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John,
Title 42 denies the rights of people fleeing for their lives to seek safety, and it disproportionately affects Black and brown refugees, including immigrants from Brazil, Columbia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras and Mexico. Since Title 42 was implemented under the Trump administration, more than 1.7 million immigrants have been blocked or expelled from the U.S.
President Biden needs our help to end this racist, anti-immigration policy. That’s why we’re applying pressure to Republicans and a handful of conservative Democrats to end the use of Title 42. We’ve already sent 98,000 letters to members of Congress. Now we need to ramp up the pressure!
Despite a very disappointing court ruling on Friday preventing the Biden Administration from ending the use of Title 42 now, it is very possible some in the Senate will try to force a vote that would indefinitely end asylum. Help us keep working to stop senators from being complicit in a political push for a walled-off America.
Donate today to demand Congress end the use of Title 42, which punishes immigrants and asylum seekers.
DONATE
If we expect other countries to uphold refugee law and welcome people fleeing across borders in search of protection, including those now forced to flee Ukraine, we must lead by example and uphold refugee laws at our own borders.
Thank you for your support as we fight for the rights of people seeking peace and safety within our borders.
Dominique Espinoza
Outreach and Engagement Specialist, Coalition on Human Needs
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John,
When President Biden announced that he was ending the racist, anti-immigration policy known as Title 42, which was implemented under the Trump administration, CHN and our national allies jumped to action to show Biden that we have his back.
Unfortunately, a bipartisan group of U.S. Senators, including conservative Democrats Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema, are backing a bill that would delay the end of Title 42’s use to illegally block asylum seekers and refugees from entering the U.S. at our southern border.
Despite a very disappointing court ruling on Friday preventing the Biden Administration from ending the use of Title 42 now, it is very possible some in the Senate will try to force a vote that would indefinitely end asylum. Help us keep working to stop senators from being complicit in a political push for a walled-off America.
Already, more than 1.7 million immigrants have been blocked or expelled from the U.S., using Title 42. These are refugees and asylum seekers fleeing war, genocide, political repression, and religious persecution.
We’re fighting back, having sent 98,000 letters to members of Congress demanding they end the cruel use of Title 42. But, they’ll only act if we ramp up the pressure and demand action.
Donate today to demand Congress end the use of Title 42 immediately, which punishes immigrants and asylum seekers.
DONATE
Through the use of Title 42, Black and brown refugees are illegally being expelled to Brazil, Columbia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras and Mexico under the guise of protecting public health―even as senior scientists at the Centers for Disease Control as well as leading epidemiologists and medical experts object to its use.
This policy has never been about public health. It’s a cruel practice that violates domestic law and international treaty obligations.
Help ramp up the pressure on Congress to act. Donate today to end the use of Title 42!
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Thank you for fighting for the rights and humane treatment of all people seeking peace and safety at our borders and throughout the world.
Deborah Weinstein|
Executive Director, Coalition on Human Needs
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