Gracias por compartir información importante y recursos valiosos para nuestra comunidad! 🙌🏽

We are deeply grateful for your generosity and for standing with our community. Having strong community support during these pivotal times is essential — it’s what allows us to keep doing the work, and it’s vital in the ongoing fight for justice and equity. ✊🏽

Unfortunately, many community members missed their hearings. Missing your immigration court hearing will likely result in a deportation order and increase your risk of being arrested. Please visit NWIRP's Know Your Rights page for more information.

nwirp.org/resources/kyr/

“A lot of what this administration is doing is attempting to send a message through its arrests [and] through its removals,” he said. “It shouldn’t shock anyone that who they are targeting for arrest is part and parcel of the larger effort to intimidate, exact retribution, and send a message.”

NWIRP is proud that it is able to help educate the community about their constitutional rights and the immigration benefits that our laws provide, and is committed to assisting individuals in exercising those legal rights.

It is a sad reflection on our current government that efforts to defend constitutional and statutory rights are labeled as efforts to undermine the federal government.

Thank you to the many community members who reached out to their elected officials and other leaders about this unfair practice. We are back in and ready to continue informing our client communities of our rights!

This restriction has since be rescinded and all our staff and volunteers are again permitted to enter the building and assist the community. If you are volunteering with NWIRP, we ask that you check in on the 4th floor lobby of the immigration court for additional instructions.