Justice Coalition
Source: http://iceoutofla.org/en/about-us/
Georgia Guys Against ICE
State Senator Vincent Fort
State Representative Pedro Marin
State Representative Dewey McClain, President, Atlanta-North Georgia Labor Council
State Senator Nan Orrock
Fulton County Commissioner Marvin Arrington, Jr.
Fulton County Commissioner Joan Garner
Atlanta City Councilman Kwanza Hall
Misty Novitch, Co-Founder, Activists Recruiting Organizing and Mentoring in Atlanta (AROMA)
Stephanie Cho, Interim Executive Director, Asian Americans Advancing Justice – Atlanta
Anton Flores, Co-Founder, Alterna
Kamau Franklin, South Regional Director, American Friends Service Committee
Tim Franzen, Atlanta Economic Justice Program Director, American Friends Service Committee
Neil Sardana, Organizer, Atlanta Jobs with Justice
Rev. Dr. James D. Rissler, Pastor, Atlanta Mennonite Fellowship
David Rensberger and Sharon Rensberger, Atlanta Mennonite Fellowship
Al Herman, Chair, Atlanta Move to Amend
Catherine Arey, Atlantans Building Leadership for Empowerment
Janine Brown, Atlantans Building Leadership for Empowerment
Leon Clymore, Atlantans Building Leadership for Empowerment
Ev Howe, Atlantans Building Leadership for Empowerment
Sharlyn Menard, Atlantans Building Leadership for Empowerment
Valdor Ross, Atlantans Building Leadership for Empowerment
Jardyn Lake, Southeast Organizer, Black Alliance for Just Immigration (BAJI)
Rich Pellegrino, Cobb Immigrant Alliance
America Gruner, President, Coalición de Lideres Latinos –CLILA
Rabbi Joshua Lesser, Congregation Bet Haverim
Rev. Jeff Jones, Minister, Emerson Unitarian Universalist Congregation, Marietta
Charlie Fleming, President, Georgia AFL-CIO
Adelina Nicholls, Executive Director, Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights (GLAHR)
Kevin Caron, Steering Committee, Georgia Peace and Justice Coalition
Bob Goodman, Steering Committee, Georgia Peace and Justice Coalition
Dianne Mathiowetz, Steering Committee, Georgia Peace and Justice Coalition
Kevin Moran, Steering Committee, Georgia Peace and Justice Coalition
Jim Skillman, Steering Committee, Georgia Peace and Justice Coalition
Becky D. Rafter, Executive Director, Georgia WAND
Ilise Cohen, Chapter Leader, Jewish Voice for Peace
Milt Tambor, Chair, Metro Atlanta Democratic Socialists of America
Katherine Dunn and Sarah Stein, Co-Chairs, National Lawyers Guild Georgia Chapter
Dorothy Foster, Coordinator, North Georgia Immigrant Justice
Carol Adams, Oakhurst Baptist Church
Laveta Hilton, Oakhurst Baptist Church
Laura Johnson, Oakhurst Baptist Church
Leah Lonsbury, Oakhurst Baptist Church
Emery Wright and Stephanie Guilloud, Co-Directors, Project South
Azadeh Shahshahani, Legal & Advocacy Director, Project South
Xochitl Bervera, Co-Director, Racial Justice Action Center
Mónica Hernández, Regional Coordinator, Southeast Immigrant Rights Network (SEIRN)
Paulina Helm-Hernández, Co-Director, Southerners On New Ground / S.O.N.G.
Rev Jan Taddeo, Minister, Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Gwinnett
JoAnn Weiss, Social Justice Chairperson, Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Gwinnett
Glory Kilanko, Director & CEO, Women Watch Afrika, Inc.
Source: http://www.notonemoredeportation.com/2016/02/08/georgia-condemns-ice-raids/
ICE Out of NC Buddies
Action NC
American Friend Service Committee (AFSC)
Association of Mexicans in North Carolina (AMEXCAN)
Campaign for Southern Equality
Center for Employment & Leadership (CEL)
Comité Popular de Asheville por la Justicia Social
Comité Popular Somos Raleigh
Compañeros Inmigrantes de la Montaña en Acción (CIMA)
Durham Solidarity Center
Eastern North Carolina Latin-American Coalition (ENCLACO)
El Centro Hispano
El Pueblo, Inc.
El Vinculo Hispano / Hispanic Liaison
FaithAction International House
Fairness Alamance
Hendfact
Immigrant Rights Working Group of Guilford County
Immigrant Solidarity Committee
Latin American Coalition
Latino Advocacy Coalition (El Centro of Henderson County)
Latino Commission on AIDS
National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON)
Newell Latino Ministry
North Carolina Justice Center
Nuestro Centro
Southeast Asian Coalition
Southeast Immigrant Rights Network (SEIRN)
Southerners on New Ground (SONG)
Southern Vision Alliance
Student Action with Farmworkers (SAF)
Rise Up for $15
United We Dream
Wake Forest School of Medicine
We Belong Together
Witness for Peace Southeast
Source: https://form.jotform.com/61116057928154
ICE Out of Dallas Buddies
Texas Organizing Project (TOP), North Texas Dream Team (affiliate of United We Dream), Pueblo Sin Fronteras (affiliate of the National Day Laborer Organizing Network, NDLON), En Pie De Lucha, Dallas AFL-CIO, Mi Familia Vota, Proyecto Inmigrante, Arlington Proyecto Unido/Unity Project, Workers Defense Project, Iron-Workers Union, Workers United, LULAC
Stop the Checkpoints Buddies
Familias Unidas por la Justicia
Skagit Immigrant Rights Council
Source: http://www.stopthecheckpoints.com/links-allies/
Georgia Not 1 More Coalition Buddies
Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights (GLAHR), Southerners On New Ground (SONG), Project South, Atlanta Jobs with Justice, US Human Rights Network, Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), Georgia WAND, Racial Action Justice Center, coalicion de lideres latinos-CLILA, National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON), Southeastern Immigrant Rights Network (SEIRN), Women Watch Afrika, Metro Atlanta Democratic Socialists of America, Georgia Detention Watch, GA Moral Mondays, and American Friends Service Committee – Atlanta
Source: http://www.notonemoredeportation.com/2016/02/08/georgia-condemns-ice-raids/
ICE Out of NJ Buddies
ACLU of NJ
American Friends Service Committee
Anakbayan-NJ
Casa Freehold
Faith in New Jersey
Filipino Worker Organizing Project
First Friends of NJ/NY
ICE Free NJ Campaign
Make the Road NJ
NJ Alliance for Immigrant Justice
NJ Communities United
NJ Policy Perspective
NJ Youth for Immigrant Liberation
New Labor
Unidad Latina en Acción NJ
US Department of Arts and Culture
Wind of the Spirit
ICE –Free NYC Buddies
ABNY
Black Alliance for Just Immigration
CAAAV Organizing Asian Communities
Campaign to End the New Jim Crow
Deep Roots United Front
International Social Organization – NY
New York State Youth Leadership Council
Queer Detainee Empowerment Project
Revolutionary Student Coordinating Committee
The International Youth Association
Source: http://icefreenyc.com/about-us-2/
New York Guys Against Deportation
Action for a Progressive Pakistan
Adhikaar
African Services Committee
American Immigration Lawyers AssociationNY
Chapter
Arab American Association of New York
Asian American Legal Defense and
Education Fund
Barack Obama Democratic Club of Northern
Manhattan
Breakthrough
Casa Esperanza
Center for Constitutional Rights
Central American Legal Assistance
Centro Altagracia de Fe y Justicia
Centro del Inmigrante
Civil Rights for Immigrants Team of
Alliance of Communities Transforming
Syracuse
Coalition for Economic Justice, Buffalo, NY
Coalition for the Homeless
Committee Against Anti-Asian Violence
Council of African Imams
Council of Peoples Organization
Council on American-Islamic Relations:
New York
Criminal Defense Immigration Project, New
York State Defenders Association
DAMAYAN Migrant Workers Association
Desis Rising Up and Moving
Domestic Workers United
Ecuadorian International Center
Families for Freedom
Farmworker Legal Services of NY
Fifth Avenue Committee
Greater New York Labor-Religion Coalition
Hispanic Resource Center of Larchmont &
Mamaroneck
Hudson Valley Community Coalition
Imams Salihou Djabi and Souleymane
Konate
Immigrant Defense Project
Immigrant Legal Resource Center
Immigration Equality
Immigration Justice Clinic, Benjamin N.
Cardozo School of Law
International Institute of Buffalo
International Organization for Adolescents
La Union
Latin American Workers Project
Long Island Immigrant Alliance
Long Island Jobs with Justice
LULAC Syracuse Chapter
Make the Road New York
Migrant Support Services of Wayne County
MinKwon Center
Muslim Consultative Network
New Agenda for Broad Immigration Reform
New Immigrant Community Empowerment
New Sanctuary Coalition of New York City
New York Anti-Trafficking Network
New York Jobs with Justice
New York Civil Liberties Union
Suspend S-Comm
New York Civil Liberties Union Capital
Region Chapter
New York Civil Liberties Union Lower
Hudson Valley Chapter
New York Civil Liberties Union Nassau
County Chapter
New York Civil Liberties Union Suffolk
County Chapter
New York Immigration Coalition
Northern Manhattan Coalition for Immigrant
Rights
Northwest Bronx Community and Clergy
Coalition
The Opportunity Agenda
Pakistan Solidarity Network
Peekskill Area Pastors Association
Queens Community House
Rockland Immigration Coalition
Safe Horizon
SEIU 32BJ
Sex Workers Organizing Project – New York
City
Society of Jesus (Jesuits), New York
Province
South Asia Solidarity Initiative
Streetwise & Safe
UAW Region 9A
Upstate New York Detention Taskforce
United Neighborhood Houses
Urban Justice Center
Violence Intervention Program, Inc.
Wayne Action for Racial
Equality
Westchester Community Opportunity
Program
Westchester Hispanic Coalition
Workplace Project
Workers Rights Law Center
Youth Ministries for Peace and Justice
Source: https://newyorkagainstdeportation.files.wordpress.com/2011/05/s-comm-final-rescind-moa-2011-0411.pdf
State Rep Bad Guys
Source: https://newyorkagainstdeportation.files.wordpress.com/2011/08/scomm-moa-letter-to-gov-cuomo-6111.pdf
NYS Interfaith Network for Immigration Reform
Lisa Sharon Harper
Executive Director
New
York Faith & Justice
Co
–
Chair, New York State
Interfaith Network for
Immigration Reform
New York, NY
Diane Steinman
Co
–
Chair, New York State Interfaith
Network for Immigration Reform
New York, NY
Adam G L Bartholomew
Church of the Ascension
Mt. Vernon, NY
Adem Carroll
Muslim Consultative Network
New York, NY
Afton Branche
Immigration Policy Analyst
Drum Major Institute for Public
Policy
New York, NY
Sister Alice Maureen Darragh, SC
St. Peter Convent
Yonkers, NY
Alvarenga Silva
Brazilian Catholic Community
New York, NY
Ana Lourdes
Brazilian Catholic Community
New York, NY
Andrea Pastor
AJC
New York, NY
Anna Berg
New York, NY
Rev. Geo. Anthony Hoeltzel
Holy Cross Church
Yonkers, NY
Anthony M Carrozzo, O.F.M.
St Francis Church
& Friary
New York, NY
Rev. Dr. Anthony P. Johnson
The Community Church
New York, NY
Belinda Luscombe
All Angels Church
New York, NY
Rev. Wm. Blake Rider
Rector
Christ Episcopal Church
Poughkeepsie, NY
Cara Ryan
Master’s Candidate, NYU
University
Grad. School of Arts &
Sciences
Queens, NY
Carol A. Barnes SC
Sisters of Charity
New York, NY
Carol Barton
United Methodist Women
Immigrant/Civil Rights Initiative
New York, NY
Carol DeAngelo, SC
Ardsley, NY
Rev. Dr. Carolyn L. Stapleton
United
Methodist
Brooklyn, NY
Rev. Cass L. Shaw
General Presbyter
Albany Presbytery
Albany, NY
Charlene Obernauer
Executive Director
Long Island Jobs with Justice /
multi
–
faith
Hauppauge, NY
Rev. Charles H. Straut, Jr., DMin
NY Annual Conference of the
United Methodist Church
Brooklyn, NY
Sister Charlotte Raftery
Sisters of Charity
New York, NY
Charmaine Ruddock
Bronx Health REACH
The Institute for Family Health
New York, New York
Rev. Chloe Breyer
Executive
Director
The Interfaith Center of New York
New York, NY
Sr. Claire Regan
Sisters of Charity of New York
New York, NY
Cyrus McGoldrick
Civil Rights Manager
Council on American
–
Islamic
Relations
New York, NY
Deborah C. Jenkins
New York Annual
Conference
United Methodist
Women
Brooklyn,NY
Sr.
Dolores M. Mitch M.M.
Maryknoll Sisters
Maryknoll, NY
Sr. Dorothy Metz
Sisters of Charity of New York
New York, NY
Rev. Douglas P. Cunningham
New Day United Methodist Church
Bronx, NY
Rev. Elice Higginbotham
United Church of Christ
New York, NY
Sr.
Elizabeth Butler
Sisters of Charity of New York
New York, NY
Ellen Greeley
Temple Israel of Northern
Westchester, Social Justice
Committee (Jewish)
New York, NY
Emily Klukas
CBA Specialist
Hands United/Manos Unidas
Latino Commission on AIDS Elmhurst,
Queens
Rev. Erika K. Meyer
Rector
Church of the Good Shepherd
New York City, NY
Florence
Laufer
Migration
&
Integration
/
Strategic
Partnerships
United
Nations
Alliance
of
Civilizat
ions
New York, NY
Sister Florence Mallon, SC
New York, NY
Rev.
Frances Twiggs
Rector
St. John’s Episcopal Church,
New City, NY
Gail Golden
Co
–
Chair
Rockland Immigration Coalition
New City NY
Gary Wiley
Grace Trinity Church
New York, NY
Geraldine Hanley, SC
New York, NY
Pastor Gilford T. Monrose
Mt Zion Church of
God (7th Day)
New York, NY
Rev. Dr. Gordon AR Edwards, PhD,
PsyD, LMFT, LP
Sr. Pastor Calvary United Methodist
Church
Bronx, NY
Grace Goodman
Judson Memorial Church
New Sanctuary Coalition
New York, NY
Sister Grace Troisi, ED.D.
Bronx, NY
Rev. Hector Lap
orta
Fourth Avenue United Methodist
Church
Brooklyn, NY
Rev. Herbert Miller
Park Slope United Methodist
Church
Brooklyn, NY
Rev. Hermon Darden
Pastor
First United Methodist Church
Mt.Vernon, NY
Hesham El
–
Meligy
Muslim Interfaith and Community
Leader
Staten Island, NY
Ilana Ofgang
Legal Fellow
UNITED SIKHS
New York, NY
Iyalorisa Oseye Mchawi
Executive Director
Omo Obatala Egbe, Inc.
Brooklyn, NY
Jane Rubio
Metro Hope
New York, NY
Jane Treuhold
Chair Immigration Task Force,
Judson Memorial Church
New York, NY
Sr. Jean Bocian SC
Yonkers, NY
Sister Jean Flannelly, SC, MTS, PhD,
Sisters of Charity
Douglaston, New York
Rev. Jeff Wells
Chairperson
Board of Church and Society
New York, NY
Jo Renee Fine
New York, NY
Rev. John Collins
Memorial United
Methodist Church
New York, NY
Rev. John F. Backe
Fordham Lutheran Church
Bronx NY
Fr. John Mendonca
Our Lady of the Angelus Parish
New York, NY
Father John P. Duffell
Pastor
The Church of the Ascension
New York, NY
Rev. John R. Long, DD
First
Presbyterian Church, Buffalo
Buffalo, NY
Josefa Castro
Catholic Charities Brooklyn &
Queens
Astoria, NY
Joyce Willis
Executive Director
The Havens Relief Fund Society
New York, NY
Sister Judith Garson
Society of the Sacred Heart
New York, NY
Kate Spauld
ing
Administrative Manager
New York, NY
Rev. Dr. Katharine Henderson
President, Auburn Theological
Seminary
New York, NY
Sr. Kathleen Aucoin
Sisters of Charity of New York
New York, NY
Rev. Krystin Granberg
Broadway Presbyterian Church
New York, NY
Laurin Raiken
Associate Professor, Director
Gallatin School of Individualized
Study
New York, NY
Lily Butler
Interfaith Chaplain
SCNY
Bronx, NY
Rev. Linda Bartholomew
Associate Rector
Grace Church
New York, NY
Linda Thompson
Lay Leader
First United
Methodist Church
Amityville, NY
Sr. Maggie Kelly,SC
Sisters of Charity
Bronx, NY
Marcia O Bent
UMW St. John’s UMC
New York, NY
Sister Maria Iglesias
Sisters of Charity of New York
Nanuet, NY
Marilyn C. Wakefield
Reservoir United Methodist
Church
West
Hurley, NY
Sr. Marion Hunt
Sisters of Charity of New York
New York, NY
Chaplain Mark Callender
Brooklyn, NY
Rev. Mark E Marsh
Pastor
Victoria Congregational Church
Jamaica, NY
Rev. Mark C. Hallinan, S.J.
Society of Jesus, NY Province
New York, NY
Marlene Altman
AJC
New York, NY
Martha Gallahue
National Ethical Service
New York, NY
Sr. Mary Ann Garisto
Sisters of Charity of New York
New York, NY
Mary Ellen Kris
Lay Leader
Park Avenue United Methodist
Church
New York, NY
Sr. Mary Ellen O’Boyle
Sister of Charity of New York
New York, NY
Sr. Mary Nerney
Congregation of Notre Dame
New York, NY
Maxine Phillips
Judson Memorial Church
New York, NY
Michael Carnevale, OFM
Catholic Charities of NYC
New York, NY
Michael Ellick
Judson Memorial Church
New York, New York
Rabbi Michael Feinberg
Greater New York Labor
–
Religion
Coalition
New York, NY
Bishop Michael J. Champion
Peekskill Area Pastors Assc
Peekskill, NY
Michele Burger
New York, NY
Ms. Diane Mason
Unitarian Universalist
Community Church of
NY
New York, NY
Nancy Zukowski,
Lake Ronkonkoma United
Methodist Church
New York Annual Conference,
Board of Church and Society
Medford, NY
Fr Nelson a belizario o.carm
New York, NY
Rev. Noel Koestline
Southold, NY
Paige Churchman
Brooklyn, NY
Sister Patricia Noone
Bronx, NY
Sr. Patricia Walsh
Sisters of Charity of New York
New York, NY
Ratan Barua
President
Bangladesh Hindu Buddhist
Christian
Unity Council Of USA
New York, NY
Sister Regina Bechtle
Sisters of Charity of New York
Bronx, NY
Sr.
Regina Murphy
Sisters of Charity
Bronx, NY
Sister Rita Nowatzki,SC
NY, NY
Rev. Robert B. Coleman
The Riverside Church
New York
Robert D. Adams
Unitarian Universalist Congregation at
Shelter Rock
Manhasset, NY
Rev. Robert Dresser, Newburgh,
NY
Rev. Dr.
Robert L. Brashear
West
–
Park Presbyterian Church
New York, NY
Rosemarie Pace
Pax Christi Metro New York
New York, NY
Rev. Elizabeth Fisher
St Thomas Episcopal church
Amenia Union NY
Samantha Mc Lane
New York, NY
Sarah Sayeed, Ph.D.
Women In Islam, Inc.
New York, NY
Dr. Sheila Collins
Memorial United Methodist
Church
New York, NY
Imam Souleimane Konate
Spritual Leader of Masjid Aqsa
General Secretary of The Council of
African Imams Inc
New York, NY
Stephen F Groth
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
Ardsley, New York
Stephen Jones, M.Ed., M.L.I.S.
Community Church
New York, NY
Rev. Stephen Mimnaugh, OFM
Director of Service and Advocacy
Church of St. Francis of Assisi
New York, NY
Rev. Susan Switzer
New Sanctuary Coalition, The
Riverside Church
New
York, NY
Susan Valdes
–
Dapena
The Peace & Restorative Justice
Community/
The Church of the Holy Trinity
Astoria , NY
Suzanne E.Wallin,
Sister of Charity,
Mt.St. Vincent Convent
Bronx, NY
Rev. T. Gerald Brooks
Christ Episcopal Church
Marlboro, New York
Sr. Terese McElroy SC
Yonkers, NY
The Rev. Ted Pardoe
Assistant Rector
Grace Church Episcopal
New York, NY
Sister Theresa Courtney, SC
New York, NY
Thomas Hill
Clinical Assistant Professor
New York University Center for
Global Affairs
New York, NY
Rev.
Thomas W. Goodhue
Amityville, New York
Rev. Timothy J. Shreenan, O.F.M.
Church of St. Francis of Assisi
New York, NY
Vanessa Cardinale
Trinity Lutheran Church
Brooklyn, NY
Wally Robinson
Cutchogue United Methodist
Church
Stony Brook, NY
Bette Alexander
New York, NY
Linda M. Giuli
Sisters of Charity
New York, NY
Rev. Lucy Jones
The Grail
Cornwall on Hudson, NY
Rev. Steve Phillips
United Methodist Church
Pleasantville, NY
Mayra Lopez
–
Humphreys
Ass. Professor, Nyack College
Metro Hope Church
New York, NY
Better Alexander
New York, NY
Rabbi Simkha Weintraub
New York, NY
Sara Jones
Intern
New York Faith & Justice
Bronx, NY
More Guys Against ICE
Santa Clara County Forum for Immigrant Rights and Empowerment (FIRE) Coalition
ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) Berkeley North East Bay Chapter
ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) North Peninsula Chapter
Asian Law Alliance
Asian Law Caucus
Black Alliance for Just Immigration
California Immigrant Policy Center
Causa Justa:: Just Cause
Center for Constitutional Rights
Center for Popular Democracy
Central Valley Dream Team
Chinese for Affirmative Action
Coalition for Justice and Accountability
Community Legal Services in East Palo Alto
Congregations Building Community
Contra Costa Interfaith Supporting Community Organization (CCISCO)
Council on American-Islamic Relations, San Francisco Bay Area Office (CAIR-SFBA)
DRUM – Desis Rising Up & Moving
Green Party of Santa Clara County
Domestic Violence Advocacy Consortium of Santa Clara County
Filipino Advocates for Justice
Human Agenda
Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights
Immigrant Defense Project
Immigrant Legal Resource Center
Jobs with Justice (National)
Judson Memorial Church
Justice for Palestinians
La Fuente
MAIZ-Cihuatl Tlatocan
Mid-Peninsula Chapter of the ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union)
Mujeres Unidas y Activas
National Day Laborer Organizing Network
National Immigrant Justice Center
National Immigration Law Center
National Immigration Project of the National Lawyers Guild
National Lawyers Guild San Francisco Bay Area Chapter
National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights
New Orleans Workers’ Center for Racial Justice
New Sanctuary Movement New York City
New Sanctuary Coalition of New York City
Northern Manhattan Coalition for Immigrant Rights
Pax Christi, East San Jose
People Acting in Community Together — San Jose
PICO (People Improving Communities through Organizing) California
PICO (People Improving Communities through Organizing) National Network
Pilipino Association of Workers and Immigrants, Silicon Valley
Rights Working Group
Sacred Heart Community Service, San Jose
San Jose Peace and Justice Center
Santa Cruz Immigration Action Group
Services, Immigrant Rights and Education Network
Silicon Valley Alliance for Immigration Reform
Silicon Valley De-Bug
Unitarian Universalist Legislative Ministry, CA
Washington Defender Association’s Immigration Project
Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom
Youth United for Community Action
Individuals:
Aarón R. Reséndez, President, Story Road Business Association
Kathleen Coll, Lecturer, Stanford University
Reverend Lindi Ramsden, Senior Minister & Executive Director, Unitarian Universalist
Legislative Ministry, CA
Manuel De Paz, Community Development and Education Program Coordinator, East Bay
Sanctuary Covenant
Paul Johnston, Sociologist affiliated with the Department of Sociology, UC Santa Cruz
Father Richard L. Smith, Ph.D
Samina Sundas, founding Executive director of the American Muslim Voice
Source: http://sccgov.iqm2.com/Citizens/FileOpen.aspx?Type=4&ID=115814&MeetingID=4555
ACLU of Northern California
Advancing Justice – Asian Law Caucus
AFSC Pan Valley Institute
California Immigrant Policy Center
California Immigrant Youth Justice Alliance
California Prison Moratorium Project
California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation
Centro Binacional Para El Desarrollo Indigena Oaxaqueño
Faith in Community
Familia: Trans Queer Liberation Movement
Fresno Barrios Unidos
Fresno Brown Beret
Fresno Immigrant Youth in Action
Immigrant Legal Resource Center
MEChA
Mi Familia Vota
National Day Laborer Organizing Network
Planned Parenthood Mar Monte
Source: http://www.aclunc.org/docs/20151110-aclu_letter_to_fresno_sheriff_mims.pdf
American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Arizona
Arizona Dream Act Coalition
Black Alliance for Just Immigration
Coalición de Derechos Humanos
Detention Watch Network
Families for Freedom
Heartland Alliance’s National Immigrant Justice Center.
Human Rights Defense Center
Immigrant Defense Project
National Day Laborer Organizing Network
National Immigration Project of the National Lawyers Guild
Puente Movement
Standing on the Side of Love Team, Valley Unitarian Universalist Congregation
The Restoration Project
Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations
Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Phoenix
University of California Davis School of Law Immigration Law Clinic
Source: http://www.acluaz.org/sites/default/files/documents/Letter%20to%20ICE%20re%20PCJ_January2012.pdf
AF3IRM
Alerta Migratoria NC
American Friends Service Committee-Miami
American Friends Service Committee, Massachusetts
Arkansas Restorative Justice Coalition
Arkansas Voices for Children
Auburn Seminary
Augustana Lutheran Church
Austin Jewish Voice for Peace
Beacon Presbyterian Fellowship, Oakland
California Immigrant Policy Center
Capital Area Immigrants’ Rights Coalition
CASA
Casa Esperanza
Casa Latina
Cascadia Chapter of the Pacific Green Party of Oregon
Causa Oregon
Centro de Documentación en Derechos Humanos “Segundo Montes Mozo S.J.” (CSMM)
Centro Legal de la Raza
Church Council of Greater Seattle
Church World Service
Coalicion de Derechos Humanos
Colectivo Son Jarocho Portland
Comité Fuerza y Unidad MORENA Los Ángeles
Comite VIDA
Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador (CISPES)
Communidades Construyendo Esperanza of Cherokee Park United Church
Community Action Board of Santa Cruz County – Centro Jornalero
Community Initiatives for Visiting Immigrants in Confinement (CIVIC)
Community United Against Violence (CUAV)
Congress of Day Laborers-New Orleans Workers’ Center for Racial Justice
Conversations With Friends (MN)
Dallas AFL-CIO Central Labor Council
Dare to Dream: Get Educated! Latina Conference
Day Worker Center of Mountain View
Detention Watch Network
Disciples of Christ Refugee and Immigration Ministries
Dolores Street Community Services
Dominican Sisters of Houston
Don Bosco Workers Inc.
