Our 2024 Annual Report is here! Please visit: buff.ly/4k3jVLK Last year, our ILJ sites collectively served nearly 7,000 low-income immigrants—from 129 different countries—and took on over 22,400 immigration cases. #LivingOurValues.

ILJ Network Co-Executive Directors Alba Jaramillo and Melissa Bowe will be featured speakers at this LIVE recording for the #FaithTalks podcast series on Thursday, March 6 at 2:00 p.m. (ET). Please register here: buff.ly/IYCsnvC

In 2024, dedicated attorneys across our ILJ Network assisted 2,765 immigrant women seeking safety, family reunification, and freedom in the United States. With your support, we can reach even more! Please donate here: buff.ly/V5QX5hm #InternationalWomensDay

Thank you, American Bar Association

Until the very last day of his life, His Holiness never ceased his call for welcome and compassion towards the vulnerable, the marginalized, and migrants. May his words not fall on deaf ears.

Jose Luis Martinez, legal director for Justice for all Immigrants—our ILJ site serving Greater Houston and San Antonio—explains the importance of due process and why all of us must fight to preserve it.  iljnetwork.org/due-process-an…

This is the first court to decisively conclude that a wartime authority cannot be used during peacetime.

"Although Trump’s use of the Alien Enemies Act has been litigated in multiple courts nationwide, including the Supreme Court, Rodriguez is the first judge to have reached a final decision on the merits."

Here's a quick 🧵 on WHY this Trump-appointed judge ruled the way he did. First, look at the actual text of the Alien Enemies Act itself. It can only be used during a "declared war" or any "invasion or predatory incursion" by a foreign nation or government against the U.S. 1/4