Friend, today marks six years since we filed our lawsuit,
alongside partner organizations, challenging Trump’s first Muslim Ban. This
discriminatory policy not only violated the Constitution — it tore our
communities apart, forcing thousands of families to be separated for years.

Despite President Biden rescinding the Muslim and African Bans in 2021, people
are still suffering and families remain separated. In short, the Biden
administration has more work to do to address the ongoing harms of the Bans.

In fact, just a few months ago, a federal court ruled in our case, Pars Equality Center v. Pompeo , that the Biden administration must undo the harms of the Bans and reconsider
denied visa applications. Despite this court mandate, the Biden administration has yet to follow through.

We are holding the Biden administration accountable to this ruling and making
sure it implements a fair, effective process for all applicants. And,
friend, we need your voice in the fight.

Right now, we’re calling on the U.S. Department of State to take the following
actions:

* Establish a reconsideration process for those who were denied visas under the
prior Bans at no cost to the applicants, along with notifying all applicants
of this process
* Provide an expedited decision to applicants who seek reconsideration within
60 days of submitting the required information

Justice has been delayed for too long. Join us in calling on the Biden
administration to address the ongoing harms of the Muslim and African Bans today
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Lisa Graybill
Vice President, Law & Policy
National Immigration Law Center


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