El Centro del Inmigrante
El/La Para TransLatinas
The Episcopal Network for Economic Justice
First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Tucson, Arizona
First Unitarian Church
The Food Security and Social Justice Network (Tucson)
Friends of Broward Detainees
Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights
Grassroots Leadership
Greater Birmingham Ministries
ICE out of Austin
Immigrant Youth Coalition
Inland Empire Immigrant Youth Coalition
Instituto de Educacion Popular del Sur de California (IDEPSCA)
Interfaith Coalition on Immigration, MN
Interfaith Movement for Human Integrity
Interfaith Movement for Immigrant Justice
Jesuit Social Research Insitute
Jewish Voice for Peace
Jewish Voice for Peace-Portland, OR
Jobs With Justice
Journey Koinania Catholic Community
Junta for Progressive Action
Justice for Immigrants – San Jose Diocese
Kairos-Milwaukie UCC
Kitsap Immigrant Assistance Center
KIWA (Koreatown Immigrant Workers Alliance)
LAOC
Latin America & Caribbean Action Network (LACAN)
Latino Faith Initiative – H.S. Power & Light Ministries
Latino Union of Chicago
Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights of the San Francisco Bay Area
Living Hope Wheelchair Association
Living Stages
Madre Tierra Collective
Malibu Community Labor Exchange
Metro Denver Sanctuary Coalition
Migrant Rights Collective
Mijente | Not1More Campaign
National Center for Lesbian Rights
National Day Laborer Organizing Network
National Immigration Law Center
National Lawyer’s Guild, UC Davis
National Queer Asian Pacific Islander Alliance
New Sanctuary Movement of Philadelphia
North County Immigration Task Force
North Texas Dream
Opportunity Enterprises
Organización De Migrantes Organizados, AC
Organized Communities Against Deportations
Orgullo P’urhépecha
Pangea Legal Services
Pax Christi
Pineros y Campesinos Unidos del Noroeste (PCUN)
Peace Over Violence
People Organized for Westside Renewal (POWER)
Pilgrim United Church of Christ
Pitzer in Ontario
Plataforma Interamericana de Derechos Humanos, Democracia y Desarrollo (PIDHDD Regional)
Pomona Economic Opportunity Center
Portland AFL-CIO
Portland Fellowship of Reconciliation
Portland Jobs with Justice
Presbyterian Peace Fellowship
Progressive Leadership Alliance of Nevada
Pueblo Sin Fronteras
Racial Justice Action Center
Radical Women
RADIO ALUMBRA
RAIZ
Red Nacional Salvadorena en el Exterior RENASE- WDC
Reformed Church of Highland Park
RENASE WDC
SEIU-USWW
Sisters of Mercy South Central Community
SOA Watch
Southeast Asia Resource Action Center (SEARAC)
Southeast Immigrant Rights Network
Southside Presbyterian Church Tucson, Arizona
Southside Worker’s Center
Southwest Conference United Church of Christ
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
Staten Island Community Job Center
Together Colorado
Unidad Latina en Accion New Haven
Unidad Latina en Accion NJ
Unimundal Collective
Unitarian Universalist Refugee & Immigrant Services & Education (UURISE)
United We Dream
University Lutheran Chapel of Berkeley
Voces de la Frontera
VOZ Workers Rights Education Project
We Are One, Inc.
We Belong Together
WeCount!
Wilco Justice Alliance (Williamson County, TX)
Witness for Peace
Source: http://unidosconfrancisco.com/sign-on-letter/
Oakland City Council
Source: https://www.breitbart.com/california/2018/09/19/oakland-city-council-passes-abolish-ice-resolution/
Guys Against Deportations in New Orleans
- All Of Us Or None
- Alabama Coalition for Immigrant Justice
- American Friends Service Committee Project Voice Cambridge
- Arkansas Coalition for DREAM
- ArteFuturo Productions
- Asian Americans Advancing Justice – LA
- Black Alliance for Just Immigration
- Casa Latina
- Center for Ethical Living and Social Justice Renewal
- Church of Our Saviour/Iglesia de Nuestro Salvador
- CLEAN Carwash Campaign
- Colectiva Legal del Pueblo
- Comite de Justicia Laboral
- New Orleans Congress of Day Laborers
- DreamActivist DC
- DreamActivist Ohio
- DreamActivist.org
- Dreamers of Virginia
- DRM Action Coalition
- Duke Memorial United Methodist Church
- El Centro Humanitario para los Trabajadores
- Families for Freedom
- Farmworker Association of Florida
- Food Chain Workers Alliance
- Food Empowerment Project
- Fords 4 Immigrant Justice
- Franciscan Friars
- Freedom Socialist Party
- Fuerza del Valle Workers’ Center
- Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights
- Georgia Undocumented Youth Alliance
- Grassroots Institute for Fundraising Training
- Hispanic Organization for Latino Awarenes at Sewanee
- Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights
- Immigrant Defense Project
- Immigrant Legal Resource Center
- Immigrant Youth Justice League
- Immigration Reform Coalition (Indiana)
- Improving Dreams, Equality, Access and Success at University of California
- Interfaith Movement for Immigrant Justice (IMIrJ)
- Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement
- Jobs with Justice East Tennessee
- Jobs with Justice Kentukee
- Las Americas Immigrant Advocacy Center
- Legal Services for Prisoners with Children
- Latino Union of Chicago
- Latin@ Youth Action League, DuPage, IL
- Los Angeles Immigrant Youth Coalition
- Living Hope Wheelchair Association
- Massachusetts Jobs With Justice
- Make the Road New York
- Mennonite Central Committee New Orleans
- Migrant Justice
- Mississippi Workers Center for Human Rights
- Missourians Organizing for Reform and Empowerment (MORE)
- MoveOn.org Michiana
- National American Latino Progressive Voters
- National Guestworker Alliance
- National Guestworkers Alliance (NGA)
- National Immigration Law Center
- North Carolina Dream Team
- New Sanctuary Coalition of New York City
- North central Indiana Coalition for Immigration Reform
- Ohio Action Circle
- Ohio Interfaith Immigration Coalition
- Pasadena Latino Forum
- Phoenix Showing Up for Racial Justice
- Puentes New Orleans
- Racial Justice Action Center
- Radical Women
- RGV Community DREAMers
- Salvadoran American National Network (SANN)
- SEIRN NC.
- SEIU Local 1021
- Sewanee Young Democratic Socialists
- Sisters of Mercy West Midwest Justice Team
- Sisters, Home Visitors of Mary
- South Central Indiana Jobs with Justice
- St. Gabriel Peace and Justice Comm.
- Stand with Dignity
- Tampa Moveon.org
- Texas A&M University
- The Ave Project
- The Wage Justice Center
- Twomey Center for Peace through Justice
- Undocumented Students and Allies
- Undocumented Illinois
- Unidad Latina en Acción New Heaven
- Union de Vecinos
- United Methodist Church, General Board of Church and Society
- United Workers Congress
- Vermont Workers Center
- Voces de la Frontera (Wisconsin)
- Who You Calling Illegal (Washington)
Source: http://www.notonemoredeportation.com/portfolio/nolaletters/
Charlotte Guys Against Deportation
Action NC, the Latin American Coalition, the NAACP
Manuel “Manolo” Betancur, owner of Las Delicias bakery on Central Avenue.
Source: http://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/local/article131959624.html
Guys Against Prosecuting Illegals for Border Crossing
American Civil Liberties Union
American Friends Service Committee
American Immigration Council
American Immigration Lawyers Association
Asian Americans Advancing Justice – AAJC
Black Alliance for Just Immigration
Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. (CLINIC)
Center for Community Change
Center for Forced Migration Studies
Center for Gender & Refugee Studies
Center for Popular Democracy
Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Refugee & Immigration Ministries
Church World Service
Community Initiatives for Visiting Immigrants in Confinement (CIVIC)
Council on American-Islamic Relations
Detention Watch Network
Disciples Justice Action Network
Enlace
Fair Immigration Reform Movement, FIRM
Families for Freedom
Farmworker Justice
FedCURE | FedCURE Italia
Franciscan Action Network
Friends Committee on National Legislation
Grassroots Leadership
Human Rights First
Human Rights Watch
Ignatian Solidarity Network
Immigrant Legal Resource Center
In the Public Interest
International Rescue Committee
Jesuit Conference
Justice Policy Institute
Justice Strategies
Justice and Witness Ministries, United Church of Christ
Kids in Need of Defense
Latin America Working Group Education Fund
The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights
Leadership Conference of Women Religious
League of United Latin American Citizens
Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
MALDEF
Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity
NAACP
National Alliance of Latin American and Caribbean Communities (NALACC)
National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
National Association of Social Workers
National Center for Lesbian Rights
National Center for Transgender Equality
National Council of La Raza (NCLR)
National Employment Law Project
National Immigrant Justice Center
National Immigration Forum
National Immigration Law Center
National Immigration Project of the NLG
National Lawyers Guild
National LGBTQ Task Force
National Network for Arab American Communities
National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights
NETWORK, A National Catholic Social Justice Lobby
Not1More
Park Avenue Christian Church (DoC)/UCC
Pax Christi USA
Prison Policy Initiative
Proyecto Juan Diego
Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services
Religious of the Assumption
Sisters of Mercy of the Americas
South Asian Americans Leading Together (SAALT)
Southeast Asia Resource Action Center (SEARAC)
Southern Border Communities Coalition
The Advocates for Human Rights
The Sentencing Project
Treatment Communities of America
United Food and Commercial Workers International Union
United Methodist Church, General Board of Church and Society
United Methodist Women
U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants
U.S. Human Rights Network
We Belong Together
Women’s Refugee Commission
State Organizations
American Gateways
Arkansas Interfaith Alliance
Asian Americans Advancing Justice – LA
Central Texas MoveOn
Conversations With Friends (MN)
Ella Baker Center for Human Rights
Equality New Mexico
Florence Immigrant & Refugee Rights Project
Greater Birmingham Ministries
Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights
Interfaith Movement for Human Integrity
Interfaith Movement for Immigrant Justice – IMIrJ
Iowa Unitarian Universalist Witness/Advocacy Network
Maryland Province of the Society of Jesus
Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition
Massachusetts Law Reform Institut
Nebraska Appleseed Center for Law in the Public Interest
New Mexico Criminal Defense Lawyers Association
New Mexico Faith Coalition for Immigrant Justice
New Sanctuary Coalition
No Mas Muertes/No More Deaths
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project
OneAmerica
Pennsylvania Immigration Resource Center
Political Asylum Immigration Representation Project
Portland Immigrants Rights Coalition
Reform Immigration for Texas Alliance
Sisters of Mercy South Central Community
South Texas Human Rights Center
Southeast Immigrant Rights Network
Texans United for Families
Texas Criminal Justice Coalition
Texas Unitarian Universalist Justice Ministry
The Humanitarian Immigration Law Clinic at Elon University School of Law
Together Colorado
UC Davis Immigration Law Clinic
United Church of Christ Southwest Conference
USA Northeast Province of the Society of Jesus
Local Organizations
ACTIONN ~ Acting in Community Together in Organizing Northern Nevada
Annunciation House, Inc.
Austin Immigrant Rights Coalition
Austin MoveOn Council
Beacon Presbyterian Fellowship
Casa de Proyecto Libertad
Casas Adobes Congregational Church UCC
Central American Resource Center (CARECEN)
Central Ohio Worker Center
Chicago Religious Leadership Network on Latin America (CRLN)
Coalicion de Derechos Humanos
Comunidades en Acción y de Fe (NM CAFé)
Diocesan Migrant & Refugee Services, Inc.
Dominican Sisters of Houston
El CENTRO de Igualdad y Derechos
Emmanuel Mennonite Church, Gainesville FL
End Streamline Coalition
Filipino Advocates for Justice
First Unitarian Universalist Church of Austin Social Action Committee
Fuerza del Valle Workers’ Center
Gainesville Interfaith Alliance for Immigrant Justice
Human Rights Initiative of North Texas
Immigrant Defenders Law Center
Immigration Justice Neteork
Interfaith Center for Worker Justice of San Diego County
Jewish Voice for Peace – Tucson
Justice For Our Neighbors DFW
Justice, Peace, & Integrity of Creation Committee, Springfield Dominican Sisters
Keep Tucson Together
Kino Border Initiative
La Union Del Pueblo Entero
Migrant Rights Collective Houston Texas
New Orleans Workers’ Center for Racial Justice
New Sanctuary Movement of Philadelphia
NM CAFe
Oregon DreamActivist
Pilgrim United Church of Christ
Priority Africa Network
Pueblo Sin Frontertas
Reformed Church of Highland Park, NJ
Samaritans
Shadow Rock United Church of Christ
Sisters Gospel Justice Committee/Srs. of the Most Precious Blood of O’Fallon, MO
Skyline UCC Oakland CA
Social Action Committee of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Las Cruces
The Good Shepherd UCC
Tucson Samaritans
United Church of the Valley
University Presbyterian Church, Tempe, AZ
Wilco Justice Alliance
Xavier Mission
Young Women United
Fast for Families Buddies
Advancement Project is a next generation, multi-racial civil rights organization. Rooted in the great human rights struggles for equality and justice, we exist to fulfill America’s promise of a caring, inclusive and just democracy. We use innovative tools and strategies to strengthen social movements and achieve high impact policy change.
African American Clergy Coalition
African American Clergy Coalition, (AACC) is an organization primarily of African American clergy of predominantly African American congregations in the Greater Metropolitan Chicago Area. The AACC consist of hundreds of African American clergymen throughout Cook County and beyond. The Coalition is not limited to just African American Clergymen, but other non African American Clergymen who preside over diverse congregations.
The American Federation of Teachers is a national labor union representing more than 1.5 million pre-K through 12th-grade teachers; paraprofessionals and other school-related personnel; higher education faculty and professional staff; federal, state and local government employees; nurses and healthcare workers; and early childhood educators. The AFT is one of the leading unions in the country influencing policy and charting the course on public education.
AHEM, LA Alianza Hispana Evangelica Ministerial, se compone de cientos de Iglesias Hispanas, Ministerios, Organizaciones Cristianas, Estaciones de Radio y Television Evangélicos en Texas (con oficina principal en Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex), Nuestra lema es: La Necesidad Nos Une!
Alabama Coalition for Immigrant Justice
The Alabama Coalition for Immigrant Justice is a grassroots, statewide network of individuals and organizations that works to advance and defend the rights of immigrants in Alabama. Our coalition consists of seven non-profit organizations, 15 grassroots immigrant community organizations, and hundreds of individual members.
Galvanized after the 2011 passage of Alabama’s HB 56, the nation’s harshest anti-immigrant legislation, ACIJ has become a major progressive organizing force both locally and nationally. ACIJ is creating a strong grassroots base through an unparalleled organizing and leadership development campaign in immigrant communities across the state, while building alliances with other marginalized communities and non-immigrant allies.
The Alliance for Citizenship, the national coalition of hundreds of immigrant rights groups, labor unions, business, and community and civic organizations, is united to pass comprehensive immigration reform with a path to citizenship for 11 million this year.
The mission of America’s Voice (AV) and America’s Voice Education Fund (AVEF) is to harness the power of American voices and American values to enact policy change that guarantees full labor, civil and political rights for immigrants and their families. We work in partnership with progressive, faith-based, labor, civil rights, and grassroots groups, networks and leaders to enact federal legislation that puts 11 million Americans-in-waiting on the road to full citizenship.
CASA in Action is a Latino and immigration advocacy organization based in Maryland and organizes immigrants in Virginia. CASA in Action facilitates greater electoral and campaign engagement by Latinos and immigrants by providing political education, candidate endorsements, and Get-Out-The Vote activities. CASA in Action is the regional partner to the national campaign for immigration reform and has hosted mega-rallies and marches in Washington, DC numbering from 25,000 to 500,000 across the past 7 years.
Catholics United is a national Catholic organization dedicated to promoting the Catholic church’s teachings on justice and the common good.
The Center for American Progress
The Center for American Progress (CAP) is an independent nonpartisan educational institute dedicated to improving the lives of Americans through progressive ideas and action. Building on the achievements of progressive pioneers such as Teddy Roosevelt and Martin Luther King, our work addresses 21st-century challenges such as energy, national security, economic growth and opportunity, immigration, education, and health care. We develop new policy ideas, critique the policy that stems from conservative values, challenge the media to cover the issues that truly matter, and shape the national debate. Founded in 2003 by John Podesta to provide long-term leadership and support to the progressive movement, CAP is headed by Neera Tanden and based in Washington, D.C
The mission of the Center for Community Change is to build the power and capacity of low-income people, especially low-income people of color, to have a significant impact in improving their communities and the policies and institutions that affect their lives.The Center for Community Change strengthens, connects and mobilizes grassroots groups to enhance their leadership, voice and power. We believe that vibrant community-based organizations, led by the people most affected by social and economic injustice, are key to putting an end to the failed “on your own” mentality of the right and building a new politics based on community values. Founded in 1968 to honor the life and values of Robert F. Kennedy, the Center is one of the longest-standing champions for low-income people and communities of color. Together, our expert staff and dynamic partners confront the vital issues of today and build the social movements of tomorrow.
Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
The Refugee & Immigration Ministries office of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) provides advocacy leadership and partnership development for immigration support and refugee resettlement assistance for the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) denomination, and is a ministry area of Disciples Home Missions.
Each year, CWS touches the lives of thousands of immigrants through direct service, and many more indirectly through its work for public policies that recognize the value of immigrants to our nations and communities and help reinforce welcome for our nation’s millions of newest neighbors. Founded in 1946, CWS is one of ten organizations that resettles refugees for the U.S. Department of State.
Churches United reform churches, redeem lives, restore communities and advocates for the voiceless and Caribbean/African immigrants in Brooklyn, NY.
Comite Civico Patriotico Mexicano Alameda County
Desde 1989 trabajamos por la comunidad en general en programas cívicos, culturales, artisticos, deportivos, deportivos, educacion, salud, servicios de informacion y referencias.
Conference of Major Superiors of Men
The Conference of Major Superiors of Men serves the leadership of the Catholic orders and congregations of the more than 17,000 vowed religious priests and brothers of the United States, ten percent of whom are foreign missionaries. CMSM provides a voice for these communities in U.S. church and society. CMSM also collaborates with the U.S. bishops and other key groups and organizations that serve church and society.
Faith in Public Life (FPL) is a strategy center for the faith community advancing faith in the public square as a powerful force for justice, compassion and the common good. In order to maximize the faith community’s unique ability to shape public debates, FPL identifies and creates moments of opportunity, builds and supports broad coalitions, and designs and implements innovative campaigns, bold initiatives and capacity-building tools. FPL’s approach emphasizes results, rapid response, cutting-edge skills and media savvy.
The Florida Immigrant Coalition is a statewide alliance of immigrant rights organizations with offices in Miami, Tampa, Naples and Palm Beach. FLIC has 50 member organizations, including farmworkers, students, service providers, grassroots organizations and legal advocates, who come together for the fair treatment of all people, including immigrants. We accomplish our mission through coordination of immigrant organizations and community education, organizing and advocacy.
Inspired by the Gospel of Jesus, and the example of Saints Francis and Clare, the Franciscan Action Network (FAN) is a collective Franciscan voice seeking to transform United States public policy related to peace making, care for creation, poverty, and human rights. We are a grassroots organization amplifying the justice efforts of Franciscans and Franciscan-hearted people around the country. Join our growing movement that endures from St. Francis of Assisi and his call for compassion for the poor and for creation over 800 years ago.
Gamaliel (Gamaliel.org) is a grassroots network of non-partisan, faith-based organizations in 16 U.S. states, South Africa and the United Kingdom. Gamaliel organizes to empower ordinary people to effectively participate in the political, environmental, social and economic decisions affecting their lives. Gamaliel’s diverse members apply their faith and values to the pursuit of equal opportunity for all, shared abundance, and stronger, more prosperous communities.
Immigration Reform For Nevada (IRN) was founded to collaborate with organizations throughout the US in support of comprehensive immigration reform. IRN was founded in February 2013 to work with other leaders for a fair and attainable immigration reform for all immigrants.
Interfaith Worker Justice (IWJ) advances the rights of workers by engaging diverse faith communities into action, from grassroots organizing to shaping policy at the local, state and national levels.
The Office of Justice, Peace and Integrity of Creation
The Office of Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation coordinates the advocacy efforts in the United States of the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate on behalf of the interests of the poor and abandoned in the U.S. and 65 countries where the Oblates are in mission. Based in Washington, DC, the staff: Serves as a resource for members of the Oblate congregation; Supports the community organizing efforts of Oblates in the US; Coordinates the Faith Responsible Investing Program to advance just practices and policies by corporations in their worldwide operations; Collaborates with other NGOs to promote peace, justice, an ethic of consistent life, and the integrity of creation through our educational outreach. We also share concerns about the impact of policies on the poor with the US government, and international institutions such as the World Bank, the IMF, and the United Nations.
The Leadership Conference of Women Religious
LCWR is the association of the leaders of congregations of Catholic women religious in the United States . The conference has more than 1500 members, who represent more than 80 percent of the 57,000 women religious in the United States . Founded in 1956, the conference assists its members to collaboratively carry out their service of leadership to further the mission of the Gospel in today’s world.
Los Angeles County Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO
The Los Angeles County Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO is the chartered Central Labor Council (CLC) of the AFL-CIO in Los Angeles County. We are the second largest CLC in the country, representing over 300 unions and hundreds of thousands of working women and men throughout Los Angeles County. Our mission is to promote a voice for workers through organizing themselves into unions, building strong coalitions of labor, community, faith, and responsible businesses, engaging in both organizing and political campaigns, electing pro-union and pro-worker candidates and advancing public policies that support workers, families and local communities.
Make the Road New York (MRNY) was created in the fall of 2007 through the merger of Make the Road by Walking and the Latin American Integration Center, two of New York City’s most innovative and effective grassroots organizations. The merger was a natural partnership that built on proven successes and created a new citywide organization that combines democratic accountability to low–income people and an innovative mix of strategies to confront inequity and economic injustice, while fostering deep and active community roots. Our organization is membership–led and based in the low–income communities of Bushwick, Brooklyn, Jackson Heights, Queens, and Port Richmond, Staten Island. Our 7,000+ members are primarily low–income Latino/a immigrants, seventy–five percent of whom are women.
Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns
Maryknoll Global Concerns represents Maryknoll missioners, Catholic men and women who serve in approximately 30 countries around the world. The Global Concerns office provides advocacy and analysis on issues of importance to Maryknoll missioners and the people with whom they live and work.
Mi Familia Vota is a national non-profit organization that unites Latino, immigrant, and allied communities to promote social and economic justice through increased civic participation by promoting citizenship, voter registration, and voter participation. Mi Familia Vota is one of the premiere Latino civic engagement organizations in the country with operations in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Nevada, and Texas.
National Action Network is one of the leading civil rights organizations in the Nation with chapters throughout the entire United States. Founded in 1991 by Reverend Al Sharpton, NAN works within the spirit and tradition of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. to promote a modern civil rights agenda that includes the fight for one standard of justice, decency and equal opportunities for all people regardless of race, religion, nationality or gender.
National Congress of Black Women
The National Congress of Black Women, Inc. is a 5013 non-profit organization dedicated to the educational, political, economic and cultural development of African American women and their families.
National Council of Jewish Women
The National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW) is a grassroots organization of volunteers and advocates who turn progressive ideals into action. Inspired by Jewish values, NCJW strives for social justice by improving the quality of life for women, children, and families and by safeguarding individual rights and freedoms. Since its founding in 1893, NCJW has worked with immigrant communities in the US and continues to advocate for just and humane immigrant policies.
The National Council of La Raza (NCLR)—the largest national Hispanic civil rights and advocacy organization in the United States—works to improve opportunities for Hispanic Americans. Through its network of nearly 300 affiliated community-based organizations, NCLR reaches millions of Hispanics each year in 41 states, Puerto Rico, and the District of Columbia. To achieve its mission, NCLR conducts applied research, policy analysis, and advocacy, providing a Latino perspective in five key areas—assets/investments, civil rights/immigration, education, employment and economic status, and health. In addition, it provides capacity-building assistance to its Affiliates who work at the state and local level to advance opportunities for individuals and families.
National Education Association
The National Education Association (NEA), the nation’s largest professional employee organization, is committed to advancing the cause of public education. NEA’s 3 million members work at every level of education—from pre-school to university graduate programs. NEA has affiliate organizations in every state and in more than 14,000 communities across the United States.
National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference
The National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference (NHCLC) is the National Hispanic Evangelical Association. As the largest Latino Christian organization in America, NHCLC leads millions of Hispanic Christ followers through 40,118 evangelical congregations providing leadership, networking, fellowship, strategic partnerships and public policy advocacy platforms in seven focus areas: Life, Family, Great Commission, Stewardship, Education, Youth and Justice.
National Latino Evangelical Coalition
The National Latino Evangelical Coalition (NaLEC) seeks to respond to a real need for Latino and Latina Evangelical voices committed to the common good and justice in the public sphere. A national coalition with the objective of educating from a common good Latino-Evangelical perspective in the public sphere may increase the probability of the enactment for just legislations.
Founded in 1982, the National Immigration Forum advocates for the value of immigrants and immigration to our nation. In service to this mission, the Forum promotes responsible federal immigration policies, addressing today’s economic and national security needs while honoring the ideals of our Founding Fathers, who created America as a land of opportunity. For 30 years, the Forum has worked to advance sound federal immigration solutions through its policy expertise, communications outreach and coalition building work, which forges powerful alliances of diverse constituencies across the country to build consensus on the important role of immigrants in America.
National Immigration Law Center
The National Immigration Law Center envisions a society in which all people — regardless of race, gender, immigration or economic status — are treated fairly and humanely. NILC engages in policy analysis, litigation, education and advocacy, to achieve this vision. NILC plays a critical role within the movement for racial, economic and social justice for low-income immigrants.
