BREAKING NEWS: We are excited to announce Border Angels has posted it’s first bond of our Familias Reunidas program! This asylum seeker from Cameroon is scheduled for release from the Otay Mesa Detention Center tonight (1/7/2020).
We cannot thank you enough for your efforts in making this possible and are enthusiastic about continuing to get more individuals released from detention. In doing so we are helping these individuals gather the tools to fight their cases outside of the alarming conditions in this for profit detention center.
Special thanks to Villanova University for being our first educational group of the year! The Day Laborer Outreach you all did was amazing!
LA/OC Day Laborer Outreach
Shoutout to our LA/OC Chapter for making this past Day Labor Outreach a success!
"This past Day Laborer Outreach in Downtown L.A. was special. Our volunteers decided to start the new year by making tamales for the day laborers (pretty delicious if we do say so ourselves haha). Thanks to our volunteers we served around 120 laborers (which is the norm for this location) tamales, some conchas, some cafecito, water, peanuts, as well as know your rights cards. It was great to see familiar faces and catch up with them on how their holidays went as they waited for work."
Please help us start reuniting families that have been torn apart!
Click the button below to donate through our GoFundMe campaign
If your family or community member needs help to pay for their immigration bond, please have them email Dulce Garcia at [email protected] and have them fill this form!
Please note that Border Angels has contributed $50K to this campaign and is ready to bond folks as soon as TODAY!
Thank you!
The Mobile School project was born from the collaboration between two humanitarian aid organizations Border Angels and The Schoolbox Project. As you may know, Border Angels sponsors ~15 shelters in Tijuana, MX serving migrant families who often spend many months waiting for asylum hearings and next steps. The shelters house hundreds of children, many of whom have spent months, if not years outside of the school system - if they were able to attend in their home countries at all. https://www.gofundme.com/f/the-mobile-school-project
Currently needed items at the Tijuana Shelters
Donations may be mailed at our
office located at 2258 island Ave, San Diego CA 92102
Media
A Mexican migrant commits suicide at the U.S. border after his asylum application is rejected
For purchase information contact [email protected] or
visit us at our office located at 2258 Island Ave, San Diego Ca 92102.
Border Angels Water Bottles $20
"Love has no Borders" Short sleeve t-shirt (Color purple currently in stock) $20
Amor, Si Se Puede Chicano park Mural Poster by Muralist Salvador Barajas $20
Mr. Trumpet and the Big, Not-So-Great Wall $20
Mr. Trumpet and the Big, Not-So-Great, Wall is a story about a group of friends who live in Yousa, a place filled with music from all over the world. The friends love playing music together, but their friendship, families, and music are threatened when a Mr. Trumpet decides to build a wall and remove those who do not play the music he likes.
This is a story about how a group of friends can overcome heartbreak and separation through working together and believing in one another. People big and small, young and old, near and far, can find strength in caring for one another and building a better world for tomorrow.
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2258 Island Ave, San Diego Ca 92102