National Korean American Service & Education Consortium
The National Korean American Service & Education Consortium (NAKASEC) was founded in 1994 during a political turning point for Korean Americans. The LA Civil Unrest of April 29, 1992 and the subsequent anti-immigrant wave in Congress, precipitated by Prop 187, posed tremendous challenges to Korean Americans as people of color, working families and immigrants. The state of America at that time led a group of local grassroots community based organizations to come together to form NAKASEC with the purpose of projecting a national progressive voice on major civil rights and immigrant rights issues and promoting the full participation of Korean Americans with the greater goal of building a national movement for social change.
NETWORK, A National Catholic Social Justice Lobby
NETWORK is a progressive voice within the Catholic community that has been influencing Congress in favor of peace and justice for more than 40 years. Through lobbying and legislative advocacy, we strive to close the gap between rich and poor and to dismantle policies rooted in racism, greed and violence.
PICO is a national network of faith-based community organizations working to create innovative solutions to problems facing urban, suburban and rural communities. Since 1972 PICO has successfully worked to increase access to health care, improve public schools, make neighborhoods safer, build affordable housing, redevelop communities and revitalize democracy.
Northern Nevada Latino Alliance
NNLA-Northern Nevada Latino Alliance is an official chapter of the Alliance for Retired Americans and the Nevada Alliance for Retired Americans.
Northern Nevada Latino Alliance (NNLA) believes that social transformation is within the reach of all communities. We will partner with those committed to inclusion, impact, and innovation in solving public problems. We will seek engagement through dialogue, leadership development, collaboration, and new models of organizing. By partnering with diverse communities, we will support new solutions tailored to meet the needs of our Latino Community.
The Raben Group brings together a diverse collection of professionals with deep roots in law and progressive public policy. Our mission is to identify opportunities and solve problems for clients in the corporate, nonprofit, foundation and government sectors.
Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism
For 50 years, the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism (“the RAC”) has been the hub of Jewish social justice and legislative activity in Washington, D.C. As the DC office of the Union for Reform Judaism, the RAC educates and mobilizes the Reform Jewish community on legislative and social concerns, advocating on more than 70 different issues, including immigration reform, economic justice, civil rights, religious liberty, Israel and more.
Since 1984 St. Camillus has been staffed by the Franciscan Friars of Holy Name Province, a group of over three hundred religious brothers who staff parishes and urban centers, universities and soup kitchens all along the East Coast in different sites from Boston to Tampa. Rooted in the Catholic and Franciscan Tradition, we are disciples of Christ who seek to bring the Gospel into the everyday experience of all people through popular preaching, teaching, and pastoral leadership. We foster Christian discipleship by collaborating with those whom we serve and by standing in solidarity with all people, especially the alienated, the immigrant, and the poor.
Reforma Ideologica Foundation
Trabajamos por la comunidad en general en programas cívicos, culturales, artísticos, deportivos, educativos, salud, servicio de información y referencias sin importar sus credo, religion, raza, ancestros, discapacidad Fisica. Enfermedad Alguna, situación migratoria u orientación sexual.
We are the Service Employees International Union, an organization of 2.1 million members united by the belief in the dignity and worth of workers and the services they provide and dedicated to improving the lives of workers and their families and creating a more just and humane society.
Sojourners is a national Christian organization committed to faith in action for social justice. We seek to inspire hope and build a movement to transform individuals, communities, the church, and the world. With a 40-year history, Sojourners is a nonpartisan leader that convenes, builds alliances among, and mobilizes people of faith, focusing on racial and social justice, life and peace, and environmental stewardship. Working through Sojourners magazine, Sojourners’ website sojo.net, public speaking events, media outreach, educational resources, books, advocacy, and trainings, Sojourners is an internationally influential voice at the intersection of faith, politics, and culture.
Unitarian Universalist Association
In Unitarian Universalism, we have a legacy of “deeds not creeds.” Our work for a better world calls us to unexpected places as we harness love’s power to stop oppression. From grassroots community organizing to interfaith Washington advocacy, in protest marches, prayer vigils, and press conferences, in homeless shelters and in prisons, Unitarian Universalists put their faith in to action. We work in interfaith coalitions and partnerships locally, statewide, nationally, and internationally to affirm and promote “the inherent worth and dignity of every person,” “justice, equity, and compassion” and “the interconnected web of all existence.” The Unitarian Universalist Service Committee and the UU College of Social Justice are two bold examples of this work.
United We Dream is the largest immigrant youth-led organization in the nation, a powerful nonpartisan network made up of 52 affiliate organizations in 25 states. We organize and advocate for the dignity and fair treatment of immigrant youth and families, regardless of immigration status. UWD’s current priority is to win citizenship for the entire undocumented community and end senseless deportations and abuses. We seek to address the inequities and obstacles faced by immigrant youth and believe that by empowering immigrant youth, we can advance the cause of the entire community—justice for all immigrants.
Universal Luz Divina Christian Church Monastery
Somos una Iglesia incluyente a toda la comunidad.
Virginia Interfaith Center for Public Policy
The Virginia Interfaith Center for Public Policy is Virginia’s oldest faith-based advocacy group. We are a nonpartisan coalition of faith communities working to create progressive public policy by engaging people of faith, educating the public about social issues, the legislative process, and the call to advocacy.
Voto Latino is a dynamic and growing non-partisan organization whose civic engagement campaigns have reached an estimated 55 million Latino households nationwide. United by the belief that Latino issues are American issues and American issues are Latino issues, Voto Latino is dedicated to bringing new and diverse voices into the political process by engaging youth, media, technology and celebrities to promote positive change.
Source: http://fasMot4families.org/sponsors/
Southern California Immigration Coalition Buddies
28th St. Elementary School ACORN Chapter
Alianza Latinoamericana por los Derechos del Inmigrante
Alianza Latinoamericana por los Derechos del Inmigrante (San Francisco – Miguel Robles)
Anti-Racist Action/LA
Asians 4 Jericho & Mumia Abu Jamal
Association of Raza Educators
Border Angels (San Diego)
Brown Berets
Center for Human and Constitutional Rights (Attorney Peter Schey)
Chicano/Latino Artists for Social Equality
Chicano Latino Committee of United Teachers Los Angeles
Comite de Mujeres Patricia Marin
Comite Pro Democracia en Mexico
CISPES-Los Angeles
Committee on Raza Rights-Oxnard
Danza Azteca Cuahtemoc
The GFWC Women’s Club of Huntington Park
Jesse Diaz (San Bernardino)
Freedom Socialist Party
Frente Contra Las Redadas
Gente Unida
Professor Gilbert G. Gonzalez (author and professor, UCI)
Hermandad Mexicana Latinoamericana
Hermandad Mexicana Transnacional
Professor Raul Hinojosa (author and professor, UCLA)
Project HEAL – Health, Education, Advocacy and Leadership
Homies Unidos
IDEPSCA
Internet MEChA
ISO
Latinos Against War
Latino Movement USA
Long Beach Immigrant Rights Coalition
Mexican American Political Association
Maya Entertainment
Mujeres de Raiz
National Immigrant Solidarity Network
Padres Unidos de Maywood
Palisadians for Peace
Peace and Freedom Party of Los Angeles
Placita Olvera Working Group
POMONA HABLA (city of Pomona – Arturo Jimenez)
Puerto Rican Allliance
PUMAS (city of Maywood – Hector Alvarado)
Radical Women
Roofers Union- Local 36
School of the Americas Watch, L.A,
Somos Raza
Southeast Asian Network (Hamid Khan)
Union del Barrio
Midwest Guys Against ICE
Rev. Dr. Larry Greenfield,
Executive Minister of the American Baptist Churches of Metro Chicago
Rev. Jorge Morales,
Conference Minister of the Illinois Conference of the United Church of Christ
Rev. Jonathan Knight,
Associate Conference Minister of the Illinois Conference of the United Church of Christ
Rev. Vertie Powers,
Associate Conference Minister of the Illinois Conference of the United Church of Christ
Reverend Hector Garfias-Toledo,
Associate to the Bishop, Metropolitan Chicago Synod
Pastor Jorge Fuentes,
Red de Oracion, USA
Sr. Patricia Crowley,
President, Conference of Benedictine Prioresses
Sr. Judith Murphy,
Prioress, Benedictine Sisters of Chicago
Rev. Michael Mann,
United Methodist Church, Northern Illinois Conference
Judith Levey,
Executive Director, Jewish Council on Urban Affairs
Rami Nashashibi,
Executive Director, Inner-City Muslim Action (IMAN)
Provincial Council of Clerics of St. Viator (Viatorians)
Sr. Donna Preston, President, Sisters & Brothers of Immigrants
Indiana & Wisconsin:
Rev. Jaqueline Lynn,
Peace and Justice Committee of the Episcopal Diocese, Libertyville, IL
Sr. Sally Ann Brickner,
Congregations of Sisters of St. Agnes, Fond du Lac, WI
Sr. Jeanne Conzemius,
Sisters of St. Joseph of the Third Order of St. Francis, Rice Lake, WI
Sr. Joyce Diltz,
Bethany Retreat House, East Chicago, IN
Sr. Kathleen Quinn,
Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ, East Chicago, IN
Br. Brian McLauchlin,
Joint Immigration Venture, Glenview, IL
Sr. Linda Mershon,
8th Day Center for Justice, La Crosse, WI
Sr. Rose Mary Meyer,
Project IRENE, Wilmette, IL
Mark Peters,
Justice, Peace, and Reconciliation Director with Priests of the Sacred Heart,
US Province, Franklin, Wisconsin
Sr. Mary Rathert,
Sinsinawa Domincans, Sinsinawa, WI
Sr. Linda Volk,
Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ, Donaldson, IN
Sr. Marge White,
Sisters of St. Joseph, St. Mary of the Woods, IN
Sr. Carleen Wrasman,
Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ, Donaldson, IN
Sr. Coletta Wrasman,
Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ, Donaldson, IN
Illinois (non-Chicago):
Rev. Victor Conrado,
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, Glen Ellyn, IL
Rev. Steve Van Kuiken,
Senior Minister at Lake Street Church of Evanston, Evanston, IL
Rev. Jose Jerez,
Iglesia Unida de Cristo, Berwyn, IL
Rev. Dr. Carlos Plazas,
St. Michael and All Angels Church, Berwyn, IL
Pastor Angel Roman,
Kingdom Voice Ministries, Waukegan, IL
Pastor Chris Walters,
Plainfield United Methodist Church, Plainfield, IL
Rev. Hillary Watson,
Lombard Mennonite Church, Lombard, IL
Rev. Sally Scheib,
Bethel United Church of Christ, Elmhurst, IL
Rev. Betty Birkhahn-Rommelfanger,
Chestnut Square/Bethany Methodist Retirement Community, Skokie, IL
Sr. Carol Cook,
Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary (BVM), Oak Park, IL
Sr. Kathleen Conway,
Sisters of the Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary (BVM), Brookfield, IL
Sr. Pammit, Lovina, OSF,
Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart, Frankfort, IL
Sr. Sheahan Maureen,
Sisters of Providence, River Grove, IL
Sr. Joellen Sbrissa,
Congregation of St. Joseph, La Grange Park, IL
Br. Larry Schatz,
Provincial, De la Salle Christian Brothers, Willowbrook, IL
Sr. Kristine Vorenkamp,
Sisters of the Living Word, Arlington Heights, IL
Roger Curless, Justice for Our Neighbors (JFON), Aurora, IL
Laura Keigley, Justice for Our Neighbors (JFON), Aurora, IL
Lawrence Thompson,
Coordinator of Immigration Ministries at St. Andrew United Methodist Church,
Carol Stream, IL
Nanette Snowden,
Mission & Social Justice Committee Chair,
Northminster Presbyterian Church, Evanston, IL
Chicago:
Pastor Rolando Alvarez,
Iglesia Envangelica Principe de Paz, Chicago, IL
Pastor Gerson Amaya,
Salem Evangelical Free Church, Chicago, IL
Rev. Lilian Amaya,
Executive Director of Haziel Ministries, Chicago, IL
Pastor Alli Baker,
Wellington Avenue United Church of Christ, Chicago, IL
Rev. Carolyn Bavaro,
Episcopal Diocese, Chicago, IL
Dr. PhD. Jose Bermudez,
Su Voluntad Ministries, INC. Chicago, IL
Pastor Ernesto Betancourt,
Temple of God Shalom, Chicago, IL
Pastor Beth Buckingham-Brown,
Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church, Chicago, IL
Vicar Tobita Chow,
First Lutheran Church of the Trinity, Chicago, IL
Rev. Julian DeShazier,
University Church of Chicago, Chicago IL
Fr. Ted Durst, Episcopal Church, Chicago, IL
Rev. Kristian Johnson,
Pilgrim Lutheran Church, Chicago IL
Rabbi Seth Limmer,
Chicago Sinai Congregation, Chicago, IL
Rev. Alka Lyall,
Broadway United Methodist Church, Chicago, IL
Rev. Kevin McLemore,
Epiphany United Church of Christ, Chicago, IL
Rev. Carol McVetty,
North Shore Baptist Congregation, Chicago, IL
Rev. Maria Elizabeth Muñoz,
Nuestra Señora de las Americas, Chicago, IL
Rev. Shakespeare Osorio,
Central Baptist Spanish Church, Chicago, IL
Rev. Luis Quinones,
First Congregational Church, Chicago, IL
Rev. Kathryn Ray,
North Shore Baptist Congregation, Chicago, IL
Pastor Rony Reyes,
North Shore Baptist Church, Chicago, IL
Rev. Jose A. Rosa,
First Congregational Church, Chicago, IL
Rabbi Brant Rosen,
Tzedek Chicago, Chicago, IL
Pastor Ignacio Salinas,
San Benito Anglican Mission, Chicago, IL
Pastor Michael Shanahan,
Our Lady of Lourdes, Chicago, IL
Rev. Dr. Douglas Sharp,
Hyde Park Union Church, Chicago, IL
Rev. Kara Wagner Sherer,
St. John’s Episcopal Church, Chicago, IL
Rev. Joyce Thomas,
Holy Cross-IHM Parish, Chicago, IL
Rev. Adrienne Trevathan,
Associate Minster of the Holy Covenant United Methodist Church, Chicago, IL
Rev. Paula Cripps-Vallejo,
Humboldt Park United Methodist Church, Chicago, IL
Rev. Alex Wirth,
Lake View Presbyterian Church, Chicago, IL
Sr. Judith Birgen,
Sisters of Providence, Chicago, IL
Br. Bede Bladry, FSC,
De La Salle Christian Brothers, Chicago, IL
Fr. Robert Bossie,
Priests of the Sacred Heart, Chicago, IL
Sr. Marilyn Breen,
Presentation Sisters, Chicago, IL
Sr. Mary Catherin Connolly,
Sr. of the Living Word, Chicago, IL
Sr. Lupita Cordero,
Schools Sisters of the Atlantic Midwest Providence, Chicago, IL
Sr. Judith David,
Sisters of St. Joseph of the Third Order of St. Francis, Chicago, IL
Sr. Mary Kay Flanigan, OSF,
Franciscan Sisters, Chicago, IL
Sr. Barbara Gaul,
Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Chicago, IL
Sr. Marilyn Kofler,
Sisters of Providence, Chicago, IL
Sr. Mary Ellen Meckley,
Sisters of the Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Chicago, IL
Sr. Mary Ann Penner,
Immaculate Heart of Mary, Chicago, IL
Br. Martin Spellman, FSC, Brothers of the Christian Schools
Source: https://www.crln.org/node/2652
Rally for Hope, Stop Separating Families Buddies
Archdiocese of Cincinnati, Catholic Charities of Southwestern Ohio, Cincinnati Interfaith Workers Center, ELL Foundation, Holy Family Church, Intercommunity Justice and Peace Center, LULAC, and NKU Latino Institute for Excellence
Source: http://ijpccincinnati.org/event/rally-for-hope-stop-separating-families/
Black Lives Matter Cincinatti
Source: http://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/politics/2016/03/12/hundreds-march-protect-immigrants/81574046/
the Metropolitan Area Religious Coalition of Cincinnati
Fair Immigration Reform Movement (FIRM) Buddies
Alabama Coalition for Immigrant Justice
Alliance for a Just Society
Arkansas United Community Coalition
CASA de Maryland
CASA de Virginia
Center for Community Change
Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights Los Angeles, CHIRLA
Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition, CIRC
Consejo de Federaciones Mexicanas, COFEM
EL CENTRO de Igualdad y Derechos, New Mexico
Florida Immigrant Coalition, FLIC
Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights, ICIRR
Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement, ICCI
Latin American Coalition, LAC, North Carolina
Maine People’s Alliance
Make The Road New York
Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugees Advocacy Coalition, MIRA
Michigan United
National Korean American Services and Educational Consortium, NAKASEC
National Partnership for New Americans, NPNA
National People’s Action, NPA
Nebraska Appleseed
New Hampshire Alliance for Immigrant Rights-MIRA
New York Immigration Coalition, NYIC
One America, Washington
Pennsylvania Immigration and Citizenship Coalition, PICC
Pineros y Campesinos Unidos del Noreste, PCUN
CAUSA Oregon
Progressive Leadership Alliance of Nevada, PLAN Nevada
Promise Arizona, PAZ
Rights for All People, RAP, Colorado
Somos un Pueblo Unido, New Mexico
Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition, TIRRC
Utah Communities United
Voces de la Frontera, Wisconsin
Washington-CAN
Source: http://fairimmigration.org//wp-content/uploads/2014/10/FIRM-10-10-14-Letter-to-President-Obama.pdf
More anti-deportation guys
| ORGANIZATION | NAME | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1Love Movement | Ell See |
| 2 | 9to5 Atlanta | Charmaine Davis |
| 3 | AACHE; MALCS | Gloria Cuadraz |
| 4 | ABAJO Y A LA IZQUIERDA | Bertha Gutierrez |
| 5 | ABOVE STATUS FL | Jose Luis Nevarez |
| 6 | Action Langley Park | Bill Hanna |
| 7 | ACTIONN – Acting in Community Together in Organizing Northern Ne | Pat Fling |
| 8 | ADAC (Arizona Dream Act Coalition) | Vianey Perez |
| 9 | Adorers of the Blood of Christ | Kathleen Reid |
| 10 | Adrian Dominican Sisters | Christopher Matthias |
| 11 | Advocacy for Justice and Peace Committee of the Sisters of St. Francis | Sr. Frances Murray |
| 12 | AFL-CIO | Ana Avendaño |
| 13 | Alabama Coalition for Immigration Justice | Rev Angie Wright |
| 14 | Alameda Labor Council, AFL-CIO | Josie Camacho |
| 15 | ALBANY LATINO ALLIANCE | Carlos Guzmán |
| 16 | Alianza Indigena Sin Fronteras | Jose Matus |
| 17 | All Of Us Or None | Manuel La Fontaine |
| 18 | Alliance of Filipinos for Immigrant Rights and Empowerment | Jerry Clarito |
| 19 | Alliance San Diego | Christian Ramirez |
| 20 | Allies of Knoxville’s Immigrant Neighbors | Fran Ansley |
| 21 | America’s Voice | Dara Lind |
| 22 | American Baptist Churches USA | Eddie Birdsall |
| 23 | American Baptist Home Mission Societies, Office of Immigration a | Aundreia Alexander |
| 24 | American Baptists Rochester/Genesee Regi | Alan Newton |
| 25 | American Civil Liberties Union | Chris Rickerd |
| 26 | American Dream Community Agency | Michael Chavez |
| 27 | American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) | Fran Bernstein |
| 28 | American Federation of Teachers (AFT) | Cesar Moreno-Perez |
| 29 | American Friends Service Committee of Western Massachusetts | Jeff Napolitano |
| 30 | Americans for Immigrant Justice, formerly Florida Immigrant Advo | Cheryl Little |
| 31 | Arise Chicago Worker Center | Jorge Mujica |
| 32 | Arizona DREAM Act Coalition | Cesar Valdes |
| 33 | Arizona Queer Undocumented Immigrant Project | Jose Rodriguez |
| 34 | Arkansas Coalition for DREAM | Rosa Velasquez |
| 35 | Arlington Proyecto Unido | Maria Robles |
| 36 | Arlington St. Church | Ann Troise |
| 37 | Asian American Justice Center, member of Asian American Center f | Marita Etcubanez |
| 38 | Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund | Margaret Fung |
| 39 | Asian and Asian American Student Organization, UConn School of S | Seiya Fukuda |
| 40 | Asian Law Alliance | Bea Pangilinan |
| 41 | Asian Law Caucus | Anoop Prasad |
| 42 | Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance (APALA) – Alameda Chapter | Kim Geron |
| 43 | Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance (APALA), LA Chapter | Lucia Lin |
| 44 | Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance- DC Chapter | Jenny Ho |
| 45 | Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance, AFL-CIO | Diana Bui |
| 46 | Asian Pacific American Legal Center | Anthony Ng |
| 47 | Asian Students Promoting Immigrant Rights through Education (ASPIRE) | Core Members |
| 48 | Asociacion Ecuador Unido | Nelson Benitez |
| 49 | ASPIRE | ASPIRE Core Members |
| 50 | Associaciation of Mexicans in North Carolina, Inc. (AMEXCAN) | Juvencio Rocha-Peralta |
| 51 | Association of Latino Men for Action (ALMA) | Julio Rodriguez |
| 52 | Atlanta Jobs with Justice | Roger Sikes |
| 53 | Austin Immigrant Rights Coalition | Esther Reyes |
| 54 | AZ Immigration Ministry of UU Congregation of Phoenix | Sandy Weir |
| 55 | Aztlan Media Kollective | john f martinez |
| 56 | Bakersfield College M.E.Ch.A | Gustavo Ibarra |
| 57 | Beloit Peace and Justice | Ousia Whitaker-DeVault |
| 58 | Black Alliance for Just Immigration | Gerald Lanoir |
| 59 | Black Slate, Inc. | Ronald Hewitt |
| 60 | Border Network for Human Rights | Jose Manuel Escobedo |
| 61 | Boston New Sanctuary Movement | Dennis Brown |
| 62 | Brazilian Immigrant Center | Meghan Vesel |
| 63 | Brazos Interfaith Immigration Netwoek | Jennifee Guillén |
| 64 | BreakOUT! | Wes Ware |
| 65 | Breakthrough | Ishita Srivastava |
| 66 | Buckeyes Organizing for Student Solidarity (BOSS) | Cruz Bonlarron Martínez |
| 67 | California Central Valley Journey for Justice | Gloria M. Sandoval |
| 68 | California Central Valley Journey for Justice | Jason Flores |
| 69 | California Immigrant Policy Center | Gabriel Villareal |
| 70 | California Immigrant Youth Justice Alliance | Alessandro Negrete |
| 71 | Cambridge United for Justice with Peace | Vicky Steinitz |
| 72 | CARECEN – Los Angeles | Martha Arevalo |
| 73 | Carmelites Sisters, Vedruna Northamerican Region | Sr. Maureen Foltz |
| 74 | Casa de Maryland | Gustavo Andrade |
| 75 | Casa Freehold | Marguerita Dentino |
| 76 | Casa Latina | Hillary Stern |
| 77 | causa justa :: just cause | Cynthia Muñoz |
| 78 | Center for Community Change | Mayron Payes |
| 79 | Center for Constitutional Rights | Annette Dickerson |
| 80 | Center for Latino Progress – CPRF | Yanil Teron |
| 81 | Central Indiana Jobs with Justice | Amy Shackelford |
| 82 | Central Ohio Immigrant Justice | Lauren Hines |
| 83 | Centro Autónomo / Mexico-US Solidarity Network | MSN Collective |
| 84 | Centro Cultural de Mexico | Carolina Sarmiento |
| 85 | Centro de Estudios del Español de Estados Unidos | Armando Guerrero |
| 86 | Centro de Trabajadores Unidos: Immigrant Workers’ Project | Ana Guajardo Carrillo |
| 87 | Centro Humanitario para los Trabajadores | Marco Nunez |
| 88 | Centro Laboral de Graton | Christy Lubin |
| 89 | Centro Latino of Owensboro, Ky. | Fran Wilhelm |
| 90 | Centro para Familias Hispanas | Consuelo Kwee |
| 91 | CEO Pipe Organs/Golden Ponds Farm | Corey E. Olsen |
| 92 | Chicago Community and Workers’ Rights | Martin Unzueta |
| 93 | Chicago New Santuary Coalition | Sara Wohlleb |
| 94 | Church of Our Saviour/Iglesia de Nuestro Salvador Episcopal | Paula Jackson |
| 95 | Church World Service | Erol Kekic |
| 96 | Cincinnati Interfaith Workers Center | Manuel Pérez |
| 97 | Circleville Quakers | Brad Cotton |
| 98 | Citizen Orange | Kyle de Beausset |
| 99 | CIUDAD | Miguel Torres |
| 100 | Civic Engagement and Service-Learning at UMass Amherst | John Reiff |
| 101 | CLEAN Carwash Campaign | Rosemarie Molina |
| 102 | Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice Los Angeles | Jonathan Klein |
| 103 | Cleveland Jobs with Justice | Deb Kline |
| 104 | Cliniquita Program | Martha Nathan, MD |
| 105 | CLUE Santa Barbara | Arthur Stevens |
| 106 | CLUE Santa Barbara | Arthur Stevens |
| 107 | Coalicion de Lideres Latinos-CLILA | America Gruner |
| 108 | Coalicion de Organizaciones Latino-Americanas (COLA) | Ada Volkmer |
| 109 | Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles (CHIRLA) | Antonio Bernabe |
| 110 | Cobb Immigrant Alliance | Richard Pellegrino |
| 111 | COLA | Víctor Álvarez |
| 112 | Collier County Neighborhood Stories Project | Angela Cisneros |
| 113 | Comite Pro Uno | Elizabeth Matamoros |
| 114 | Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador (CISPES) | Alexis Stoumbelis |
| 115 | Community Economic Development Center of SE MA | Corinn Williams |
| 116 | Community Food and Justice Coalition | Y. Armando Nieto |
| 117 | Community to Community | Rosalinda Guillen |
| 118 | Community to Community Development | Caroline Correa |
| 119 | Community United Against Violence | Stacy Umezu |
| 120 | Community4ImmigrantRights | Tamar Diana Wilson |
| 121 | Comunidad inmigrantes East Haven CT | Herman Zuniga |
| 122 | Comunidad Liberación/Liberation Community | Rev. Anne Dunlap |
| 123 | Concerned Citizens of Joliet | Linda Jolet |
| 124 | Congress of Day Laborers | Jacinta Gonzalez |
| 125 | Connecticut Immigrant Rights Alliance | Ana Rivera |
| 126 | CREDO Action | Murshed Zaheed |
| 127 | CRISOL-ACUARELA | Beatrice Chodosh |
| 128 | Crossing Borders – Dubuque | Mary McCauley |
| 129 | CT Students for a DREAM | Camila Bortolleto |
| 130 | CTUL (Centro de Trabajadores Unidos en Lucha) | Veronica Mendez |
| 131 | Cuéntame | Axel Caballero |
| 132 | CultureStrike | Favianna Rodriguez |
| 133 | Day Labor Center | Gabriel Hernandez |
| 134 | Day Worker Center of Mountain View | Maria Marroquin |
| 135 | Define American | Mónica Novoa |
| 136 | Democracy in Action | Donna Chicone |
| 137 | Derechos Humanos Coalition | Pancho Medina |
| 138 | Detention Watch Network | Andrea Black |
| 139 | Dominican Empowerment Council | Yunis Segura-McNally |
| 140 | Dominican Sisters of Houston | Ceil Roeger |
| 141 | Don Bosco Workers Inc | Gonzalo Cruz |
| 142 | Dream Action Coalition | Erika Erika |
| 143 | Dream ACTivist Georgia | Dulce Guerrero |
| 144 | DREAM Activist Ohio | Nick Torres |
| 145 | DREAM Alliance of Sonoma County | Jesús Guzmán |
| 146 | Dream Team Los Angeles | Dream Team Los Angeles |
| 147 | DRM Action Coalition | Cesar Vargas |
| 148 | DRUM – Desis Rising Up & Moving | Fahd Ahmed |
| 149 | Dura-Clean Inc. | Jose Sr. Duran |
| 150 | East Bay Sanctuary Covenant | Manuel De Paz |
| 151 | Ecumenical Campus Ministries | Gustin Bova |
| 152 | El CENTRO de Igualdad y Derechos | Rachel LaZar |
| 153 | El Centro de la Raza | Veronica Mendez-Cruz |
| 154 | El Centro del Inmigrante | Gonzalo Mercado |
| 155 | El Comite | Marcela Diaz |
| 156 | El Comite de Apoyo a los Trabajadores Agricolas | Jessica Culley |
| 157 | El Puente | Yizzar Prieto |
| 158 | El Refugio Ministry, Inc. | Marie Marquardt |
| 159 | El Zócalo Immigrant Resource Center | Sara Mullally |
| 160 | Elgin Dreamers United | Laura Vivaldo |
| 161 | Encuentro | Andrea Plaza |
| 162 | Enlace | Peter Cervantes-Gautschi |
| 163 | Enriching Utah Coalition | Diana Paredes |
| 164 | Evergreen Association of American Baptist Churches | Marcia Patton |
| 165 | Families for Freedom | Abraham Paulos |
| 166 | Family Farm Defenders | John Peck |
| 167 | Family Focus Aurora | Jorge Rios |
| 168 | Family School Partnership | Leticia Alvarez |
| 169 | Farms Not Arms | Linda Speel |
| 170 | Farmworker Association of Florida, Inc. | Tirso Moreno |
| 171 | Federacion de Clubes Jaliscienses del Sur de CA | Pjna Hernandez |
| 172 | Fight for Driver’s License PA | Maria Serna |
| 173 | Fight for Justice | Siddhi Kasat |
| 174 | Flores Consulting and Psychotherapy | Yvette Flores |
| 175 | Florida Coastal Immigrant Rights Clinic | Ericka Curran |
| 176 | Florida Council of Churches | Russell Meyer |
| 177 | Florida Immigrant Coalition | Natalia Jaramillo |
| 178 | Florida New Majority | Elbert Garcia |
| 179 | Food Chain Workers Alliance | Joann Lo |
| 180 | Food Empowerment Project | Lauren Ornelas |
| 181 | Forks Human Rights Group | Lesley Hoare |
| 182 | Franciscan Action Network | Sister Marie Lucey |
| 183 | Freedom School-MS | Ingrid Cruz |
| 184 | Freedom Socialist Party | Doug Barnes |
| 185 | Frente Indígena de Organizaciones Binaciones (FIOB) | Sarait Martinez |
| 186 | Fresno Immigrant Youth in Action | Luis Ojeda |
| 187 | Fuerza del Valle Workers’ Center | Hector Guzman Lopez |
| 188 | Generational Alliance | Ryane Ridenour |
| 189 | Gentle Spirit Christian Church | Rev. Paul Turner |
| 190 | Georgia Detention Watch | Katie Valencia |
| 191 | Georgia Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition | L R |
| 192 | Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights (GLAHR) | Adelina Nicholls |
| 193 | Georgia Mtn. Unitarian Universalist Church | AJ Wolff |
| 194 | Georgia Peace and Justice Coalition/Atlanta | Dianne Mako |
| 195 | Georgia Rural Urban Summit | Larry Pellegrini |
| 196 | Georgia Women’s Actions for New Directions | Becky Rafter |
| 197 | GetEQUAL | Felipe Sousa-Rodrguez |
| 198 | GLAAD | Dave Montez |
| 199 | Global Family Legal Services | Celinas Ruth, Esq. |
| 200 | Global Freedom Concerts (GFC) | Gia Ibarra |
| 201 | GMUUC Social Justice | Melanie Malovany |
| 202 | Grassroots Collaborative | Amisha Patel |
| 203 | Grassroots Global Justice Alliance | Cindy Wiesner |
| 204 | Grassroots Leadership | Bob Libal |
| 205 | Greater Birmingham Ministries | Miguel Carpizio |
| 206 | Greater Birmingham Ministries | Miguel Carpizo |
| 207 | Grupo de Apoyo e Integracion Hispanoamericano | Erika Sutherland |
| 208 | Guatemalan Health Association of Massachusetts | Pantaleon Morales |
| 209 | H. S. Power & Light Ministries – Latino Faith Initiative | Fidel “Butch” Montoya |
| 210 | HAITIAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH | REV.DR. LEMAIRE ALERTE |
| 211 | Haverford College Students for Immigrant Justice | Jonathan Laks |
| 212 | Herman Legal Group | Richard Herman |
| 213 | Hispanic Coalition, Corp | Rosa Emilia Kasse |
| 214 | Hispanic Community Dialogue of VIirginia | Beatriz Amberman |
| 215 | Hispanic Interest Coalition of Alabama | Gwendolyn Ferreti |
| 216 | Hispanic/Latino Services | Marcia Brown |
| 217 | Holy Innocents Episcopal Church, Little Lake, MI | Dr. James Livingston |
| 218 | Holy Spirit Missionary Sisters | Sr. Rose Therese Nolta, SSpS |
| 219 | Houston United/Unido | Maria Jimenez |
| 220 | Hudson Valley Community Coalition | Betsy Palmieri |
| 221 | Human Rights Defense Center | Paul Wright |
| 222 | IFT Productions | Omar Cruz |
| 223 | Iglesia Menonita del Buen Pastor | David Araujo |
| 224 | Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights | Fred Tsao |
| 225 | Illinois people’s action | Sonny Garcia |
| 226 | Illinois Peoples Action | Sonny Garcia |
| 227 | Immigrant Advocacy Project | Rachel Heuman |
| 228 | Immigrant Communities in Action (ICA) | Monami Maulik |
| 229 | Immigrant Defense Project | Mizue Aizeki |
| 230 | Immigrant Justice Network | Alisa Wellek |
| 231 | Immigrant Youth Coalition – Los Angeles | Luis Serrano |
| 232 | Immigrant Youth Justice League | Ireri Unzueta |
| 233 | Immigration Justice Task Force of the UUSJ | Theresa Rekenthaler |
| 234 | Immigration Rights Task Force of the Unitarian Society of New Haven | Sophie Twokowski |
| 235 | Immigration Task Force of the Californian Annual Conference of t | Linda Kuruhara |
| 236 | Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy | Jim Harkness |
| 237 | Interfaith Movement for Immigrant Justice | Robert Brown |
| 238 | Interfaith Worker Justice Committee of Colorado | Rev. Daniel Klawitter |
| 239 | International Labor Rights Forum | Judy Gearhart |
| 240 | International Tribunal of Conscience | Dorinda Moreno |
| 241 | ISAAC (Immigration Support And Assistance Center) | Jose Bustos |
| 242 | Jackson Area NOW | Laurie Roberts |
| 243 | Jewish Council on Urban Affairs | Alison Abrams |
| 244 | Jobs with Justice and American Rights at Work | Natalie Patrick-Knox |
| 245 | Jobs with Justice San Francisco | Feng Kung |
| 246 | Jobs with Justice/American Rights at Work | Sarita Gupta |
| 247 | Junta for Progressive Action | Ana Maria Rivera |
| 248 | Juntos | Erika Almiron |
| 249 | Just Pay for All Coalition | Elisa Ringholm |
| 250 | Justice For Immigrants Nevada | Rita Sloan |
| 251 | Justice Strategies | Judy Greene |
| 252 | Justice, Peace and Integrity of Creation | Janet Kramer OSF |
| 253 | JUSTICIA DIGNA | Carolina Martin Ramos, Esq. |
| 254 | JUSTICIA SOCIAL VALLE DE SAN FERNANDO | santa SANDOVAL |
| 255 | Kentucky Dream Coallition | Shakyari Palacios |
| 256 | Kentucky Jobs with Justice | Bonifacio Aleman |
| 257 | Kickapoo Peace Circle | Marcia Halligan |
| 258 | KIWA | Rebeca Ronquillo |
| 259 | Korean American Resource & Cultural Center | Heykyung Eum |
| 260 | Korean Americans for Political Advancement (KAPA) | Bright Limm |
| 261 | Korean Resource Center | Hee Joo Yoon |
| 262 | L.A.N.D. | Richard McWherter |
| 263 | La Colectiva de Mujeres | Guillermina Castellanos |
| 264 | La Esperanza | Lida Delgado |
| 265 | La Fuente, a Tri-State Worker and Community Fund | Omar Angel |
| 266 | La Roca of the First United Methodist Church | Susan Griggs |
| 267 | La Union del Pueblo Entero (LUPE) | Juanita Valdez-Cox |
| 268 | La Voz Latina | Cristal Gallegos |
| 269 | Lamb & Andrade P.C. | Jodilma Lamb |
| 270 | Lansing Workers Center | Mike Kolhoff |
| 271 | Latin America Caribbean Committee of the Loretto Community | Carolyn Jaramillo |
| 272 | Latin American Coalition | Armando Bellmas |
| 273 | Latino Education & Training Institute | Rosamaria Graziani |
| 274 | Latino Union of Chicago | Eric Rodriguez |
| 275 | Latino Youth Action League | Cynthia Brito |
| 276 | Latinos United of Carroll County | Gyla De La Rosa |
| 277 | Lawrence Food Not Bombs | Brian Sultana |
| 278 | Leadership Conference of Women Religious | Ann Scholz |
| 279 | Legal Aid Justice Center | Ivy Finkenstadt |
| 280 | Legal Services for Prisoners with Children | Dorsey Nunn |
| 281 | Lideres Campesinas | Suguet Lopez |
| 282 | Living Hope Wheelchair Association | Francisco Arguelles |
| 283 | Long Beach Immigrant Rights Coalition | Miguel Montalva |
| 284 | Long Island Immigrant Alliance | Luis V |
| 285 | LOS AMIGOS OF ORANGE COUNTY | AMIN DAVID |
| 286 | Los Angeles Immigrant Youth Coalition | Isaac Barrera |
| 287 | Lowcountry Immigration Coalition | Lee Kanuck |
| 288 | LULAC Council 4609 | Leni Gonzalez |
| 289 | LULAC-Syracuse chapter | Jose Perez |
| 290 | MALCS (Mujeres Activas en Letras y Cambio Social) | Rita Urquijo-Ruiz |
| 291 | MANA de Orange County | Nellie Kaniski |
| 292 | Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition | Pedro Portillo |
| 293 | Massachusetts Jobs with Justice | Edwin Argueta |
| 294 | MataHari: Eye of the Day | Monique Nguyen |
| 295 | Metro Atlanta Democratic Socialists of America | Milton Tambor |
| 296 | Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF) | Tom Saenz |
| 297 | Mi Familia Center: Serving Migrant Communities, Inc. | Rev. Aquiles E. Martinex |
| 298 | Mi Familia Vota | Marianela Acuna |
| 299 | Miami Workers Center | marcia olivo |
| 300 | Michael Chavez Center, Monument Community Partnership | Nati Flores |
| 301 | Mid-South Peace and Justice Center | Jacob Flowers |
| 302 | Midwest Maya Ministry/United Church of Christ | Denise Griebler |
| 303 | Migrant Justice | Natalia Fajardo |
| 304 | Minnesota UU Social Justice Alliance | Ralph Wyman |
| 305 | MIRA Coalition | Cristina Aguilera |
| 306 | Missouri Immigrant and Refugee Advocates | Vanessa Crawford Aragón |
| 307 | moana nui action alliance | Arnie Saiki |
| 308 | MoveOn.org | Harriet Heywood |
| 309 | Movimento per la società di giustizia | Arrigo Colombo |
| 310 | Movimiento del Valle porLlos Derechos Humanos | Dina Nunez |
| 311 | Mujeres de Maiz | Felicia Montes |
| 312 | Mujeres Unidas y Activas | Karina Muñiz |
| 313 | N.C. Immigrant Rights Project | Marty Rosenbluth |
| 314 | NACCS | Patrisia Gonzales |
| 315 | National Advocacy Center of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd | Lawrence Couch |
| 316 | National Alliance for Filipino Concerns | Mara Ibarra |
| 317 | National Alliance of Latin American and Caribbean Communities | Xochitl Espinosa |
| 318 | National Asian Pacific American Women’s Forum – DC Chapter | Devan Shea |
| 319 | National Association For Chicana and Chicano Studies-ROCKY MOUNT | Jose Flores |
| 320 | National Association for Hispanic Elderly | Dr. Carmela Lacayo |
| 321 | National Council of Jewish Women | Madeline Shepherd |
| 322 | National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON) | Pablo Alvarado |
| 323 | National Domestic Workers Alliance | Andrea Mercado |
| 324 | National Employment Law Project | Haeyoung Yoon |
| 325 | National Family Farm Coalition | Katherine Ozer |
| 326 | National Guestworker Alliance | Jacob Horwitz |
| 327 | National Immigrant Justice Center | Alexis Perlmutter |
| 328 | National Immigrant Project of the NLG | Paromita Shah |
| 329 | National Immigration Law Center (NILC) | Shiu-Ming Cheer/Marielena Hincapie |
| 330 | National Korean American Service & Education Consortium | Jane Yoo |
| 331 | National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights | Catherine Tactaquin |
| 332 | National Nurses Organizing Committee | Judith Cashin Lerma |
| 333 | National People’s Action | George Goehl |
| 334 | Neighbors United for a Better East Boston (NUBE) | Gloribell Mota |
| 335 | Network in Solidarity with the People of Guatemala (NISGUA) | Megan Whelan |
| 336 | New Haven Peoples Center | Joelle Fishman |
| 337 | New Immigrant Community Empowerment | Valeria Treves |
| 338 | New Jersey Forum For Human Rights | Eugene Squeo |
| 339 | New Mexico Dreamers in Action | New Mexico Dreamers & Allies |
| 340 | New Orleans Workers Center for Racial Justice | Jacinta Gonzalez |
| 341 | New Orleans’ Interfaith Worker Justice | Jim VanderWeele |
| 342 | New Sanctuary Coalition | R. Ragbir |
| 343 | New Sanctuary Movement of Philadelphia | Peter Pedemonti |
| 344 | New York Immigration Coalition | Jacki Esposito |
| 345 | NH Area Sisters of Mercy | Madonna Moran |
| 346 | Nicaragua Center for Community Action | Diana Bohn |
| 347 | Niu Matat Napawika | Maria Lopez |
| 348 | NJ State Industrial Union Council and NJ Labor Against War | Carol Gay |
| 349 | No More Deaths | Hannah Hafter |
| 350 | North Texas Dream Team | Marco A. Malagon |
| 351 | North Texas Dream Team | Lissette Moreno |
| 352 | Northeast Sustainable Agriculture Working Group (NESAWG | Amy Little |
| 353 | Northern Manhattan Coalition for Immigrant Rights | Angela Fernandez |
| 354 | Northwest Immigrant Rights Project | Jorge Baron |
| 355 | Occupy Santa Barbara | Aurora Marquez |
| 356 | Office of Peace, Justice and Ecological Integrity, Sisters of Ch | Terrence Moran |
| 357 | Ohio Action Circle | Ruben Castilla Herrera |
| 358 | Ohio Interfaith Immigration Coalition | Ruben Castilla Herrera |
| 359 | OLA of Eastern Long Island | Isabel Sepulveda |
| 360 | Olneyville Neighborhood Association (Providence) | Susan Beaty |
| 361 | OMNI Center for Peace, Justice & Ecology | Gladys Tiffany |
| 362 | One Horizon Institute | Steve Pavey |
| 363 | OneAmerica | Rich Stolz |
| 364 | Orange County Dream Team | Hairo Cortes |
| 365 | Oregon Interfaith Movement for Immigrant Justice | Robert Brown |
| 366 | Organizing Apprenticeship Project | Salvador Miranda |
| 367 | Our Lady of Victory Missionary Sisters | Sr. Ginger Downey |
| 368 | Out4Immigration | Erik Schnabel |
| 369 | Pacific Islander Community Partnership | Manufou Liaiga Anoa\’i |
| 370 | Pacific Northwest Immigration Task Force | Lyda Pierce |
| 371 | Painters Local 193 | Louis Partain |
| 372 | Pangea Legal Services | Nilou Khonsari |
| 373 | PARENTS AND YOUTH IN ACTION CHAPTER OF ADAC | Rosa Maria Soto |
| 374 | Pasadena Latino Forum | Yuny Parada |
| 375 | Pax Christi Florida | Nancy O’Byrne |
| 376 | Pax Christi Long Island | Agnes Kelly |
| 377 | PCUN | Ramon Ramirez |
| 378 | Peace Action | Judith Le Blanc |
| 379 | Peace and Justice Committee | david folkes |
| 380 | Pennsylvania Immigration & Citizenship Coalition | Natasha Kelemen |
| 381 | Peoples’ Action for Rights and Community | Verbena Lea |
| 382 | Pesticide Action Network | Devika Ghai |
| 383 | Phoenix SURJ | Leah Carnine |
| 384 | Phoenix Ventures | Janna Piper |
| 385 | PICO National Network | Kristee Paschall |
| 386 | Pine Street Church | Mary Beth Mankin |
| 387 | Political Asylum Immigration Representation Project | Sarah Ignatius |
| 388 | Portland Central America Solidarity Committee | Natha Hurwitz |
| 389 | Portland Immigrant Rights Coalition | Marcos Mejia |
| 390 | POWER | Donaji Lona |
| 391 | Pre-Health Dreamers | Jirayut Latthivongskorn |
| 392 | Presentation Sisters, Aberdeen, SD | Sister Kathleen Bierne, pbvm |
| 393 | Presente.org | Arturo Carmona |
| 394 | Progressive Democrats of America – Arizona | Dan O’Neal |
| 395 | Progressive Democrats of America (PDA) | Conor Boylan |
| 396 | Project Hope – Proyecto Esperanza | Sister Ellen Lamberjack |
| 397 | Project IRENE | Rose Mary Meyer, BVM |
| 398 | Project South | Emery Wright |
| 399 | Providence Youth Student Movement | Chanravy Proeung |
| 400 | Public Science Project | Caitlin Cahill |
| 401 | Pueblo Sin Fronteras | Roberto Corona |
| 402 | Puente Human Rights Movement | Carlos Garcia |
| 403 | Rachel B. Scarlata Realty | Rachel Scarlata |
| 404 | Racial & Ethnic Concerns Group / UU Congregation of Atlanta | Barbaras Burnham |
| 405 | Racial Justice Action Center | Xochitl Bervera |
| 406 | Radical Women | Anne Slater |
| 407 | Reformed Church of Highland Park, NJ | Jean Stockdale |
| 408 | Religious Sisters of Charity | Sr. Kathleen Bryant |
| 409 | Renaissance Club | Merna Zimmerman |
| 410 | River Road UU Congregation, Latin America Taskforce Network | Donald Chery |
| 411 | Rockford DREAM Action | Sara Briseno |
| 412 | Rocky Mountain Foco of the National Association for Chicana/o Studies | Cordelia Candelaria |
| 413 | Rogue Valley Interfaith Immigration Coalition | Rosalie Caffrey |
| 414 | Rooted in Community | Gerardo Marin |
| 415 | Rural Advancement Fund | Georgia Good |
| 416 | Rural Coalition | Laura Valdes |
| 417 | Rural Coalition/Coalición Rural | Lorette Picciano |
| 418 | SAFE-Stdent Alliance For Education | Gabriel Magallanes |
| 419 | SAJE (Strategic Actions for a Just Economy) | Paulina Gonzalez |
| 420 | Salvadoran American National Network (SANN) | Yanira Arias |
| 421 | San Benito County (CA) Democratic Central Committee | Gregory Rivera |
| 422 | San Bernardino Community Service Center, Inc. | Emilio Amaya |
| 423 | San Diego County Coalition for Education | Alberto Ochoa |
| 424 | San Diego DREAM Team | Karina Valdivia |
| 425 | San Francisco Day Labor Program and Women’s Collective | Emiliano Bourgois-Chacon |
| 426 | School of the Americas Watch | Maria Bard |
| 427 | School of the Americas Watch (SOA Watch) | Hendrik Voss |
| 428 | Seed House – Casa de la Semilla | Emira Palacios |
| 429 | SEIU Healthcare 775NW | Adam Glickman |
| 430 | SEIU Local 1021 | Lily Leung |
| 431 | SEIU1000 | Keri Kline |
| 432 | Services, Immigrant Rights and Education Network | Jazmin Segura |
| 433 | Servicio Particular Alacran de Aztlan | francisco mendez |
| 434 | Share Foudation | Jose Artiga |
| 435 | SHARE Foundation | Blanca Vazquez |
| 436 | Sisters of Christian Charity | Margaritis Kullowitch |
| 437 | Sisters of Mercy of the Americas | Ryan Murphy |
| 438 | Sisters of Mercy South Central Community | Sister Rose Marie Tresp |
| 439 | Sisters of Mercy West Midwest Community | Karen Donahue |
| 440 | Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia | Sr. Esther Anderson |
| 441 | Sisters of St. Francis of Tiffin, Ohio | Jacquelyn Doepker |
| 442 | Sisters of St. Francis, Sylvania, OH | Sister Mary Jon Wagner |
| 443 | Sisters of ST. Joseph of Rochester | Phyllis Tierney |
| 444 | Sisters of St. Joseph of Springfield Massachusetts | Denise Granger, SSJ |
| 445 | Sisters of the Divine Compassion | M. Doretta Cornell |
| 446 | Sisters, Home Visitors of Mary | Rosemarie abate |
| 447 | Skagit Immigrant Rights Council | Jim Justice |
| 448 | Social Justice Committee, Manatee Unitarian Universalist Fellows | Bernita Franzel |
| 449 | Social Justice Guild of the First Existentialist Congregation of | Lorraine Fontana |
| 450 | Solidarity | Dianne Feeley |
| 451 | Somos America/We Are America Coalition | Daniel Rodriguez |
| 452 | Somos Tuskaloosa | Ana Vazquez |
| 453 | SONG / Southerners On New Ground | Paulina Helm-Hernandez |
| 454 | SOPHIA | Malcolm Bertsch |
| 455 | South Central Iowa Federation of Labor AFL-CIO | Mark Cooper |
| 456 | South Texas Civil Rights Project | Joseph Martin |
| 457 | Southeast Immigrant Rights Network | Mónica Hernández |
| 458 | Southside Worker Center, Tucson, AZ | Raúl Alcaraz Ochoa |
| 459 | Spanish Community of Wallingford | Maria Harlow |
| 460 | St Cyprian Justice and peace Ministry | John Pulvino |
| 461 | St Joseph Vally Project – Jobs with Justice | Joseph Carbone |
| 462 | St. Gabriel Peace and Justice Committee | Jean Mont-Eton |
| 463 | Stop The Checkpoints | Lois Danks |
| 464 | Street Level Health Project | Gabriela Galicia |
| 465 | Student Farmworker Alliance | Lis-Marie Alvarado |
| 466 | Student Immigrant Movement | Conrado Santos |
| 467 | Students of Los Angeles | Gerardo Montano |
| 468 | Students United for Immigrant Equality | Sarah Nemeroff |
| 469 | Students Working For Equal Rights | Saul Aleman |
| 470 | Studio Revolt | Anida Ali |
| 471 | Tampa Moveon.org | Christopher Radulich |
| 472 | Taylor Lee & Associates | Aaron Ortiz-Santos |
| 473 | Team Awesome Arizona | Adriana Garcia |
| 474 | Tennessee Immigrant & Refugee Rights Coalition | Stephan Fotopulos |
| 475 | Texas Organizing Project | Sonia Macias |
| 476 | The Advocates for Human Rights | Michele McKenzie |
| 477 | the Ave Project | David Richard |
| 478 | The Episcopal Network for Economic Justice | Dianne Aid |
| 479 | The Family Place | Kirsten Wittkowski |
| 480 | The Farmworkers Association of Florida, Inc. | Isidoro Quezada |
| 481 | the Harry Potter Alliance | Paul DeGeorge |
| 482 | The Immigration Task force of the United Methodist Church, California | Rev. David Farley |
| 483 | The Jasmar Group | Val Jacobo |
| 484 | The National Latino Voter Progressive Party | MsEuseba E Aquino-Hughes |
| 485 | The Ruckus Society | Diana Pei Wu |
| 486 | the space | steven linn |
| 487 | The WAY | Katelyn Chapman |
| 488 | Tim Paynter Attorney At Law | Tim Paynter |
| 489 | Tri-City Democrats, Richland, WA | Ralph Crowl |
| 490 | Tucson Samaritans | Maria Ochoa |
| 491 | UCC | Barbara Hughes |
| 492 | UCSB IDEAS | Marvin Girón |
| 493 | UIC Students Against Sweatshops | Martin Macias, Jr |
| 494 | Undocumented Illinois | Jocelyn Munguya |
| 495 | Undocumented Students and Allies at IIT | Maria Gonzalez |
| 496 | Unidad Latina en Acción | John Lugo |
| 497 | Unidad Latina en Acción NJ | Ana Pazminino |
| 498 | Union de Vecinos | Leonardo Vilchis |
| 499 | Union Salvadorena Estudiantes Universitarios | Genesy Hernandez |
| 500 | Unitarian Universalist Association | Susan Leslie |
| 501 | Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Gwinnett | JoAnn Weiss |
| 502 | Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Tuscaloosa | Fred L. Hammond |
| 503 | Unitarian Universalist Legislative Ministry, California | Lindi Ramsden |
| 504 | Unitarian Universalist Service Committee | Shelley Moskowitz |
| 505 | Unitarian Universalists of Southern Deleware | Kristine Acker |
| 506 | United Action Connecticut | John S. Volpini |
| 507 | United Community Center of Westchester | Jackeline Agudelo |
| 508 | United Methodist Church, General Board of Church and Society | Bill Mefford |
| 509 | United Steelworkers Local 675 | David Campbell |
| 510 | United Students Against Sweatshops | Coordinating Committee |
| 511 | United We Dream | Lorella Praeli |
| 512 | United Workers Congress | Kimi Lee |
| 513 | Unitierra en Puebla | Universidad de la Tierra en Puebla |
| 514 | UNITY | Michael Leon Guerrero |
| 515 | Universidad Popular | Nicolas Gonzalez |
| 516 | University of Chicago Coalition for Immigrant Rights | Lynda Lopez |
| 517 | USW Local 3657 Civil Rights Comte. | Guillermo Perez |
| 518 | UU Mass Action | Jesse Jaeger |
| 519 | UURISE: Unitarian Universalist Refugee and Immigrant Services | Daniel Stracka |
| 520 | Vermont Immigration and Asylum Advocates | Michele Jenness |
| 521 | Vermont Workers Center | Chris Schroth |
| 522 | Viatorians | Michael Gosch |
| 523 | Violence Intervention Program | Cecilia Gastón |
| 524 | Virginia Coalition of Latino Organizations (VACOLAO) | Edgar Aranda-Yanoc |
| 525 | Viva Farms | Sarita Schaffer |
| 526 | Voces de la Comunidad | Destry Sibley |
| 527 | Voces de la Frontera | Christine Neumann-Ortiz |
| 528 | VOZ Workers Rights Education Project | Romeo Sosa |
| 529 | WA State UU Voices for Justice | Carol McKinley |
| 530 | Washington DREAM Act Coalition | Carlos Padilla |
| 531 | Washington New Sanctuary Movement | Roberta Ray |
| 532 | WeCount! | Jonathan Fried |
| 533 | Welcome Everybody | America Carbajal |
| 534 | West Suburban Action Project (PASO) | Yesenia Sanchez |
| 535 | Westchester Hispanic Coalition | Graciela Heymann |
| 536 | WHARTON COUNTY 4/JUSTICE | LORETTA ROMO |
| 537 | William C. Velazquez Institute | Antonio Gonzalez |
| 538 | Wind of the Spirit, NJ | Ilana Rossoff |
| 539 | Workers Defense Project | Sabina Hinz-Foley |
| 540 | Workers Interfaith Network | Alfredo Pena |
| 541 | http://www.WeAreOne.cc | Joseph Kohn MD |
| 542 | Yakima County Dream Team | Eduardo Lara |
| 543 | Young Democratic Socialists of William Paterson University of Ne | Daniel Santiago |
| 544 | Youth Organizing for Unity | Maurice de Segovia |
Detention Watch Network Buddies
National Organizations
ACLU Immigrants’ Rights Project
American Friends Service Committee
American Immigration Lawyers Association
Americans for Immigrant Justice
Catholic Legal Immigration Network
Center for Constitutional Rights
Community Initiatives for Visiting Immigrants in Confinement
Community to Community Development
Friends Committee on National Legislation
Immigrant Legal Resource Center
Interfaith Coalition on Immigration
Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
National Immigrant Justice Center
National Immigration Law Center
National Immigration Project of the National Lawyers Guild
National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health
National Religious Campaign Against Torture
Sisters of Mercy of the Americas
Southeast Asia Resource Action Center
Torture Abolition and Survivor Support Coalition International
State and Local Organizations
Alabama
Southern Poverty Law Center, Immigrant Justice Project
Arizona
Florence Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project
Law Offices of Brelje and Associates, P.C.
Restoration Project at Casa Mariposa
Southwest Institute for Research on Women
California
Immigrant Legal Resource Center
Stanford Law, Immigrants’ Rights Clinic
Colorado
Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network
Florida
Florida Immigrant Coalition, Inc.
University of Miami School of Law Immigration Project
Georgia
Illinois
Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights
Maria Baldini-Potermin & Associates, P.C.
Scott D. Pollock & Associates, P.C.
Maine
Immigrant Legal Advocacy Project
Political Asylum/Immigration Representation Project
Maryland
Benedictine Sisters of Baltimore
Massachusetts
Political Asylum/Immigration Representation Project
Minnesota
New Jersey
First Friends of New York and New Jersey
New York
Cornell Law School, Immigration Appellate Law Clinic
Queer Detainee Empowerment Project
Texas
Washington
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project
Washington Defender Association Immigration Project
Source: https://www.detentionwatchnetwork.org/about/membership-directory
Dignity Campaign Buddies
AFSC Central Valley Project, CA
Asocaicion de Jornaleros de San Diego, San Diego, CA
Bellingham Unitarian Fellowship, Bellingham WA
Benton Co. Democratic Central Committee, WA
California Fair Trade Campaign
California Healthy Communities Network
Catholic Order of Premontre, national
Catholic Committee of the South, Jackson, MS
CISPES
Coalicion de Derechos Humanos, Tucson, AZ
Community2Community, Bellingham, WA
Community Homeless Alliance Ministry, San Jose, CA
Dominican Development Center, Jamaica Plain, MA
East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy, Oakland
El Organizador
Filipino Advocates for Justice, Oakland, CA
Frente Indigena de Organizaciones Binacionales, U.S./Mexico
Frente Unido de Inmigrantes, Chicago, Il
Fuerza Mundial/FM Global
Global Exchange
Institute of Popular Education of Southern California, Los Angeles
Int’l Longshore and Warehouse Union Local 6
Kentucky Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights – KY
KY May Day Coalition – KY
La Raza Centro Legal, San Francisco, CA
Laborers Union, Local 270, San Jose, CA
Labor Council for Latin American Advancement, San Francisco, CA, national
MAIZ, San Jose, CA
May 1 Coalition, New York, NY
Mississippi Immigrants Rights Alliance, Jackson, MS
Mujeres Unidas y Activas, San Francisco/Oakland, CA
National Immigration Project, National Lawyers Guild
Oficina del Inmigrante Solidaridad e Información – OISI – KY
Pilipino Workers Center of Southern California
Power in Community Alliances, Bangor, ME
Priority Africa Network, Oakland, CA
Progressive Immigration Compact of Kentucky
Pueblo Unido por la Dignidad, Seattle, WA
Radical Women, Seattle, WA
San Francisco Day Labor Program, San Francisco, CA
San Francisco Labor Council, San Francisco, CA
San Francisco Living Wage Coalition, San Francisco, CA
South Asian Network, Los Angeles, CA
South Bay Labor Council, San Jose, CA
St. John’s Presbyterian Church, Berkeley, CA
Stop the Checkpoints, WA
Temple Hashem
Union de Vecinos, Los Angeles, CA
United Food and Commercial Worker Local 5, San Jose CA
Voluntarios de la Comunidad, San Jose, CA
Whatcom County Democratic Women’s Club, WA
Young Organizaers Collective, Houston, TX
Source: http://redwoodcurtaincopwatch.net/book/export/html/641
And now for guys helping sanctuary cities:
More Anti-Deportation Groups
9to5, National Association of Working Women
The Advocates for Human Rights
African Awareness Association
Agora, St. Paul, MN
Alianza Americas
Alianza de Organizaciones Guatenaltecas ADOGUAH
Alliance For Global Justice
Alliance of AIDS Services – Carolina
Alliance San Diego
America’s Voice
American Civil Liberties Union
American Friends Service Committee (AFSC)
American Immigration Council
American Immigration Lawyers Association
American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC)
Americans for Immigrant Justice
ARISE
Asian Americans Advancing Justice – Los Angeles
Asian Americans Advancing Justice – AAJC
Asian Pacific Institute on Gender-Based Violence
Association of University Centers on Disabilities (AUCD)
Austin Jewish Voice for Peace
Bellevue/NYU Program for Survivors of Torture
Berkeley Palma Siruani Sister City Association
Border Action Network
Border Network for Human Rights
Campaign for Community Change and Fair Immigration Reform Movement
Capital Area Immigrants’ Rights (CAIR) Coalition
CARECEN DC
CARECEN Los Angeles
Casa de Esperanza
Catholic Charities of St. Paul and Minneapolis
Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. (CLINIC)
Center for Women Policy Studies
Centro Savila
Chicago Religious Leadership Network on Latin America
Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Refugee and Immigration Ministries
Church of the Brethren
Church World Service
Coalition de Detechos Humanos
Cobb Immigrant Alliance
Cocies
Colectiva Legal del Pueblo
Colibri Center for Human Rights
Columban Center for Advocacy and Outreach
Community Initiatives for Visiting Immigrants in Confinement (CIVIC)
Conversations With Friends – Minnesota’s program visiting people detained by ICE
Crisis Intervention Services
Dolores Street Community Services
DomesticSexual Assualt Outreach Center
Dominican Development Center, Inc
Durango Unido en Chicago
El CENTRO de Igualdad y Derechos
El Centro Hispano
FaithAction International House
Familia: Trans Queer Liberation Movement
Farmworker Justice
Fighting for Equal Education
First Focus
Florida Coastal School of Law Clinical Programs
Focus on Humanity
Friends of Broward Detainees
Friendship Office of the Americas
Frontera de Cristo
Futures Without Violence
Georgia Detention Watch
Grassroots Leadership
HIAS
Hispanic Health Network
Human Rights First
Human Rights Observation/Honduras
Humane Borders
Ignatian Solidarity Network
Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights
Immigrant Justice Corps
Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota
Immigration Taskforce, Southwestern Pennsylvania Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church in
America
Institute for Policy Studies, New Internationalism Project
International Rescue Committee
Iowa Coalition Against Sexual Assault
IowaCASA
ISAIAH
Jesuit Refugee Service/USA
Jewish Community Action
Just Foreign Policy
Justice For Our Neighbors-Nebraska
Justice Strategies
Kids in Need of Defense (KIND)
Kino Border Initiative
La Hermandad Hank Lacayo Youth & Family Center
La Union del Pueblo Entero
La Voz de los de Abajo Chicago
Latin America Working Group Education Fund (LAWGEF)
Latin American Coalition
Latin American Youth Center/Maryland Multicultural Youth Centers
Latino Commission on AIDS
Latinos in the Deep South
Leadership Conference of Women Religious
Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights
League of United Latin American Citizens
Legal Momentum
Legal Services for Children
Louisiana AIDS Advocacy Network
Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
Mennonite Central Committee U.S. Washington Office
MIRA Coalitions
National Center for Lesbian Rights
National Council of Jewish Women
National Guestworker Alliance
National Immigrant Justice Center
National Immigration Law Center
National Justice for Our Neighbors
National Korean American Service & Education Consortium
National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health
National Organization for Women
Navigate MN
The Needham Area Immigration Justice Task Force
New Orleans Workers’ Center for Racial Justice
NYU Center for Health and Human Rights
Nicaragua Center For Community Action
Nicaragua Network
Nisaa African Family Services
Not 1 More Coalition GA
OneAmerica
Orange County Immigrant Youth United
Pax Christi USA
Presbyterian Church (U.S.A)
Primera Iglesia Bautista Hispana de Savannah, INC.
Public Counsel
Red Mexicana de Lideres y Organizaciones Migrantes
Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services (RAICES)
Rights Action
Rochester Committee on Latin America (ROCLA)
Safe Passage Project
Salvadoran American National Network (SANN)
San Diego Immigrant Rights Consortium
San Francisco School of the Americas Watch
San Solano Missions
Sanctuary for Families
Savannah Latina
Save the Children
SF Bay Area Guatemalan Committee
Sisters of Mercy, Institute Justice Team
Sojourners
Southeast Asian Coalition
Southern Border Communities Coalition
St. Cyril of Alexandria Parish
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Stop The Checkpoints
SustainUS
Task Force on the Americas
Teatro de la Séptima Generación/Seventh Generation Theatre
Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition
TODEC LEGAL CENTER
Transformative Healing
U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants
U.S.-El Salvador Sister Cities
Unitarian Universalist Service Committee
United We Dream
UU College of Social Justice
Washtenaw Interfaith Coalition for Immigrant Rights
We Belong Together
Women’s Refugee Commission
Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights at the University of Chicago
Source: http://www.aila.org/advo-media/aila-correspondence/2015/sign-on-letter-opposing-dhs-nationwide-raids
Sanctuary Movement Buddies
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Sanctuary Campuses
Wesleyan University
Source: http://www.courant.com/education/hc-college–trump-sanctuary-1123-20161122-story.html
University of Pennsylvania
University of California
New York University
Source: http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2016/12/sanctuary-campus-college-dreamers-deportation
University of Maryland
Source: http://dailycaller.com/2017/01/25/university-wants-to-be-sanctuary-campus-for-illegals/
Portland State University
Source: https://www.pdx.edu/insidepsu/portland-state-is-a-sanctuary-university
Columbia University
Oregon State University
Reed College
Source: http://remezcla.com/lists/culture/sanctuary-campus-daca/
Pitzer College
Source: http://tsl.news/news/6366/
Connecticut College
Source: http://www.theday.com/article/20161202/NWS01/161209854
Drake University
Source: http://cbs2iowa.com/news/local/drake-university-president-declares-institution-a-sanctuary-campus
Swarthmore College
Boston New Sanctuary Movement Buddies
Members
Arlington Street Church, Boston*
Church of the Covenant, Boston*
Community Church of Boston*
First Church in Cambridge, Congregational, UCC*
First Congregational Church of Somerville, United Church of Christ*
First Parish in Brookline, Unitarian Universalist*
First Parish in Cambridge, Unitarian Universalist*
First Parish in Needham, Unitarian Universalist
Follen Community Church, Social Action Committee*
Massachusetts Interfaith Committee for Worker Justice*
Old Cambridge Baptist Church*
Paulist Center, Boston*
Unitarian Universalist Church of Medford*
Unitarian Universalist Association*
First Parish Brewster*
Unitarian Church of Sharon*
Source: http://www.bostonnewsanctuary.org/about/members/
Partners
Brazilian Immigrant Center
Centro Presente
The Chelsea Collaborative
Jobs With Justice
Massachusetts Coalition for Occupational Safety and Health
Massachusetts Interfaith Worker Justice
Matahari: Eye of the Day
Student Immigrant Movement
Source: http://www.bostonnewsanctuary.org/about/partners/
New Sanctuary Movement of Philadelphia Buddies
Arch Street United Methodist Church
Calvary United Methodist Church
Central Baptist Church of Wayne
Centro Cristiano de la Roca
Eglise Evangelique Haitienne
Faith Emmanuel Church
Germantown Mennonite Church
Holy Innocents Church
Mishkan Shalom Synagogue
The Philadelphia Praise Center
Tabernacle United Church
Tikkun Olam Chavurach
St. Joan of Arc Parrish
St. Vincent de Paul R.C. Church
UUPLAN (Unitarian Universalist Pennsylvania Legislative Action Network)
West Kensington Ministry
Visitation BVM Church
Source: http://www.sanctuaryphiladelphia.org/index.php/about-us/congregations
Foundation Buddies
Samuel S Fels Fund
Patricia Kind Family Foundation
The Alfred and Mary Douty Foundation
Allen Hilles Fund
The Philadelphia Foundation
Bread and Roses Community Fund
Union Benevolent Association
Source: http://sanctuaryphiladelphia.org/who-we-are-new-sanctuary/how-were-funded/
New Sanctuary Coalition of New York City Buddies
Saint Peter’s Church
African Services Committee
http://www.africanservices.org/
The Legal Aid Society
http://www.legal-aid.org/en/home.aspx
Immigration Defense Project
The Bronx Defenders
http://www.bronxdefenders.org/
NYU Immigrant Rights Clinic
http://www.law.nyu.edu/academics/clinics/Year/immigrantrights/
Catholic Charities
http://catholiccharitiesny.org/
Sanctuary for Families
https://www.sanctuaryforfamilies.org/
Detention Watch Network
http://www.detentionwatchnetwork.org/
The New York Immigration Coalition
Source: http://www.newsanctuarynyc.org/allies-resources/http://www.newsanctuarynyc.org/allies-resources/
Oregon New Sanctuary Coalition Buddies
Ainsworth United Church of Christ
Bridgeport United Church of Christ
Cedar Hills United Church of Christ
Central Pacific Conference of the United Church of Christ
Clackamas United Church of Christ
Jewish Voice for Peace-Portland
Journey-Koinonia Catholic Community
Kairos-Milwaukie United Church of Christ
Lake Oswego United Church of Christ
Southeast Mission Center of the Sisters of the Holy Names
St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church
St. Peter & St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Source: http://www.oregonsanctuary.org/
Metro Denver Sanctuary Coalition Buddies
First Unitarian Society of Denver
The American Friends Service Committee (AFSC)
Boulder Valley Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
First Universalist Church of Denver
Unitarian Universalist Church of Boulder
Columbine Unitarian Universalist Church
Source: http://www.metrodenversanctuary.org/about_us
Milwaukee New Sanctuary Movement Buddies
- Wauwatosa Presbyterian Church
- St. Benedict the Moor
- The Cathedral of the Holy Angels
- Santa Fe Lutheran Church
- Casa de Gracia
- Ascension Lutheran Church
- Unitarian Universalist Church West
- Congregation Sinai
- Good Shepherd Catholic Church
- MICAH
- St. Francis of Assisi
- Bay View United Methodist Church
Source: http://newsanctuarymke.org/en/allies/
More Churches Helping the “New Sanctuary Movement”
Unitarian Universalist
Alabama
- UU Congregation of Tuscaloosa, Northport
Arizona
- Granite Peak UU Congregation, Prescott
- Mountain Vista UU, Tucson
- UU Congregation of Phoenix, Paradise Valley
- UU Congregation of Green Valley, Amado
- Valley UU Congregation, Chandler
California
- Emerson UU Church, Canoga Park
- UU Church of Long Beach
- First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles
- Conejo Valley UU Fellowship,Thousand Oaks
Colorado
- Boulder Valley UU Fellowship, Lafayette
- First Unitarian Society of Denver
- UU Congregation of Boulder
Connecticut
- UU Congregation of Danbury
Florida
- UU Congregation of Mami
Kansas
- Unitarian Fellowship of Lawrence
- Shawnee Mission UU Church, Overland Park
Massachusetts
- First Parish UU, Bedford
- Arlington Street Church, Boston
- Community Church of Boston
- First Parish in Brookline
- First Parish Cambridge UU
- First Church in Jamaica Plain UU
- UU Church of Medford
Maine
- First Parish UU, Portland
Nevada
- UU Fellowship of Northern Nevada, Reno
New Jersey
- Unitarian Church of Montclair
New Mexico
- UU Fellowship of Silver City
- UU Church of Las Cruces
New York
- The Community Church of New York
Ohio
- UU Church of Akron
Oregon
- First Unitarian Church of Portland
Pennsylvania
- Main Line Unitarian Church, Devon
South Carolina
- UU Congregation of the Lowcountry, Bluffton
Tennessee
- Holston Valley UU Church, Johnson City
Texas
- First UU Church of Austin
Utah
- First Unitarian Church, Salt Lake City
Washington
- Cascade UU Fellowship, East Wenatchee
- Northlake UU Church, Kirkland
- All Souls UU Fellowship, Olympia
Organizations
- The Channing-Murray Foundation, Urbana, IL
- No More Deaths
- Southern California Unit of the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee
- UU Campus Ministry at the University of Illinois, Urbana
- UU Refugee and Immigrant Services and Education (UURISE)
Source: http://www.uua.org/immigration/witness/partners/new-sanctuary-congs
California Sanctuary Coalition
Bay Area Sanctuary Congregations:
Primera Iglesia Presbiteriana Hispana, Oakland
University Lutheran Chapel, Berkeley
St. Johns Presbyterian Church, Berkeley
First Congregational Church of Berkeley
Kehilla Community Synagogue, Piedmont
Oakland Catholic Worker, Oakland
St. John of God, San Francisco
St. Agnes Church, San Francisco
First Congregational Church of Palo Alto
Episcopal Diocese of California
Shomeret Shalom Global Congregation
Mt. Diablo Unitarian Universalist Church
Religious Organizations part of the Sanctuary Movement:
Bay Area
FAME/EBASE
East Bay Interfaith Immigration Coalition
East Bay Sanctuary Covenant
Southbay Sanctuary Covenant
Claremont Area
Claremont United Methodist Church
Claremont United Church of Christ Congregational
Source: http://www.im4humanintegrity.org/sanctuary-map-northern-california/
Omaha Guys Offering Sanctuary for Illegals
Grace United Methodist Church, 2418 E Street, Omaha, NE 68107
Omaha Area Sanctuary Network
Austin Guys Offering Sanctuary for Illegals
Pastor Jim Rigby, at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Austin
Pastor Laura Walter, Presbyterian, Bee Cave
Austin Sanctuary Network
Source: http://abc13.com/1819660/
First Unitarian Universalist Church, 4700 Grover, Austin,
Source: http://www.austinchronicle.com/calendar/civics-101/austin-sanctuary-network-benefit-1952132/
Interfaith Movement for Human Integrity Buddies
ACLU of San Diego
Adonai Community Church, Lake Elsinore
All Saints Episcopal Church, Pasadena
All Soul’s Episcopal Church and Preschool
Arlington United Church of Christ, Kensington
Arlington United Methodist Church, Riverside
Asian Americans Advancing Justice – Los Angeles
Beacon Fellowship
Bend the Arc
Berkeley Methodist United
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church, Perris
Bethel Congregational Church United Church of Christ, Ontario
Black Alliance for Just Immigration
Buena Vista United Methodist Church
California Council of Churches
California Domestic Workers Coalition
California Health 4 All Coalition
California Immigrant Youth Justice Alliance
California Immigration Policy Center
Centro Cristiano Roca de Refugio, Perris
Centro del Inmigrante in Riverside
Centro Romero Border Ministries, San Ysidro, CA and Tijuana, BC
Chinese Community United Methodist Church
Christ the King Catholic Church, Pleasant Hill
Christ the Lord Episcopal Church, Pinole
Church of the Good Shepherd, Berkeley
Claremont Congregational United Church of Christ
Claremont School of Theology
Claremont United Methodist Church
Concord United Methodist Church
Congregation B’nai Tikvah,
Council of Mexican Federations
County of Los Angeles Human Relations Commission
Covenant Church-Spanish, Riverside
Day Worker Center of Mountain View
Day Workers Center of Pomona
Del Centro Legal Center TODEC, Perris
Drug Policy Alliance
East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy
East Los Angeles Community Corporation
Educational Opportunity Program, University of California, Berkeley
El Buen Pastor, Redwood City
Faith Alliance for a Moral Economy
Fellowship Church of Monrovia
First Congregational Church of Berkeley
First Congregational Church United Church of Christ, Perris
First Presbyterian Church, Oakland
First Unitarian Church of Oakland
First United Methodist Church of Alameda
First United Methodist Church of Ontario
Glide Memorial Church, San Francisco
Greater Richmond Interfaith Project
Hearts Leap North Preschool
Hebrew Union College, Los Angles
Hispanics in Philanthropy
Holman United Methodist Church, Los Angeles
Holy Names University Social Justice Forum
Iglesia Fuente de Vida, Perris
Iglesia Pestecostal Eben-Ezer, Perris
Iglesia Presbiteriana Hispana High Street, Oakland
Iglesia Rios de Agua Viva, Rialto
Innerchange Order
Interfaith Center for Worker Justice, San Diego
International Longshoreman’s Union
Intersections International, New York, NY
Jewish Community Relations Council
Justice for Immigrants Campaign-Roman Catholic Diocese of San Bernardino
Justice for Immigrants Coalition of Southern California
Justice Not Jails
Kehilla Community Synagogue
Kensington Unitarian
Koreatown Immigrant Workers Alliance
Lafayette United Methodist Church
Latino Roundtable of Pomona and San Gabriel Valleys
Latino Youth Retreat of the Methodist Western Jurisdiction
Latino/a Roundtable of Pomona and San Gabriel Valley
Los Angeles Filipino American United Church of Christ
Lutheran Office of Public Policy, Sacramento
Mariachi International of Mexico
Martin Luther King March, San Francisco
Mills College
Ministerios Cristianos Rey Jesus, San Bernardino
Mixteco/Indigena Community Organizing Project
Mobilize the Immigrant Vote
Montclair Presbyterian Church, Oakland
Mt. Diablo Unitarian Universalist (Walnut Creek)
NAACP of Pomona
National Convocation of Jail Ministry Chaplains
New Hope Covenant Church
Newman Center at University of California, Riverside
Northern California-Nevada Conference of the United Church of Christ
Notre Dame de Namur University
Oakland Catholic Worker
Office of Hispanic Affairs- Diocese of San Bernardino
Orange County Congregation Community Organization
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church, Chino
Our Lady of Hope Catholic Church, San Bernardino
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church, Rancho Cucamonga
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church, Riverside
Pacific School of Religion, Berkeley
Pine United Methodist Church
Plymouth United Church of Christ, Oakland
Pomona Economic Opportunity Center
Presbyterian USA Mission and Justice Committee
Rialto United Methodist Church
Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Rancho Cucamonga
Sacred Heart Sisters
Saint Vincent Ferrer Catholic Church, Sun City
Salvadoran Consulate
San Bernardino Diocese of the Roman Catholic Church
San Francisco Bay Area office of the Council on American-Islamic Relations
San Francisco State Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
Santa Rosa – VIDA
Second African Methodist Episcopal Church, Los Angeles
SHARE Foundation
Sisters of Holy Name of Jesus and Mary
Skyline United Church of Christ
Southern California-Nevada Conference of the United Church of Christ
Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Los Angeles
St John’s Presbyterian Church, Berkeley
St, Paul’s Episcopal Church, Oakland
St. John’s Presbyterian Church, Oakland
St. John’s Episcopal Church, San Bernardino
St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church, Chino
Source: http://www.im4humanintegrity.org/about/alliances-and-partners/
Sanctuary Cities
Alaska
Anchorage, AK (6/13/07 Congressional Research Service) (7-29-10 The Municipality of Anchorage disputes the listing. See notes at bottom of page for details.)
* (The city of Fairbanks has been removed from the Sanctuary Cities list due to the city council’s passage of a resolution supporting a formal recognition of its cooperation with the Department of Homeland Security’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency. The city of Fairbanks had previously been listed due its designation as a sanctuary city by the Congressional Research Service. OJJPAC thanks the City of Fairbanks for taking positive steps to clarify its compliance with federal law. Fairbanks enforcement statistics will be monitored for compliance.
Arizona
Chandler, AZ (Added 5/30/07, Congressional Research Service Report, 2006. The city disputes its listing. )
Mesa, AZ (Added 10-18-09, Sources: Judicial Watch; East Valley Tribune article,1-4-2008)*
Phoenix, AZ
South Tucson, AZ (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Tucson, A Z (Added 11-12-07, Source: 11-11-07 story by Brady McCombs, Arizona Daily Star. See note below.)
California
Alameda Co., CA (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Bell Gardens, CA
Berkley, CA (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report which points to Berkley’s General Order J-1)
City of Industry, CA
City of Commerce, CA
Coachella, CA (Added 7-23-12, Source: La Voz de Aztlan. Passed in 2006 and existence supported by quotes in city’s 9-12-07 council meeting minutes.)
Contra Costa Co., CA (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Cypress, CA
Davis CA
Downey, CA
Fresno, CA (6/13/07 Congressional Research Service. City disputes its listing claiming CRS could not provide source of its research. )
Greenfield, CA (Added 7-23-12, Source: Battle at the ballot box in Greenfield, Monterey County, The Herald, 6-1-12)
Los Angeles, CA (Sources: Congressional Research Service; 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
LA County, CA (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Long Beach, CA
Lynwood, CA
Maywood, CA
Montebello, CA
Monterey Co., CA (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Napa Co., CA (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
National City, CA
Norwalk, CA
Oakland, CA (Added 8-27-07. Source: 4/25/07 story by KCBS 740 AM. Link here.)
Orange Co., CA (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Paramount, CA
Pico Rivera, CA
Richmond, CA (Added 11-5-09. Sources: Mayor Gayle McLaughlin’s campaign website from 2004, 2006)
Riverside Co., CA (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Sacramento Co. (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
So. Gate, CA
San Bernardino, CA (Added 6/7/07, reader submitted / 9/5/08 Listing disputed by the city administration* See addl.notes)
San Bernardino Co., CA (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
San Diego, CA Sources: Congressional Research Service; SDPD chief endorses constoversial immigration bill, Fox-TV 5, 9-2-13
San Diego Co., CA (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
San Mateo Co., CA (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Santa Clara County, CA (Added 11-29-10, source: Forced into Immigration Enforcement, A County Considers Plan B, 10-21-10, Huffington Post.; 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Santa Cruz, CA (Added 5/30/07, documented by KSBW news)
Santa Cruz Co., CA (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
San Francisco, CA (Congressional Research Service)
San Francisco Co. (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
San Jose, CA (6/13/07 Congressional Research Service)
Santa Maria, CA (11-18-08 Submitted research from local activist/ Listing disputed by the city administration)
Sonoma County, CA (Source: Congressional Research Service; 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Vernon, CA
Watsonville, CA (Added 5/30/07, documented by KSBW news)
Wilmington, CA
Colorado
All 64 Counties in CO (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Aurora, CO
Commerce City, CO
Denver, CO (Source: Congressional Research Service)
Durango, CO (6/13/07 Congressional Research Service)
Federal Heights, CO
Fort Collins, CO
Lafayette, CO (Added 6/3/07, documented by reader)
Thornton, CO (City disputes its listing. However, the city did not forward a copy of its policy regarding illegal aliens)
Westminster, CO
Connecticut
Hartford, CT (Added 5/4/10. Sources: [Ordinance passed in 2008]; NEWS 21 Blog, by Amy Crawford, Hartford, CT; 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
New Haven, CT (Added 6/4/07. Source: TV News 8: City council votes 25-1 to issue ID cards to illegal aliens)
Florida
Broward Co., FL (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
DeLeon Springs, FL
Deltona, FL
Herando Co. (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Hillsborough Co., FL (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Jupiter, FL (Added 4-13-09. Previously on watch list.)
Lake Worth, FL (Added 4-13-09.)
Miami, FL
Miami-Dade Co., FL (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Palm Beach Co., FL (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Pasco Co., FL (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Pinellas Co., FL (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Georgia
Dalton, GA (Added 5/30/07. 6/18/07 Listing disputed by the City of Dalton, GA. City’s written policy requested, not received as of 1-28-12. )
Illinois
Champaign Co., IL (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report. Will not honor ICE detainer.)
Chicago, IL (Sources: Congressional Research Service; 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Cicero, IL (6/13/07 Congressional Research Service)
Cook Co., IL (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report. Requires written agreement from ICE reimbursing costs of honoring detainer.)
Evanston, IL (6/13/07 Congressional Research Service)
Iowa
The following Iowa counties will not honor ICE detainers without a court order or unless a judge has approved a probable cause warrant:
Allamakee, Benton, Cass, Clinton, Delaware, Dubuque, Franklin, Freemont, Greene, Ida, Iowa, Jefferson, Johnson, Linn, Marion, Monona, Montgomery, Polk, Pottawattamie, Sioux, Story, Wapello, Winneshiek Co. (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
(See city watch list below)
Kansas
Butler Co. (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Finney Co. (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Harvey Co. (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Johnson Co. (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Sedgwick Co. (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Shawnee Co. (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Wichita (Source: Police department policy exposed after the death of Lola Jayne, KSN TV-3, 12-19-08)
Louisiana
New Orleans, LA (Source: Police department announced policy of “don’t ask, don’t tell” by Police superintendent Warren Riley, WWL-TV; 9-9-09)
Orleans Parish, LA (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Maine
Portland (Added 5/31/07 Note: Maine resident reported that Portland city council passed sanctuary legislation)
State of Maine (Added 5/31/07 Note: Governor of Maine initiated de facto protections for illegals by Executive Order in 2004)*
Maryland
Baltimore, MD (Sources: Congressional Research Service; 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Gaithersburg, MD (Disputed by city 7-10-15. As of 9-8-15, the city has not forwarded a copy of its policy regarding illegal alien in Gaithersburg.)
Mt. Rainier, MD (Added 1-20-08, Source: The Washington D.C. Examiner, 1-19-08)
Montgomery County, MD (Added 11-3-09, Source: Frederick County sheriff worried about MontCo gangs, The Washington D.C. Examiner, 11-2-09)
Takoma Park, MD (Reported that City ordinance passed some 20 years ago; Congressional Research Service)
Massachusetts
Amherst, MA (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Boston, MA (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report citing the Boston Trust Act)
Cambridge, MA (Source: Boston Globe. First passed resolution in 1985; 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Chelsea, MA (Added: 8-14-07 Source: Chelsea government website with text of sanctuary policy.)
Northampton, MA (Added 6-20-12 Source: City of Northampton Resolution dated 8-18-2011. Resolution limits cooperation with ICE but does not use the term “sanctuary.” )
Orleans, MA (Added 6/13/07 Source: Congressional Research Service) Township disputes that it is a sanctuary.
Sommerville, MA (Added 7-23-12 Original resolution passed in 1987, later repealed and replaced with Safe City Resolution. Source: Sommerville News Blog, 10-15-2007;10-8-14 DHS DDO Report) )
Springfield, MA (Disputed)
Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI (6/13/07 Congressional Research Service)
Detroit, MI (6/13/07 Congressional Research Service)
Minnesota
Austin, MN (Added 11-1-11 Source: Protecting illegal immigrants to catch criminals, Star Tribune, 10-27-11)*
Hennepin Co. (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Minneapolis, MN (Congressional Research Service)
Ramsey Co., MN (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
St. Paul, MN
Worthington, MN (Added 5-30-07 Note: This is where a Swift plant was raided by ICE in December, 2006. Worthington disputes its listing.)
Nebraska
Sarpy Co., NE (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Hall Co., NE (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Lancaster Co., NE (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Nevada
Clark Co. (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Washoe Co. (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Reno (Added 5-31-07; 2-18-08 Disputed by city; OJJPAC has requested a copy of city policies. Copy of policies never received as of 1-28-12)
New Jersey
Camden, NJ (Added in 2007. Latest source: Camden, Immigrant Haven?, By Lauren Feeney, City Paper, 7-16-08)
Freehold, NJ (Added 11-5-15. Local resident; Ground Zero For A Hot Topic, 10-19-15, Asbury Park Press)
* * (The Borough of Fort Lee removed pending review of its compliance with IIRIRA). The city disputes its listing as a sanctuary.)
Middlesex Co., NJ (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Hightstown, NJ (Added 5-30-07 The city disputes its listing as a sanctuary.)
Jersey City, NJ
Newark, NJ (Added 6-3-07; Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report, added 10-13-15 )
North Bergen, NJ
Ocean Co., NJ (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Trenton, NJ
Union City, NJ
Union Co., NJ (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
West New York, NJ
New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM* 6/13/07 Congressional Research Service; 8-14-07 KOB-TV 4 Eyewitness News report. *[5-14-10 Mayor claims city no longer a sanctuary.]
Aztec, NM Added 5-8-10, Identified by CRS in 2006 report to Congress. (The city disputes its listing. However it has not forwarded a copy of its policy.)
Bernalillo Co. NM (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Dona Ana Co., NM (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Luna Co., NM (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Otero Co., NM (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Rio Ariba County, NM 6/13/07 Congressional Research Service
San Miguel, NM (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report. Requires reimbursement of costs by ICE in honoring detainer.)
Santa Fe, NM 6/13/07 Congressional Research Service; 1-26-12 AP story, Santa Fe Mayor David Coss opposes taking drivers licenses away from illegal aliens.
Santa Fe Co., NM (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Taos, NM (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report. Illegal alien must be convicted of at least one felony or two misdemeanors.)
New York
Albany, NY (Added 7-22-09 Source: Council adopts don’t ask policy, Times Union report by Jordan Carleo-Evangelist)
Bay Shore, NY
Brentwood, NY
Central Islip, NY
Farmingville, NY
Franklin Co., NY (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Nassau Co., NY (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
New York City, NY (Originally added in 2006; (Source added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Onondaga Co., NY (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Rensselaer Co., NY (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Riverhead, NY
Saratoga Co., NY (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Shirly/Mastic, NY
Spring Valley Village, NY (Added 7-25-07)
St. Lawrence Co., NY (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Suffolk Co., NY (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Uniondale, NY
Wayne Co., NY (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Westbury, NY
North Carolina
Carrboro, NC (Added 11-12-07 Source: Towns differ on illegal aliens by Patrick Winn, The News & Observer)
Chapel Hill, NC (Added 11-12-07 Source: Towns differ on illegal aliens by Patrick Winn, The News & Observer)
Charlotte, NC
Chatham County, NC (Added 1-14-09 Source: Chatham rejects immigration program, The News & Observer; Chatham County Commissioners Board Minutes, 1-5–09)
Durham, NC (6/13/07 Congressional Research Service)
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
North Dakota
State of North Dakota (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report. ND State Penitentiary will not honor ICE detainers)
SWMCCC (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Ohio
Columbus, OH (7/5/07 Source: 5/10/07 Columbus Dispatch article stating illegal aliens in misdemeanor cases are not reported to ICE) See more below.
Dayton, OH (Added 1-11-10 Source: Dayton Daily News story by Lucas Sullivan. Police chief prohibits officers from asking about immigration status.)
Lake County, OH (Added 7-23-15 Source: Lake County accepts fraudulent Mexican Matricular Counsular ID cards used by illegal aliens.)
Lima, OH (Added 10-28-08 Source: City administration opposes County Sheriff’s efforts to remove illegal aliens.)
Lorain, OH (Added 4-21-14 Source: Lorain Police Chief Celestino Rivera has ordered (by written policy) his officers not to cooperate with ICE) See addl. notes below.
Lucas County, OH (Added 7-23-15 Source: Lucas County accepts fraudulent Mexican Matricular Counsular ID cards used by illegal aliens)
Oberlin, OH (Added 1-25-09. Source: City Resolution adopted January 20, 2009)
Painesville, OH (7-19-07 Source: In 2006, the city of Painesville in an official letter called illegal aliens (they used the word “undocumented” a valuable asset to the city and opposed immigration law enforcement legislation. I have a copy of that letter in my file. Although the city of Painesville passed a Resolution in support of immigration law enforcement as a result of public pressure, the city remains in opposition to aggressive immigration law enforcement and the deportation of the illegal alien population in the community. We will be looking into the past actions of the Painesville Municipal Court too regarding its role in preventing the deportation of deportable aliens.)
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City (de facto)
Tulsa (6-3-07 Note: Tulsa city council is discussing changing its sanctuary policy. 8-15-10 Update: See note below.)
Oregon
The following Oregon counties will not honor ICE detainers without a court order or warrant: Clackamas, Curry, Douglas, deschutes, Gilliam,Grant, Hood River, Jefferson, Josephine, Linn, Malheur, Multnomah, Murion, Tillamook, Union, Wallowa, Wasco, Washington, and Yamhill. (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Ashland, OR (8-9-07 Congressional Research Service)
Baker Co., OR (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Clatsop Co., OR (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Gaston, OR (8-9-07 Congressional Research Service)
Marion County, OR (8-9-07 Congressional Research Service)
Multnomah County, OR (Added 11-9-13 Source: Sheriff’s office says ‘no’ to ICE, By Kirsten Lock, Fox TV-12, 4-25-13)
Portland, OR
State of Oregon * (8-9-07 Congressional Research Service) *(See note below)
Pennsylvania
Allentown, PA (Rescinded) 7-23-12 Note: Allentown city council passed a sanctuary resolution in 1986 but voted 4-3 to rescind it in 1991.
Lehigh Co., PA (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Philadelphia, PA* (7-15-10 Source: Mayor Nutter’s, November, 2009 Executive order: Policy Concerning Access of Immigrants to City Services ; 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Pittsburgh, PA (Added 5-29-14 Source: Pittsburg Post Gazette: Pittsburg launches effort to woo more immigrants, 5-29-14)
Rhode Island
State of Rhode Island (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report. Dept. of Corrections won’t honor detainers without a warrant.)
Providence (Added 5-17-11 Source: Providence wants to opt out of ‘Secure Communities’ database, by Gregory Smith, Providence Journal, 2-23-11).
Texas
Austin, TX (Congressional Research Service)
Baytown, TX (6-13-07 Local reader observation)
Brownsville, TX
Channelview, TX (6-13-07 Local reader observation)
Denton, TX
Dallas, TX
El Cenizo, TX (6-13-07 Congressional Research Service)
Ft.Worth, TX
Houston, TX (Congressional Research Service)
Katy, TX (Congressional Research Service)
Laredo, TX (Entry added in 2007. Source added 7-25-15 Breitbart.com article by Brandon Darby, 7-6-15, regarding Laredo PD critical of officers calling Border Patrol. )
Mcallen, TX
Port Arthur, TX (6-13-07 Reader/resident observation)
Travis Co., TX (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
Utah
State of Utah (Added 5-15-11 Source: Utah Approves Guest Worker Program for Illegal Immigrants, ABC New, 5-7-11)
Provo, UT* (* 8-27-2010 Provo Utah contacted OJJPAC and indicated that it has no desire to be a sanctuary city.
*5-16-11Update: Pending removal of Provo, UT upon verification of city’s full participation/cooperation with ICE.)
Salt Lake City, UT
Virginia
Alexandria, VA* (Added 10-6-08. Source: City Resolution No. 2246 adopted 10-9-07)
Arlington, VA (Added 11-3-15. Source: Arlington, VA opts out of federal immigration program, 9-28-2010)
Fairfax County, VA
Virginia Beach, VA (Added 6/3/07. Note: The city adopted an administrative directive on 8-1-08 allowing VBPD limited authority to inquire about immigration status. Based on this directive, the city disputes its sanctuary status. Despite the directive, the city has not provided statistical evidence of enforcement to date. )
Vermont
Burlington, VT (Added 5-14-09 Source: 5-13-09 Associated Press story by Wilson Ring)
Middlebury, VT (Added 5-14-09 Source: 5-13-09 Associated Press story by Wilson Ring)
State of Vermont* (Added 11-29-10 Source: 11-21-10 Vermont AG proposes bias-free policing policy, Burlington Free Press)
Washington (State)
The following Washington counties do not honor Ice detainers: Benton, Chelan, Clallam, Clark, Cowlitz, Franklin, Jefferson, King, Kitsap, Pierce, Skagit, Snohomish, Spokane, Thurston, Wala Wala, Whatcom, Yakima. (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report)
King Co. Council, WA (Added as a de facto sanctuary on 6-28-09 Source: The Seattle Times; and on 11-9-09 Ordinance passed;10-8-14 DHS DDO Report);
Seattle, WA (Added 5/30/07; Congressional Research Service)
Spokane, WA (Added 6-22-15; City Council passed Ordinances C35164 and C-35167)
Wisconsin
Madison, WI (Congressional Research Service) Update: In June, 2010, the city council passed a resolution reaffirming its policy.
Milwaukee, WI (Added 10-13-15, Source: 10-8-14 DHS DDO Report citing Resolution 12-135)
Milwaukee Co., WI (Added 6-10-12 Source article: County Board Resolution on Immigration on target, Opinion, Journal Sentinel News., 6-9-12)
Wyoming
Jackson Hole, WY (10-19-15 Sheriff of Teton County disputes the county’s sanctuary status. A status review of Jackson Hole is in progress.
Washington, D.C.
(Update: The Washington D. C. city council has voted to prohibit its police department from participating in the Secure Communities program in July, 2010 according to an AP story by Ivan Moreno dated 7-26-10; 10-19-11 D.C. Examiner story which states that Mayor Vincent Gray signed an order prohibiting the city’s police dept. from inquiring about a person’s immigration status.
Cities under review
Diamond Bar, CA (6/26/07 Disputed by city. Currently being researched to verify.)
Boulder, CO
DesMoines, IA (Added 11-28-07 Source: Proposal seeks banning immigration raids in D.M., by Nigel Duara, DesMoines-Register)
Bridgeton, NJ (Added 6-3-07) [7-27-07 Disputed by a reputed farm worker advocate, see note below.]
Peekskill, NY [Disputed, being researched]
San Antonio, TX [Note: The Sanctuary status of San Antonio is disputed, being researched.]
Watch List Cities Note: This is a new list started 8-14-07 and was updated on 7-23-15.
Joliet, IL (Source: Resident alleges police have don’t ask don’t tell policy, courts ignore immigration status)
Iowa City, IA (Source: Article, Group pushes Iowa City as ‘immigration sanctuary city,’ DesMoines Register, 10-31-10)
Cedar Rapids, IA (Source: Article, Two Iowa cities considering adopting sanctuary policies for illegal aliens, by Dave Gibson, Examiner.com, 12-20-10)
Lexington, KY (Source: 11-12-07 Submitted by local resident who claims it is a sanctuary city)
Worcester, MASS (Source: 8-14-07 Worcester Telegram)
Silver Springs, MD (Source: 5-17-12 Local resident)
Lakewood, NJ (Source:9-10-08 Local residents)
Cleveland, OH (Source: Support for Global Cleveland initiatives)
Cincinnati, OH (Mayor Mark Mallory supports immigration reform [amnesty], By Amanda Lee Myers, San Francisco Chronicle, 5-30-13)
Middletown, OH (Source: 1-30-08 Middletown News-Journal)
Springfield, OH (Source: 1-27-08 Springfield-News-Sun)
Clark County, OH (Source: 1-27-08; 9-29-08 Springfield-News-Sun Editorial (Sheriff Kelly not interested in removing illegal aliens)
Gallatin, TN (Source: 9-26-08 Reader)
Shelbyville, TN (Source: News articles submitted by Shelbyville resident)
Portland, TN (Source: 9-26-08 Reader)
Hendersonville, TN (Source: 9-26-08 Reader)
Whitehouse, TN (Source: 9-26-08 Reader)
McKinney, TX (Source: 11-28-11 Star Local News article by Marthe Stinton)
Kings County, WA (Source: 5-8-12 3 King County officials balk at ICE detainer program)
Toledo, OH (Source: 7-12-15 Personal research by longtime immigration researcher)
Lucas County, OH (Source: 7-12-15 Personal research by longtime immigration researcher)
Sanctuary Cities, USA: Additional Notes
Anchorage, AK
The Municipality of Anchorage sent OJJPAC a letter disputing the city’s listing postmarked July 29, 2010. It claims that the Congressional Research Service’s listing of the city as a “sanctuary” was based on a Resolution adopted by its Assembly (AR 2003-223) in 2003. The Municipal Attorney Dennis Wheeler says that that Resolution was rescinded on December 18, 2007.
Mesa, Arizona
Mesa Arizona has been added as a sanctuary city list because of its reported “don’t ask don’t tell policy” and criticism by the local sheriff that the city is not enforcing the law. The sheriff has arrested illegal aliens working in city buildings (as contract workers for a private cleaning company), reportedly after the city police department refused to investigate complaints of illegal hires by a whistleblower.
Austin, MN
Note: The newspaper incorrectly refers to illegal aliens as “illegal immigrants.” Aliens who illegally reside in the U.S. are not “immigrants,” a term that should only refer to aliens who legally “emigrated” to the United States.
Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia’s Mayor signed an Executive Order in November 2009 that provided additional protections to illegal aliens in the city. However, the City of Philadelphia does have an existing Preliminary Arraignment Reporting System (PARS) agreement with ICE. Mayor Nutter objects to the PARS computer technology agreement which is now up for renewal. The Mayor apparently believes that the access of data by ICE will result in increased immigration violation investigations and deportations. Here is an article by the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Tucson, Arizona
Tucson Arizona has been added to the sanctuary city list because the Tucson police have instituted a new policy which prevents their officers from calling Immigration and Customs Enforcement to schools and churches.
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Tulsa city councilor Jim Mautino was quoted in a Tulsa World article by P.J. Lassek, that he believes Tulsa is a sanctuary city and that the Police don’t verify legal presense during traffic stops. Mautino wants to crack down on illegal aliens and introduce an ordinance mandating the use of E-Verify because the resolution that was passed cannot be enforced.
State of Oregon
According to a CRS report (October, 2005), Oregon passed a law in 1987 that prohibits local and state law enforcement from using state resources for locating and capturing illegal aliens. Law enforcement was permitted [but not required] to “exchange information” with federal immigration agents if an illegal alien was arrested for a crime.
San Bernardino, CA.
San Bernardino was added to the list on June 6th of 2007 as a result of a readers submission. On September 5th 2008, the city administration contacted me to dispute its listing. OJJPAC has asked the city’s law department to forward copies of the city’s policies regarding its processes when illegal aliens are encountered in its city.
Bridgeton, NJ 7-27-07 Disputed by a reputed farm worker advocate who sent me this email:
“I just wanted to point out an inaccuracy on your website’s listing of sanctuary cities. You have Bridgeton, NJ listed as a sanctuary city, and indeed it is most definitely not. I work with CATA – The Farm workers’ Support committee (www.cata-farmworkers.org) and we have an organized group of membership in this town. One of our goals is working towards making Bridgeton an sanctuary city, but the local government is quite unfriendly towards the immigrant population, and the mayor has even hinted at wanting to implement a Hazleton type of ordinance (luckily, given yesterday’s legal decision, that won’t be happening).”
Columbus, OH
The Columbus Dispatch [Ohio] wrote: “The police didn’t contact immigration authorities concerning those who were determined to be undocumented, Booth said. Authorities say that’s typical when it comes to misdemeanor charges.” [Columbus, Ohio]
2-20-14 Mayor Michael Coleman issues a travel ban for city employees because the State of Arizona passed immigration law enforcement bill SB 1070.
Lorain, OH
“Thanks to Cel (Celestino Rivera, Lorain’s Police Chief), we are less worried” [about the US Border Patrol]said one interviewee who has a family member who is deportable. Rivera does not report illegal aliens to immigration authorities. Source: Ohio, the Other Border, By Maribel Hastings, Senior Adviser, America’s voice, 4-7-14.
Painesville, OH
Cleveland Scene (7-18-07) quotes the Painesville Police Chief Gary Smith:
***He [Police Chief Gary Smith] has no qualms about laying out his indifference in plain English: “We don’t care what your [immigration] status is.” ***
Oklahoma City, OK
One reader wrote about Oklahoma City:
Oklahoma City is a sanctuary city de facto. Police officers have been told not to stop any Hispanic for minor traffic violations, because they have a good chance of being illegal and it is a waste of time. The City has not been enforcing City Code if the recipient of the code violation doesn’t speak English. And is not attempting to enforce the single-family dwelling laws.
State of Maine
Governor John E. Baldacci issued executive order 13 FY 04/05 which was issued on April 9, 2004. The order is entitled “An Order Concerning Access to State Services by All Entitled Maine Residents.” The order prohibits state workers from inquiring about the immigration status of anyone applying for services.
Alexandria, VA
Resolution No. 2246, adopted October 9, 2007 states in part: “…the City and its various agencies will neither make inquirers about nor report on the citizenship of those who seek the protection of its laws or the use of its services.” Evidently in Alexandria, illegal alien are safe from Immigration and Customs Enforcement until they commit a “serious” crime. So what crimes can illegals commit with impunity from the federal government? Theft? Rape? Drug dealing? Gang activity? OJJPAC’s belief is that the City’s Resolution conflict’s with its responsibility under federal law.
State of Vermont
Vermont Attorney General William Sorrell reportedly has asked police in Vermont to adopt a “don’t ask, don’t tell” approach to immigration status under the guise of “Bias-Free Policing.” Police departments in Vermont will get a copy of the request but are not required to adopt the attorney general’s policy.
Source: http://ojjpac.org/sanctuary.asp
I have found more information on sanctuary cities:
States
California, Connecticut, New Mexico, Colorado
Cities and Counties
Arizona
South Tucson
California (in addition to all counties)
Alameda County
Berkley
Contra Costa County
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles
Monterey County
Napa County
Orange County (Sheriff and Probation Department)
Riverside County
Sacramento County
San Bernardino County
San Diego County
San Francisco County
San Mateo County
Santa Clara County
Santa Cruz County
Sonoma County
Colorado (in addition to all counties)
Arapahoe County
Aurora Detention Center
Boulder County
Denver
Denver County
Fort Collins
Garfield County
Glenwood Springs
Grand County
Jefferson County
Larimer County
Mesa County
Pitkin County
Pueblo County
Routt County
San Miguel County
Connecticut (in addition to state LEAs)
Bridgeport
East Haven
Fairfield County
Hamden
Hartford County
Hartford
Manchester
Meriden
New Haven
New Haven County
New London County
Stamford
Stratford
Tolland County
Florida
Broward County
Hernando County
Hillsborough County
Miami-Dade County
Palm Beach County
Pasco County
Pinellas County
Georgia
Clayton County
Illinois
Champaign County
Chicago
Cook County
Des Plaines
Hanover Park
Hoffman Estates
Northbrook
Palatine
Iowa
Allamakee County
Benton County
Cass County
Clinton County
Delaware County
Dubuque County
Franklin County
Freemont County
Greene County
Ida County
Iowa County
Jefferson County
Johnson County
Linn County
Marion County
Monona County
Montgomery County
Polk County
Pottawattamie County
Sioux County
Story County
Wapello County
Winneshiek County
Kansas
Butler County
Finney County
Harvey County
Johnson County
Sedgwick County
Shawnee County
Kentucky
Campbell County
Franklin County
[Editor’s Note: According to new information provided to the Center by elected Kenton County Jailer Terry W. Carl, Kenton County complies with all ICE detainers and requests and is fully cooperative with ICE.]
Scott County
Woodford County
Louisiana
New Orleans
[Editor’s Note: According to new information provided to the Center, Lafayette Parish now complies with all ICE detainers and requests and is fully cooperative with ICE.]
Orleans Parish
Maine
Portland
Maryland
Baltimore City
Montgomery County
Prince George’s County
Massachusetts
Amherst
Boston
Cambridge
Hampden County
Holyoke
Lawrence
Northhampton
Somerville
Springfield
Minnesota
Bloomington
Brooklyn Park
Hennepin County
Ramsey County
Nebraska
Douglas County
Hall County
Lancaster County
Sarpy County
Nevada
Clark County
Washoe County
New Jersey
Linden
Middlesex County
Newark
Ocean County
Plainfield
Union County
New Mexico (in addition to all counties)
Bernalillo County
Dona Ana County
Luna County
Otero County
Rio Arriba County
San Miguel County
Santa Fe County
Taos County
New York
Franklin County
Nassau County
New York City
Onondaga County
Rensselaer County
Saratoga County
Suffolk County
St. Lawrence County
Wayne County
North Dakota
North Dakota State Penitentiary
South West Multiple County Corrections Center
Oregon
Baker County
Clackamas County
Clatsop, Oregon
Coos County
Crook County
Curry County
Deschutes County
Douglas County
Gilliam County
Grant County
Hood River County
Jackson County
Jefferson County
Josephine County
Lincoln County
Linn County
Malheur County
Marion County
Multnomah County
Oregon State Correctional Institution
Polk County
Sherman County
Springfield Police Department
Tillamook County
Umatilla County
Union County
Wallowa County
Wasco County
Washington County
Wheeler County
Yamhill County
Pennsylvania
Abington
Chester County
Delaware County
Lehigh County
Montgomery County
Philadelphia
Philadelphia County
Rhode Island
Rhode Island Department of Corrections
Texas
Dallas County
Travis County
Virginia
Arlington
Chesterfield County
Washington
Benton County
Chelan County
Clallam County
Clark County
Cowlitz County
Fife City
Franklin County
Jefferson County
Issaquah
Kent
King County
Kitsap County
Lynnwood City
Marysville
Pierce County
Puyallup
Skagit County
Snohomish County
South Correctional Entity (SCORE) Jail, King County
Spokane County
Sunnyside
Thurston County
Walla Walla County
Washington State Corrections
Whatcom County
Yakima County
Washington, DC
Wisconsin
Milwaukee County
Source: http://cis.org/Sanctuary-Cities-Map
And, let’s also list the guys that fought the bill to defund sanctuary cities.
Opponents of the Stop Dangerous Sanctuary Cities Act
National Low Income Housing Coalition
The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights
Source: http://www.civilrights.org/advocacy/letters/2016/Oppose-S3100.html
NEA
Source: http://www.nea.org/home/67614.htm
ACLU
Source: https://www.aclu.org/letter/aclu-letter-opposing-stop-dangerous-sanctuary-cities-act-s-3100
American Planning Association
Arc of the United States
Council of State Community Development Agencies
Enterprise Community Partners
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America – Advocacy Office
Habitat for Humanity International
National Alliance of Community Economic Development Associations
National Association for County Community and Economic Development
National Association of Development Organizations
National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials
National Association of Local Housing Finance Agencies
National Community Development Association
National Community Reinvestment Coalition
National Development Council
National Fair Housing Alliance
National Housing Law Project
National League of Cities
National Low Income Housing Coalition
National Recreation and Park Association
National Urban League
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Source: http://www.coscda.org/documents/s3100coalitionletter.pdf
32BJ SEIU
Advancing Justice – Asian Law Caucus
AFL-CIO
Alianza Americas
Alliance for Citizenship
America’s Voice
American Civil Liberties Union
American Federation of Teachers (AFT)
American Friends Service Committee (AFSC)
American Immigration Lawyers Association
Asian Americans Advancing Justice – AAJC
Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund (AALDEF)
Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance, AFL-CIO (APALA)
ASISTA Immigration Assistance
Capital Area Immigrants’ Rights Coalition
Center for New Community
Center for Popular Democracy
Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Refugee & Immigration Ministries
CLUB SAN RAFAEL
Detention Watch Network
Enlace
Families for Freedom
Farmworker Justice
Franciscan Action Network
Friends Committee on National Legislation
Georgia Detention Watch
HIAS
Immigrant Defense Project
Immigrant Justice Corps
Immigrant Legal Resource Center
Irish Apostolate USA
Jobs With Justice
Justice Strategies
Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA)
Latin America Working Group
Latino Commission on AIDS
Law Offices of Jessica Dominguez
League of United Latin American Citizens
Mennonite Central Committee U.S. Washington Office
Mi Familia Vota
Mijente
NAPAWF San Diego Chapter
National Center for Lesbian Rights
National Council of Asian Pacific Americans (NCAPA)
National Council of Jewish Women
National Council of La Raza (NCLR)
National Day Laborers Organizing Network (NDLON)
National Domestic Workers Alliance
National Immigrant Justice Center
National Immigration Forum
National Immigration Law Center
National Immigration Project of the NLG
National Korean American Service and Education Consortium
National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health
NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice
New York Immigration Coalition
OCA – Asian Pacific American Advocates
Office of Social Justice, Christian Reformed Church in North America
People For the American Way
Project South
Red Mexicana
Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services (RAICES)
Salvadoran American National Network (SANN)
South Asian Americans Leading Together (SAALT)
Southeast Asia Resource Action Center (SEARAC)
The United Methodist Church – General Board of Church and Society
United We Dream
UURISE – Unitarian Universalist Refugee & Immigrant Services & Education
Voto Latino
We Belong Together
American Gateways
Arkansas United Community Coalition
Asian Americans Advancing Justice-LA
Asian Law Alliance
Asian Pacific Policy & Planning Council
ASPIRE
Biesenthal & Gray, LLC
CARECEN-DC
Casa Club Yuriria Cgicago
Casa Latina
Casa Michoacan
Casa San Jose
Central American Resource Center-LA
Central Ohio Worker Center
CiRA
Club Francisco Villa
Clubes Michoacanos Unidos en Illinois
Coalition for Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles (CHIRLA)
Coalition of Latino Leaders-CLILA
Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition
Colorado People’s Alliance
Connecticut Students for a Dream
Connecticut Working Families Party
Dolores Street Community Services
Dream Team Los Angeles
El CENTRO de Igualdad y Derechos
El Centro Hispano, Inc.
Employee Rights Center
Florida Center for Fiscal and Economic Policy
Florida Coastal Law School Immigrant and Human Rights Clinic
Florida Immigrant Coalition, Inc. (FLIC)
Friends of Broward Detainees
Friends of Farmworkers, Inc.
Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights
Grupo de Apoyo e Integracion Hispanoamericano
Her Justice
Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights
Immigrant Law Group
Immigrant Legal Advocacy Project
Immigrant Youth Coalition
Immigration and Refugee Task Force, Unitarian Society of New Haven
Immigration Center for Women and Children
Inland Empire – Immigrant Youth Coalition (IEIYC)
Interfaith Movement for Immigrant Justice – Oregon
Iowa Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Jean Silk
Junta for Progressive Action
Juntos
Justice for Our Neighbors West Michigan
Kentucky Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights
Korean American Resource and Cultural Center
Korean Resource Center
Latino Advocacy Foundation of Fairfield County
Make the Road Pa
Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition
Michigan United
Migrant and Immigrant Community Action Project
MMG Law LLC
National Lawyers Guild – Los Angeles
New Mexico Faith Coalition for Immigrant Justice
New Orleans Workers’ Center for Racial Justice
New Orleans’ Congress of Day Laborers
New Sanctuary Movement of Philadelphia
NHW
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project
OneAmerica
Orange County Immigrant Youth United
Pangea Legal Services
PASO – West Suburban Action Project
Pennsylvania Immigration and Citizenship Coalition
Promise Arizona
Public Counsel
Racial Justice Action Center
Renato Muguerza
San Diego Immigrant Rights Consortium
Services, Immigrant Rights, and Education Network (SIREN)
Silicon Valley De-Bug
Social Justice Collaborative
Sojourner House
South Florida Interfaith Worker Justice
Southeast Immigrant Rights Network
Stop the Checkpoints
Street Level Health Project
SURJ – New Haven
Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition
The Farmworker Association of Florida, Inc
The Law Office of Usman B. Ahmad, PC
TODEC Legal Center
UACT
UFW Foundation
Unitarian Universalist Church of Greater Bridgeport
United Action Connecticut
University of California, Berkeley Black Student Union
University of San Francisco School of Law Immigration and Deportation Defense Clinic
Unlocal, Inc
VietLEAD
Virginia Coalition for Immigrant Rights
Voces de la Frontera
WeCount!
Worker Justice Center of New York, Inc
Strengthen and Fortify Enforcement (SAFE) Act Opponents
Miami-Dade Chiefs Assocication • Miami Police Department • North Miami Beach Police Department • Police Benevolent Assocication • Chief Jane Castor, Tampa Police Department • Sheriff Jerry L. Demings, Orange County Sheriff’s Office • Chief Eduardo Gonzalez, Former Director of the U.S. Marshals Service and chief of Tampa Police Department • Chief Robert Parker, Former Chief of Miami-Dade Police Department • Chief John F. Timoney, Former Chief of Miami Police Department and Commissioner of Philadelphia Police Department
The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights
Statements from Law Enforcement Officers Opposing
the SAFE Act
Major Cities Chiefs Association, June 2013
Any Congressional action that would require state and local law enforcement agencies to
engage in immigration enforcement is strongly opposed by the Major Cities Chiefs. . . .
That is why we oppose the SAFE Act and similar measures being offered in the Senate
such as Senator Sessions’ Amendment 1334. These proposals attempt to force police
officers to perform the duties of immigration agents through the threat of sanctions and
the withholding of existing funding. This is a misguided approach and will make all of
our communities less safe.
Police Chief Roberto Villaseñor (Tucson, Arizona), June 2013
The House’s SAFE Act and amendments being considered in the Senate would blur the
line between local policing and immigration enforcement, making our job as law
enforcement officers more difficult and detracting from public safety as a result. Law
enforcement officers have taken an oath to protect all those who live within our
communities, regardless of race, culture, or nation of birth. We don’t need short-sighted
laws that tie our hands and prevent us from establishing the trust we need to protect the
communities we serve.
Police Chief Sergio Diaz (Riverside, California), June 2013
There’s a number of issues and reasons — resource reasons — why [the SAFE Act] is an
anti-productive law. The emphasis on excludable and deportable individuals implies that
police personnel will now receive new training on immigration laws . . . . But training
time is a very limited commodity in my business, we’re already challenged to provide
safety, and tactical, and legal trainings that are required so that our staff can protect the
public . . . . Even with the added training, if we add immigration responsibilities to local
police . . . this will inevitably lead to claims of racial profiling, and some of those claims
will be supported in court and some of them will cost big money for local governments.
San Francisco District Attorney George Gascón (San Francisco, California), June 2013
The House of Representatives’ proposal to add extraneous civil immigration information
to the NCIC [National Crime Information Center] database doesn’t just add unnecessary
clutter, it could make a police officer’s job more dangerous. . . . The value of NCIC is lost
when we throw in thousands of civil immigration records that local police are not trained
or equipped to analyze. We shouldn’t force an officer to wade through civil immigration
information during these potentially dangerous moments in an officer’s day. Instead of
burdening police officers with unfunded mandates, both the House of Representatives
and the Senate should focus on how best to reform our immigration system to allow
those living in fear of deportation to get on a road to citizenship.
Police Chief Art Acevedo (Austin, Texas), June 2013
My colleagues and I urge Congress to reject proposals that would turn police officers into
immigration agents. . . . Immigration enforcement must remain solely a federal
responsibility because immigrants will never help their local police to fight crime once
they fear we have become immigration officers. For these reasons, I and my colleagues on the Major Cities Chiefs Assoc. oppose the so-called SAFE Act now pending in the Housemof Representatives as well as similar provisions proposed in the Senate.
Sheriff Mark Curran (Lake County, Illinois), June 2013
The neighborhoods are going to be safe when the citizens are involved and act as the eyes
and ears of the community. And that doesn’t work in communities that have large . . .
immigrant populations where there’s great fear from law enforcement. And there is
[great fear] right now . . . as a result of the fact that we haven’t moved in the direction of
immigration reform, that nobody knows what we’re doing in terms of Secure
Communities, in terms of the federal government’s policies on immigration, and this
[SAFE Act] bill is only going to send more fear as we await, hopefully await, some kind of
immigration reform bill instead.
Police Chief Chris Burbank (Salt Lake City, Utah), June 2013
When police officers are forced to detect and detain immigrants who are here without
authorization, this trust is easily broken. It inappropriately interjects bias into our
profession and makes the compassionate service provided daily by police officers
throughout the country less legitimate. That’s why reports that legislators in both the
Senate and House of Representatives are advancing proposals that would essentially turn
police officers into the long arm of immigration law are so troubling.
Source: https://web.archive.org/web/20131601424400/http://www.nilc.org/document.html?id=964
William T. Pound
Executive Director
National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL)
Tom Cochran
CEO and Executive Director
The U.S. Conference of Mayors (USCM)
Matthew D. Chase
Executive Director
National Association of Counties (NACo)
Clarence Anthony
Executive Director
National League of Cities (NLC)
Source: http://www.ncsl.org/research/civil-and-criminal-justice/letter-on-safe-act.aspx
Presbyterian Church USA
http://www.pcusa.org/resource/opposing-hr-2278/
National Organizations:
American Jewish Committee
Anti-Defamation League
Association of Jewish Family and Children’s Agencies
B’nai B’rith International
HIAS
Jewish Council for Public Affairs
Jewish Federations of North America
National Council of Jewish Women
Union for Reform Judaism
Local Organizations:
AJC Chicago
AJC Cincinnati
AJC Houston
AJC Los Angeles
AJC Miami and Broward
AJC NY
AJC Palm Beach County
AJC Westchester
Community Relations Council of the Jewish Alliance of Greater Rhode Island
Greater Philadelphia Jewish Coalition on Immigration
Gulf Coast Jewish Family & Community Service (Clearwater, FL)
HIAS Pennsylvania
Jewish Community Action (St. Paul, MN)
Jewish Community Relations Council of New Haven
Jewish Community Relations Council of Southern New Jersey
Jewish Council for Urban Affairs (Chicago, IL)
Jewish Family Service of San Diego
Jewish Family Service – Seattle
Jewish Family Services of Silicon Valley
Jewish Labor Committee Western Region
Jews United for Justice (Washington, DC)
National Council of Jewish Women Texas State Policy Advocacy Network
National Council of Jewish Women Florida State Public Advocacy Committee
Leadership Conference of Women Religious
Sisters of Mercy of the Americas
Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
Disciples Justice Action Netowork (Disciples of Christ)
Friends Committee for National Legislation
Mennonite Central Committee
NETWORK
United Methodist Church, General Board of Church and Society
Franciscan Action Network
National Advocacy Center of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Columban Center for Advocacy and Outreach
Conference of Major Superiors of Men
The Episcopal Church
Church World Service
Jesuit Conference/Jesuit Refugee Service
American Baptist Church
American Jewish Committee
Source: http://www.interfaithimmigration.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Safe-Act-Letter-a-Day-Campaign1.pdf
10, 000 Degrees
605 Citizenship Project
Access, Inc.
ACLU of California
ACT for Women & Girls
Advocacy and Justice Committee, California-Nevada United Methodist Church
African Advocacy Network
Alianza Latinoamericana por los Derechos de los Inmigrantes
Alliance for Justice
American Jewish Committee – Los Angeles Region
API Equality
Asian & Pacific Islander Institute on Domestic Violence
Asian Americans Advancing Justice – L.A
Asian Law Alliance
Asian Pacific Policy & Planning Council
Bay Area DREAM Coalition
Black Alliance for Just Immigration
California Church Impact
California Immigrant Policy Center
California Labor Federation
California National Organization for Women
California Nurses Association
California Partnership
California Partnership to End Domestic Violence
Canal Alliance
Catholic Charities CYO
Central American Resource Center – L.A
Centro de Integración Familiar
Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice – L.A
Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice – Orange County
Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles
Communities for a New California
Comunidades Unidas
Dolores Street Community Services
East Bay Sanctuary Covenant
Educators for Fair Consideration
El Concilio
Employee Rights Center
Episcopal Community Services of Northern California
Episcopal Diocese of California Migration and Immigration Task Force
Equal Rights Advocates
Equality Alliance of San Diego County
Escondido Human Rights Committee
Faith Alliance for a Moral Economy-EBASE
Filipino Advocates for Justice
Filipino Ministry – St. George Church
First Unitarian Universalist Church of San Diego
Foundation for Change
Glendale West Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Greater Long Beach Interfaith Community Organization
Grupo Amistad
Hispanic Ministry of New Albany
Human Rights Council of Oceanside
Hunger Action L.A.
Immigrant Legal Resource Center
Immigration Law Association at U.C. Davis
Immigration Task Force of the Cal-Nevada Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church
Inland Congregations United for Change
Interfaith Coalition for Immigrant Rights – Clergy and Laity United for EconomicJustice CA
Jewish Community Relations Council
Jewish Labor Committee – Western Region
Justice for Immigrants Coalition of Inland Southern California
Justice for Our Neighbors – United Methodist Committee on Relief
Justice Overcoming Boundaries in San Diego County
Khmer Girls in Action
Korean Resource Center
L.A. Community Legal Center and Educational
La Casa de La Raza
Latino & Latina Roundtable of San Gabriel Valley and Pomona
Latino Coalition for a Healthy California
Latinos y Latinas en Acción
Lavender Youth Recreation and Information Center
Librería del Pueblo
LifeBridge International
Long Beach Immigrant Rights Coalition
MCC in the Valley
Mission Economic Development Agency
Mountain View Dreamers
Mt. Diablo Unitarian Universalist Church
Multifaith Immigration Coalition for Action – Contra Costa Count
National Immigration Law Center
National Latino Evangelical Coalition
National Network for Immigrant & Refugee Rights
National Organization of Social Workers, California Chapter
Office of Santa Cruz City Council Member Tony Madrigal
Orange County Dream Team
Pangea Legal Services
Peninsula Interfaith Coalition on Immigration
People of Faith for Justice
Physicians for a National Health Program – California
People Improving Communities through Organizing (PICO) – CA
People Organizing to Demand Environmental & Economic Rights
PowerPAC
Priority Africa Network
Public Counsel
People United for a Better Life in Oakland
Pueblo de Fe Unido
Redwood Community Health Coalition
Riverside Latino Voter Project
Salvadoran American National Network
San Diego Immigrant Youth Collective
San Francisco Department of Public Health Newcomers Health Program
San Francisco Immigrant Legal & Education Network
San Francisco Interfaith Coalition on Immigration
Share Our Selves
Silicon Valley Alliance for Immigration Reform
Service Immigrant Rights & Education Network
Sojourners of Spectrum & Action
Southeast Asia Resource Action Center
Street Level Health Project
Tabernacle of African & Caribbean Association of San Diego
Todec Legal Center
Union de Ex-Braceros e Inmigrantes
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of San Luis Obispo County
Unitarian Universalist Legislative Ministry of California
Unitarian Universalist Refugee and Immigrant Services and Education
Watts/Century Latino Organization
Young Workers United
Source: https://www.scribd.com/document/178789706/SAFE-Act-California-Sign-On-Letter
Opponents of Texas anti-sanctuary city bill
Texas Association of Business
CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE
San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers of Commerce
Austin Hispanic Chambers of Commerce
BUSINESSES
FLAS, INC.
Victoria Slater Giambra, PLLC
Zavala Law Firm, PLLC
OOSTERHOF & BRAY, PLLC
The Law Office of Robert W. Armstrong
Juan R. Gonzalez, PLLC
FValdezLaw PC
Dana Fernandez Photography
Ponce Law Firm, P.C.
Tara Insurance agency LLC
Taco Taco Cafe
OCDCTV, LLC
Primer Grey
Law Offices of Kell A. Simon
Charm School Vintage
Law Office of Jennifer D. Ward, PLLC
Miley & Brown
Huerta’s Tamales
De Anda & Navarro Law Firm
Burnt Ends
Experteks IT Solutions
Absolute Small Business Networks
Law Offices of George Salinas, PLLC
Aguillon & Associates LLC
Law Office of Casner and Cabello Havrda, PLLC
C2C Travel, LLC
The Kaderlan Group
Latino Center for Leadership Development
Law Office o Juan Angel Gomez
SilvaCreates
Corvus Precision, LLC
REMAX ELLITE
Source: http://www.commonsenseimmigrationtx.org/stop-sb4/business-letter/
TRUST Coalition Members
Source: http://www.commonsenseimmigrationtx.org/who-we-are/trust-members/
California Guys in Favor of Sanctuary Cities
ACLU of California
Alliance San Diego
American Friends Service Committee – US/Mexico Border Program
Asian Americans Advancing Justice – Asian Law Caucus
Asian Americans Advancing Justice – Los Angeles
Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance (APALA)
California Immigrant Policy Center
California Immigrant Youth Justice Alliance
California Labor Federation
California Partnership to End Domestic Violence
California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation
Canal Alliance
CARECEN – Lost Angeles
Centro Binacional Para El Desarrollo Indígena Oaxaqueño (CBDIO)
Centro Laboral de Graton
Centro Legal de la Raza
Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Refugee and Immigration Ministries
Church World Service
Clergy and Laity for Economic Justice
Coalition for a Safe Berkeley
Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles (CHIRLA)
Community Leadership Association
Day Worker Center of Mountain View
Dream Team Los Angeles
East Bay Sanctuary Covenant
Employee Rights Center
Enlace
Filipino Advocates for Justice
Fresno Immigrant Youth in Action (FIYA)
Immigrant Legal Resource Center
Interfaith Coalition for Immigrant Rights – Interfaith Movement for Human Integrity
Jobs with Justice San Francisco
Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights of the San Francisco Bay Area
Los Angeles County Federation of Labor
Los Angeles Immigrant Youth Coalition
Mi Familia Vota
Napa Valley Dream Team
National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON)
National Lawyers Guild
National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights
National Immigration Law Center
North Bay Immigrant Youth Union (NBIYU)
North County Immigration Task Force
Orange County Immigrant Youth United
Pangea Legal Services
PICO California
Pilgrim United Church of Christ
Placer People of Faith Together (PPOFT)
Presente
Red Mexicana de Líderes y Organizaciones Migrantes
Sacramento Immigration Alliance
San Diego Immigrant Rights Consortium
SEIU United Services Workers West
Services, Immigrant Rights, and Educati.on Network (SIREN)
Silicon Valley De-Bug
Southern Border Communities Coalition (SBCC)
Street Level Health Project
Union Civica Primero de Mayo
Unite Farm Workers of America (UFW)
United Food and Commercial Workers – Local 770
United Methodist Church, Justice & Compassion Essential Ministries Team
We Belong Together
Source: http://www.sanjoseinside.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/CA_Senator_sign-on-opposing-leg_7-28-15.pdf
Opponents of the “Enforce the Law for Sanctuary Cities Act”
The Advocates for Human Rights
AFL-CIO
African American Ministers In Action
Alliance for Citizenship
Alliance for Multicultural Community Services
American Civil Liberties Union
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME)
American Immigration Lawyers Association
America’s Voice Education Fund
ASAAL
Asian Americans Advancing Justice-AAJC
Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund
Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance (APALA)
Center for Community Change (CCC)
Church World Service
Conference of Major Superiors of Men
Courage Campaign
DREAM ACTION COALITION
DREAMers’ Moms
Fair Immigration Reform Movement (FIRM)
Farmworker Justice
Franciscan Action Network
Grassroots Leadership
HIAS
Immigrant Justice Corps
Immigrant Legal Resource Center
Jobs With Justice
Latin America Working Group
The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights
League of United Latin American Citizens
Mi Familia Vota
NAAPIMHA
National Alliance of Latin American and Caribbean Communities (NALACC)
National Association of Social Workers
National Council of Asian Pacific Americans (NCAPA)
National Council of La Raza (NCLR)
National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON)
National Domestic Violence Hotline
National Education Association
National Employment Law Project
National Federation of Filipino American Associations (NaFFAA)
National Immigrant Justice Center
National Immigration Law Center
National Immigration Project
National Korean American Service and Education Consortium
National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health
National Latin@ Network: Casa de Esperanza
National LGBTQ Task Force Action Fund
National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights
NETWORK, A National Catholic Social Justice Lobby
PICO National Network
Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)
Red Mexicana de Lideres y Organizaciones Migrantes
Salvadoran American National Network (SANN)
Sisters of Mercy of the Americas
Sojourners
Southeast Asia Resource Action Center (SEARAC)
UDiON Foundation
UNITE HERE
United Methodist Church, General Board of Church and Society
Voto Latino
Alliance for a future
Alliance San Diego
Apna Ghar, Inc. (Our Home)
Arkansas United Community Coalition
Asian & Pacific Islander American Vote – Michigan
Asian American Civic Association
Asian American Organizing Project
Asian Law Alliance
Asian Pacific American Consortium on Substance Abuse
Asian Pacific Community in Action
AZAPIA Advocate
Cabrini Immigrant Services
Capital Area Immigrants’ Rights (CAIR) Coalition
Casa Latina
Chinese for Affirmative Action
Cleveland Jobs with Justice
Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles (CHIRLA)
Colectiva Legal del Pueblo
Community Legal Services in East Palo Alto
Connecticut Students for a Dream
Conversations With Friends (MN)
El CENTRO de Igualdad y Derechos
Encuentro
Entre Hermanos
Equality New Mexico
Filipino Advocates for Justice
Florida Immigrant Coalition (FLIC)
Greater New York Labor-Religion Coalition
Greater Rochester Coalition for Immigration Justice
Iglesia Bautista central
Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights
Immigrant Allies of Marshalltown
Immigrant Defenders Law Center
Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota
Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement
Jewish Community Action
Judson Memorial Church, NYC
KAN-WIN
Kids for College
Las Americas United Methodist Faith Community
Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition
Miami Workers Center
Michiana Immigration Coalition
MinKwon Center for Community Action
Minnesota Coalition Against Sexual Assault
Missouri Immigrant and Refugee Advocates
MN Conference UCC Immigration Team
MoveOn.org – Michiana
New Orleans Workers’ Center for Racial Justice
New York Immigration Coalition
Northern Indiana Americans for Democratic Action
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project
Ohio AAPI Advisory Council
OneAmerica
Pennsylvania Immigration Resource Center
PICO California
PLAN Action Fund
Progreso: Latino Progress Alliance
promise arizona
Public Counsel
Puentes: Advocacy, Counseling & Education
Rape Victim Advocates
Raza RoundTable Austin
Reformed Church of Highland Park
Russian-speaking Community Council of Manhattan and the Bronx
SAFEST
San Diego Immigrant Rights Consortium
San Francisco Jobs With Justice
Services, Immigrant Rights, and Education Network (SIREN)
Sin Huellas arts collective
Somos Mayfair
South Central Indiana Jobs With Justice
St. Joseph Valley Project Jobs With Justice
SW IA Latino Resource Center
Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition
United Families
Virginia Coalition for Immigrant Rights
Washington DREAM Act Coalition
Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Washington State Labor Council, AFL-CIO
Washington State Unitarian Universalist Voices for Justice
Wayne Action for Racial Equality
WeCount!
Pennsylvania Guys Against Anti-Sanctuary City Bills
Conference Minister David Ackerman, Penn West Conference, United Church of Christ Refugee Volunteer Coordinator Sarah Aeschliman, West End Mennonite Fellowship Mrs. Kathleen Afflerbach, St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran
Rev. Katie Aikins, Tabernacle United Church
Ms. Patricia Allen, First church of the brethren
Lutheran Pastor Elinor Allison, Saint Luke’s Lutheran, Sunbury
Licensed Minister Maggie Alston Claud, Church of the Good Shepherd and Christ Church Cathedral
Sister Patricia Ash, Sisters of St. Joseph of Philadelphia
Elder Marc Averill, West End Mennonite Fellowship
Rev. Dr. Marcia Bailey, Calvary Baptist Church, Norristown, Pa
Reverend Marcia Bailey, First Baptist Church, Pottstown, PA
Justice and Peace Coordinator Faith Balawejder, Felician Sisters of North America
Marie Bambrick, Sisters of Saint Joseph
The Reverend Judith Beck, Retired: The Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania
Rabbi Nehama Benmosche, The Benmosche Project
Coordinator Erie Benedictines for Peace Sister Marlene Bertke, OSB, Benedictine Sisters of Erie
Rev. Sharron Blezard, Lower Susquehanna Synod, ELCA
Reverend William Bloom, United Christian Church ucclevittown.org
Rev. Curtis Book, Circle of Hope–Brethren in Christ
Reverend Curtis Book, Circle of Hope
Rev. Dr. Bruce Bouchard, United Church of Christ
Ordained Interfaith Minister Zemoria Brandon, First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia
Sister Sally Ann Brickner, Congregation of Sisters of St. Agnes
Rev. (ret.) Raymond Brown, St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
Rev. Vickie Brown
Reverend Raymond Brown, (ret.), St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
Reverend Felicia Bruce, Interfaith Ministry
Church Planting Core Team Member Arthur Bucher, Circle of Hope Brethren in Christ Church
Bishop Pat Bumgardner, Metropolitan Community Churches
Rev. Dr. Geneva Butz, Tabernacle United
The Rev David Byerly, Grace Lutheran, Shamokin, PA
Rev. Dr. James Calderone, American Catholic Church in the United States Sister of Mercy Lucy Calvillo, Catholic
Social Action Coordinator United Methodist Women Ruth Carr, Temple UMC Director of Faith Formation Maryellen Carroll, Roman Catholic
Pastor Marta Castillo, Nueva Vida Norristown New Life Mennonite Church Sister Donna Cicalese, Sisters of St. Joseph
Sancuary Supporter John Cleaver, St. Vincent De Paul Parish Covenant Member Jane Clinton, Circle of Hope
Rev. Robert Coats, Open Circle Metropolitan Community Church Rev. Robert Coombe, First United Methodist Church of Germantown Sister Catherine Corrigan, Sisters of Saint Joseph
Public Advocacy Assistant John-Michael Cotignola-Pickens, PA Council of Churches Rabbi Meryl Crean, Mishkan Shalom
Sister Elaine Cullen, Sisters of Saint Joseph
The Reverend E. Clifford Cutler, Saint Paul’s Church
Rev. Dr. Beverly Dale, United Christian Church of Levittown
Mr. Robert Daub, Presbyterian
Sister Colleen Dauerbach SSJ, Sisters of Saint Joseph of Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia
Social Justice Coordinator Sister Colleen Dauerbach, SSJ, Sisters of Saint Joseph of Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, PA
Pastor Greg Davidson Laszakovits, Elizabethtown Church of the Brethren
Office Manager/Chaplain Ruth Davila, The Block Church
Deacon Hector Davila, The Block Church
Coordinator of Social Justice for IHM’s of Immaculata S. Rosemary Davis, Sisters of IHM, Immsaculata
Community Development and Education Program Coordinator Manuel DePaz, EBSC Associate in Ministry Carol Detweiler, New Hanover Lutheran Evangelical Church, Gilbertsville, PA
Reverend Melba Dibble, Pittsburgh Lutheran United Ministries
Deaconess Darlene DiDomineck, Methodist Federationfor Social Action
Sister Clare DiGregorio, Sisters of St. Joseph
Rev. Maureen Duffy-Guy, Trinityn & St. Peters, Tower City
Sister Barbara Einloth, Sisters of Charity of Seton Hill
Sunday School Teacher Lilliana Estrada, Jehovah-jireh Pentecostal Church, Inc.
Sister Sheila Falls, Sisters of St Joseph, Philadelphia
Sister Sheila Falls, Sisters of St Joseph, Chestnut Hill
Victoria Fanino, Sisters of Saint Joseph
Sister Mary Elizabeth Farrell, Sisters of St. Joseph, Chestnut Hill, PA
Rev. Michael Fischer, Country Meadows Retirement Communities
Sister Anne Myers Peg Fleming, Sisters of Saint Joseph
Ms. Jane Forry, Zion Evangelical Lutheran
Sister Madeline Franze, Sisters of St. Joseph, Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia The Reverend Sharline Fulton, Retired Episcopal Priest
Sister Kathleen Gallagher, Sister of Charity
Director of Religious Education Alice Gallagher, Sisters of Saint Joseph Rev. Dr. Donald Green, St. John of Highlands Lutheran
Rabbi Julie Greenberg, Congregation Leyv Ha-Ir~Heart of the City Mr. Joseph Hassan, Catholic
AD Helgaleena Healingline, White Rabbit Grove RDNA
Teacher Caroline Heffner, Sister of St. Joseph
Rev. Dr. Wayne Heintzelman, Faith Lutheran, Mt.Penn/Christ Lutheran, Reading Reverend Lester Helmeczi, Christ Church UCC
Reverend Lorie Hershey, West Philadelphia Mennonite Fellowship
Deacon Holly Hoffman, MD, St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran
Pastor Julie Hoke, Circle of Hope
Co-President United Methodist Women Eastern Pa Conference Gladys B Hubbard Hubbatd, United Methodist Church
Sister Patrice Hughes, Sisters of Charity of Seton Hill
Member Jean M. Hunsberger, Souderton Brethren in Christ Church
Sister Virginia Jenkins, Sisters of St. Joseph
Bishop Peggy Johnson, Eastern PA Conference of the UM Church
The Rev. Richard Jorgensen, Lower Susquehanna Synod- ELCA
Sisters of Mercy Associate Ann Marie Judson, Catholic
Pastor Jay Fredrick Kauffman, Franconia Mennonite Conference
Rev. Del Keeney, Mechanicsburg Church of the Brethren
Deacon Michael Kelly, St. Bernadette Parish
Sister Patricia Kelly, Sisters of Saint Joseph, Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia
Rev. Dr. Paul Koch, Pittsburgh Lutheran United Ministries
Rabbi Nancy Kreimer, Reconstructionist Rabbinical College
Rev. Marissa Krey, Lutheran Church of God’s Love, Newtown, PA
Rev. Dr. Stephen Kriss, Philadelphia Praise Center
Clerk Nancy Krody, Collenbrook United Church, Drexel Hill
Sister Rose Patrice Kuhn, IHM
Sister of Saint Joseph Maria Lannutti, SSJ Philadelphia
Elder Jody Lantz, Thrive International Programs
Rabbi Alan LaPayover
Sunday School Teacher Ana Lapp, Mine Road Amish Mennonite
None Wendy Larson, Crossroads
Rev. Burlington Latshaw, III, St. John’s Lutheran, Hamburg, Pa.
Reverend Megan LeCluyse, Christian Association at UPenn
The Rev. Matthew Lenahan, Zion Lutheran Church
Reverend Joe Leonard, West Kensington Ministry
Reverend Joe Leonard, Central Baptist Church
Sister Kathleen Letts, Sisters of St.Joseph
Rabbi Sarra Lev
Rabbi Mordechai Liebling, Reconstructionist Rabbinical College
Hispanic Pastoral Minister Sr. Karen Lindenberger, St. Anthony/All Saints
Rev. Donald Lindman, Retired
Sister Dominica Lo Bianco, Sisters of St. Francis of Phuladelphia
Sister Mary Norbert Long, Sisters of Charity
Sister Patricia Loughrey, Sisters of St. Joseph
Pastor Kenneth A. Love, Alpha/Omega House Ministries
Rev. Karen Lundwall, Immanuel Lutheran Church, Erie, PA
President Carol Lytch, Lancaster Theological Seminary
Sister Kathleen Mackerer, Sisters of St. Joseph
Reverend Sandra Mackie, Retired
Co-Chair of Immigration Justice, UUPLAN Yvonne Marlier, Unitarian Universalist of Germantown
Judith Marvin, Ist Presbyterian Church, Lewisburg
Sister Cathy McGowan, SSJ, Sisters of St. Joseph
President of Trustees John McGrath, Arch Street United Methodist Church
Sister Margaret Mary McLaughlin, Sisters of St. Joseph
Sister Claire Mcnichol, Sisters of St. Joseph
Bishop Charlie McNutt, Retired
Sister Elizabeth McVeigh, SSJ of Philadelphia
Rev. Fredrica Meitzen, retired, Lutheran Pastor
Reverend Paul Metzloff, Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Pastor Raymond Miller, St. John, Quakertown
Rev. Craig Miller, Upper Susquehanna Synod
Sister Dolores Moriarty, Sisters of St. Joseph
Mr. Robert Moyer, Deep Run East Mennonite Church
Brother Robert Moyer, Deep Run East Mennonite Church
Sister Antoinette Munafo, Sisters of St. Joseph
The Rev. Dr. Alex and Nancy Nagy, St. Andrew’s by the Sea
Rev. Christian Nickels, Spring Mount Mennonite Church
Reverend Wayne Nitzsche, Perkasie Mennonite Church
Sister Mary Norbert Long, Sisters of Charity Reverend Debra North, St. John’s Lutheran
Sister Patricia O’Donnell, Sisters of Saint Joseph
The Rev. Dr. Mark Oldenburg, Gettysburg Lutheran Seminary
Father John Olenick, Visitation BVM
Ms. Nora ONeill, St Vincent’s
Rev. Dennis Orsen, Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Sister Mary Lou Palas, Sisters of Charity
Sister Mary Lou Palas, Sisters of Charity
Reverend Lynn Parks, Oxford Circle Mennonite Church
Rev. Dr. Gabriele Parks, UU Congregation of Centre County
Member Harilal Patel, Hindu
Rector / Pastor / Rev. J. Patrick Peters, Saint Paul Episcopal Church
Ministry Support Council Moderator Chad Pilling, West Kensington Ministry Simple Layman Keith Pitts, Glad Tidings
Sacristan Pauline Plefka, Sisters of St. Joseph
Sister Ellen Poist, Sister of St. Joseph
Rabbi Patricia Quigley, Mishkan Shalom
Rabbi Michael Ramberg, Ursinus College
Sister Rose A. Reda, Sisters of Saint Joseph Rev. Edgar Reed, Quickel Lutheran, York
Ms. Martha Reeves, Lancaster Friends Meeting Congregant Bethany Reiff, West End Mennonite Sister Marie Rein, SSJ
Rev. David Reppert, Emanuel United Church of Christ
Sister Joan Ricca, Sisters of St. Joseph of Philadelphia
Charles Rihm, Blessed Trinity Catholic Church
Pastor Lillian Rosa, Jehovah-jireh Pentecostal Church
Leadership Councilor Natalie Rossi, Sisters of Mercy New York Pennsylvania Pacific West Pastor Gary Roth, Retired
Chair, St. James Social Justice and Peace Committee, Joyce Rothermel, St. James RC Church, W ilkins burg
Pastor David Rowe, Jerusalem Lutheran Church
Member Kyle Sakamoto, UCC
Sister Lawrence Elizabeth Sandoli, Sisters of St.Joseph, Philadelphia Daniel Sauder, West End Mennonite Fellowship
Sister Gloria Schaab, Sisters of Saint Joseph of Philadelphia
Rev. Robert Schaefer, The Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Monroeville Reverend Mary Schmotzer, Shiloh United Church of Christ
Religious Sister Anna Louise Schuck, SSJ, Sisters of St. Joseph
General Council Member Sister Susan Seeby, Congregation of Sisters of St. Agnes
Cantor Henry Shapiro, Parkway Jewish Center, Wilkins Twp, pa
Rev. Marian Shearer, Calvary United Church of Christ, Reading
Pastor Dane Skilbred, Trinity Lutheran Church, Lansdale, PA
Reverend Buena Smith Dudley, United Council of Churches
Adult Education Chair Heather Speirs, First Unitarian Church
Pastor Roger Steiner, Penn-Zion’s Lutheran Church
Rabbi George Stern, Germantown Jewish Centre
Reverend Melissa Stoller, Zion Lutheran Church
Rev.Joyce Stoltzfus,ElizabethtownChurchoftheBrethren
Rev. Sandra Strauss, Pennsylvania Council of Churches/Market Square Presbyterian Church Pastor Brad Stutzman, Mt. Rock Church
The Rev. Robert Swartz, Mannsville Lutheran Church, Elliottsburg
Rabbi Daniel Swartz, Temple Hesed
Board of Trustees Mukaram Syed, Islamic Community Center of Lancaster
Leader Hugh Taft-Morales, Philadelphia Ethical Society
Pastor Nancy Thayer, Central Baptist Church
Rev. Linda Theophilus, Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Chair of Worship Joan Thomas, Presbyterian
Director, SSJ Welcome Center, Connie Trainor, Sisters of Saint Joseph
Pastor Dona Van Eck, St. Andrew Lutheran
Sister Janice Vanderneck
Activist Member Barbara Vanhorn, UUPLAN
Sister Rose Wagner, Sister of St. Joseph
Pastor Maurine Waun, East Suburban Unitarian Universalist Church
Covenant Member Gwyneth White, Circle of Hope
Cell Leader Sarah White, Circle of Hope
Teaching Pastor Gwen White, Circle of Hope, Philadelphia
Rev. Charlotte Whiting, Salem United Church of Christ of Rohrerstown, Lancaster, PA Campus Pastor Ben Wideman, University Mennonite/3rd Way Collective
Bishop Nancy Wilson, Metropolitan Community Churches
Rabbi Alissa Wise, Jewish Voice for Peace
Member Karen Wolfe, First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia
Sister Anne Wood, Sisters of St. Joseph
Reverend D John Woodcock, International Council of Community Churches
Rev. Gregory Wright, Plymouth Congregational UCC
Spiritual Director Sandra Yeager, Lancaster Metaphysical Chapel
Sister Rose Yeager, St. Veronica Roman Catholic Church
Associate in Ministry Thomas Yenser, Atonement Lutheran Church, Wyomissing, PA Spiritual Assembly Member Behzad Zandieh, Baha’i Community of Harrisburg
Rabbi Shawn Zevit, Mishkan Shalom
Ms. Jennifer Zollner, Montpelier Sangha
Source: http://sanctuaryphiladelphia.org/200-pa-clergy-deliver-letter-opposing-anti-sanctuary-bill-hb-1885/
PEP-Comm Opponents
Rev. Wilma Jakobsen, St Jude’s
Fr. Robert Brocato, St. Mary Gilroy
Pastor John Sullivan, People of HOPE Lutheran Church
Fr. Jon Pedigo, Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish
Bob Fields, Catholic Worker
Diane Juellich, St Julie Billiart
Ann Mcentee, St. John Vianney catholic community
Rev. Nancy Palmer Jones, First Unitarian Church of San Jose
Rev. Michael-Ray Mathews, PICO National Network
Pastor Debbie Weatherspoon, Los Altos United Methodist
Rev. Nancy Schell, Westminster Presbyterian
Rev. Jennifer Goto, St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Rev. Jethroe Moore II, SJ/SV NAACP
Rev. Steven P Brown, St John Vianney Catholic Church
Pastor Dale Weatherspoon, Good Samaritan United Methodist Church
Pastor Brenda Vaca, United Methodist Church, National Plan for Hispanic/Latino Ministry
Fr. Bob Fambrini, Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Rev. Ani Missirian-Dill, La Trinidad United Methodist Church
Source: http://sccgov.iqm2.com/Citizens/FileOpen.aspx?Type=4&ID=140885
Guys Supporting Sanctuary Cities in Miami-Dade County
ACLU of Florida; American Friends Service Committee; Americans for Immigrant Justice; AILA South Florida Chapter; Advocacy Partners Team, Inc.; Catalyst Miami; Catholic Legal Services; Centro Campesino Farmworker Center; Community Justice Project; Dream Defenders; Emerge USA; FANM/Haitian Women of Miami; Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Miami Chapter; Florida Immigrant Coalition; Immigration Law & Litigation Group; Kurzban, Kurzban, Weinger, Tetzeli & Pratt, P.A.; LatinoJustice PRLDEF; Miami-Dade Progressive Caucus; Miami Workers Center; Mijente; National Day Laborer Organizing Network; National Lawyers Guild, South Florida Chapter; New Florida Majority; Power U Center for Social Change; Rise Up Florida!; SEIU Florida; SLAY Our Vote; South Florida Interfaith Worker Justice; Southern Poverty Law Center; University of Miami School of Law’s Immigration Clinic; United Families United We Dream; Veterans Bar Association; We Count!; and We Belong Together
Source: http://www.miaminewtimes.com/content/printView/9121073
Guys Against Anti-sanctuary City Bills in Wisconsin
Madison City Council member Shiva Bidar Sielaff
Source: http://www.wpr.org/immigrants-speak-out-against-bill-targeting-sanctuary-cities
Voces de la Frontera (VDLF)
Groups Opposing President Trump’s Plan to Fund Deportations
National
American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee
American Civil Liberties Union
American Immigration Lawyers Association
Amnesty International USA
Asian Americans Advancing Justice – AAJC
Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance, AFL-CIO (APALA)
Asian Pacific Institute on Gender Based Violence
Black Alliance for Just Immigration
Capuchin Franciscan Province of St. Joseph, Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation Office Catholic Charities
Center for American Progress
Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Refugee and Immigration Ministries
Church World Service
Coalition on Human Needs
Codepink
Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador (CISPES)
Community Initiatives for Visiting Immigrants in Confinement (CIVIC)
Congregation of Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd, US Provinces
Council on American Islamic Relations
Demos
Detention Watch Network
Earthjustice
Fair Immigration Reform Movement (FIRM)
Faith in Public Life
Farmworker Justice
Food Empowerment Project
Franciscan Action Network
Friends Committee on National Legislation
HIAS
Hispanic Federation
Immigrant Legal Resource Center
Indivisible
Interfaith Worker Justice
International Rescue Committee
Jewish Voice for Peace
Jobs With Justice
Justice Strategies
Latin America Working Group
Leadership Conference of Women Religious
League of United Latin American Citizens
Medical Mission Sisters
Mi Familia Vota
MomsRising/MamásConPoder
Muslim Public Affairs Council
National Advocacy Center of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd
National Alliance to End Sexual Violence
National Black Justice Coalition
National Coalition Against Domestic Violence
National Coalition for Asian Pacific American Community Development (CAPACD)
National Council of Churches
National Council of Jewish Women
National Council of La Raza
National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON)
National Employment Law Project
National Immigrant Justice Center
National Immigration Law Center
National Immigration Project of the National Lawyers Guild
National Justice for Our Neighbors
National Korean American Service & Education Consortium (NAKASEC)
National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health
National Latina/o Psychological Association
National LGBTQ Task Force Action Fund
National Network to End Domestic Violence
National Partnership for New Americans
National Tongan American Society
National Wesleyan Church
National Women’s Law Center
Network Lobby for Catholic Social Justice
Nicaragua Center for Community Action
Our Revolution
Partnership for Working Families
Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)
Provincial Council Clerics of St. Viator (Viatorians)
Queer Detainee Empowerment Project
Service Employees International Union (SEIU)
Sisters of the Precious Blood
SiX Action
South Asian Americans Leading Together
Southeast Asian Resource Action Center (SEARAC) Southern Border Communities Coalition UndocuBlack Network
Unitarian Universalist Service Committee
Unitarian Universalist Refugee & Immigrant Services & Education (UURISE) United Church of Christ, Justice and Witness Ministries
United Farm Workers of America
United Food and Commercial Workers International Union
United Methodist Church, General Board of Church and Society
United We Dream
Voto Latino
W. Haywood Burns Institute
We Belong Together
Women’s Refugee Commission
YWCA USA
Acting in Community Together in Organizing Northern Nevada (ACTIONN) Alabama Coalition for Immigrant Justice
Alianza
Alliance San Diego
Allies of Knoxville’s Immigrant Neighbors (AKIN)
Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence
Arkansas Coalition Against Sexual Assault
Arkansas United Community Coalition
Asian Americans Advancing Justice – Atlanta
Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Chicago
Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Los Angeles
Asian Community Development Council
Asian Law Alliance
Asian Pacific Policy and Planning Council
Asian Services In Action
Atlas: DIY
Cabrini Immigrant Services of NYC
California Coalition Against Sexual Assault
California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation
Campbell Adult and Community Education
Casa Latina
Casa de Maryland
Catherine Cobb Safe House
Catholic Charities of West TN
Catholic Committee of the South
Causa Oregon
Center for Abuse and Rape Emergencies, Inc.
Center for Latino Progress (CPRF)
Central American Resource Center D.C. (CARECEN)
Central Pacific Conference of the United Church of Christ
Centro Latino Americano
Chicago Religious Leadership Network on Latin America (CRLN)
Christ United Methodist Ministry Center
Church of Our Saviour/La Iglesia de Nuestro Salvador
Church Women United in New York State
Cleveland Jobs with Justice
Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA)
Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition
Colorado Licenses Committee
Community Legal Services in East Palo Alto
Community Resources of Fayette County, Inc.
Connecticut Alliance to End Sexual Violence
Connecticut Bail Fund
Connecticut Immigrant Rights Alliance
D.C.-Maryland Justice for Our Neighbors
Dolores Street Community Services
Dominican Sisters, Grand Rapids
East Tennessee Jobs with Justice
El Centro de Igualdad y Derechos
El Monte Wesleyan Church
Encuentro New Mexico
End Domestic Abuse WI
Equality California
Farmworker Association of Florida, Inc.
Florida Council Against Sexual Violence
Franciscans for Justice
Franciscan Peace Center
Friends of Broward Detainees
Friends for Democracy
Gethsemane Lutheran Church
Grassroots Alliance for Immigrant Rights
Grassroots Leadership
Greater New York Labor-Religion Coalition
Greater Rochester Coalition for Immigration Justice
Hana Center
Hilton Head for Peace
Hispanic American Community Education and Services (HACES)
Hispanic Interest Coalition of Alabama
Hope Border Institute
Huerto de la Familia
Human Rights Initiative of North Texas
Iglesia del Nazareno
Immigrant Defenders Law Center
Immigrant Legal Advocacy Project
Immigrant Legal Center of Boulder County
International Institute of New England
Iowa Coalition Against Sexual Assault
Jane Doe Inc., the Massachusetts Coalition Against Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Jewish Family Service of San Diego
Justice for Our Neighbors Southeastern Michigan
Kentucky Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights
Kino Border Initiative
Korean Resource Center
La Unión del Pueblo Entero (LUPE)
Las Cruces Community Initiatives for Visiting Immigrants in Confinement (CIVIC)
Latin America Solidarity Organization
Latin American Legal Defense and Education Fund
Latinas Unidadas por un Nuevo Amanecer Iowa (LUNA)
Long Island Jobs with Justice
Louisiana Foundation Against Sexual Assault
Lowcountry Immigration Coalition
Maryland Coalition Against Sexual Assault
Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition Massachusetts Law Reform Institute
Michigan Coalition to End Domestic & Sexual Violence
Migrant and Immigrant Community Action Project (MICA)
Migrant Rights Collective
Mission Graduates
Missouri Immigrant and Refugee Advocates
Mixteco/Indigena Community Organizing Project
Mujer, Inc.
Nebraska Appleseed Center for Law in the Public Interest
Nebraska Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence
New Jersey Alliance for Immigrant Justice
New Jersey Coalition Against Sexual Assault
New Mexico Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs, Inc.
New Mexico Immigrant Law Center
New Sanctuary Movement of Philadelphia
New York State Coalition Against Sexual Assault
North Carolina Coalition Against Sexual Assault
North Carolina Council of Churches
Northern Illinois Justice for Our Neighbors
Northern Valley Catholic Social Service
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project
Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence
OneAmerica
OneJustice
Orange County Communities Organized for Responsible Development Pangea Legal Services
Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape
Philadelphia Japanese American Citizens League
Progressive Leadership Alliance of Nevada
Project HELP, Inc.
Public Counsel
Rape Crisis Center
Rape Crisis Center of Summit and Medina Counties
Reformed Church of Highland Park
Refuge House, Inc.
Refugio del Rio Grande
San Diego Volunteer Lawyer Program, Inc.
San Luis Valley Immigrant Resource Center
School Sisters of Notre Dame, CP Corporate Responsibility Committee Scott Shelter Society
Sisters of Mercy of the Americas, Institute Justice Team Sisters of Mercy West Midwest Community
Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia, JPIC Committee
Skagit Immigrant Rights Council
St. John of God
Survivors, Inc.
Survivors of Torture, International
Tennessee Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence
Unidad Latina en Acción (ULA)
Unitarian Universalist Church in Meriden, Social Justice Council Unitarian Universalist Legislative Ministry of New Jersey United for a New Economy
University Leadership Initiative
Vermont Network Against Domestic and Sexual Violence
Vida Legal Assistance Inc.
Virginia Coalition for Immigrant Rights
VN TeamWork, Inc.
Washington Defender Association’s Immigration Project
Wind of the Spirit Immigrant Resource Center
Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault
Women Helping Women
Women’s Center, Inc.
Women’s Center of Jacksonville
Women’s Resource Center, Inc.
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