We are a Bay Area/DMV national Afghan community immigration justice organization offering legal services, education & advocacy. Migration as reparations.
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Thursday, Congress will vote on a bill that would grant the executive branch the power to target nonprofits for simply exercising our right to free speech.
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Join us TOMORROW in the DMV for a community picnic and volleyball tournament in support of our work with Afghan asylum seekers and refugees!
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It is unacceptable that Baby Doe remains separated from her loved ones. We welcome the court’s decision and continue to urge officials to use their pressure to ensure a swift reunification.
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This is a case that is going to get a lot of attention and raises serious questions for the U.S. military leaders who have turned a blind eye to this case. A US Marine JAG officer now found by a 3 Judge Appeals Court in Virginia that he and his wife defrauded the court by lying to a Virginia court about an Afghan child who they lured with her family guardians to the U.S. during the chaotic withdrawal and then took the child from them when they arrived at Ft Pickett using the courts to falsify an adoption and custody, leaving the Afghan couple shocked. They sued and just won their case but the child remains with the Masts at Camp Lejeune NC.
Update on this case: Today, the Circuit Court in Virginia ruled that the Masts' adoption and custody order are void.
A reminder that the US Marine Mast wrongfully adopted and took an Afghan child from her family; she has been in his custody since Sept 2021
For months I have been investigating how a US Marine adopted a baby girl who was orphaned in Afghanistan, and took her away from her family. This is a story about the battle over a little girl -- and about the fictions we tell ourselves. For @NYTmagnytimes.com/2022/11/10/magaz…
Our lawsuit seeks federal government records about the national origin and the prosecution and sentencing outcomes of individuals facing given immigration prosecutions in West Texas. muslimadvocates.org/wp-conte…
The reporting of @Haleaziz revealed that, for an 18-month period, of the more than 200 migrants prosecuted on charges related to border crossing, more than 60% were from Muslim-majority countries, including Afghanistan, Syria, Iran, and Mali. latimes.com/world-nation/sto…
Last week, @SenatorDurbin asked @TheJusticeDept to investigate whether it has been discriminatorily targeting migrants from Muslim-majority countries for immigration prosecutions in West Texas.
I’m pressing the Justice Department to investigate the disproportionate prosecution of asylum seekers from Muslim-majority countries.
Prosecutions targeting individuals based on protected characteristics are prohibited, and this troubling trend must be addressed.
As a legal rights organization with 26 law student chapters, @IRAP affirms the rights of student protesters.
@CAIRNational has developed resources for students impacted by discriminatory disciplinary hearings, mass arrests, and police violence.
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“We must continue to work toward ending the systems that displace our communities — and also the ones that exclude them, force them through insurmountable barriers, and then criminalize them for who they are…” said Laila Ayub, Project ANAR co-founder and director.
Afghans fleeing the wreckage of decades-long war are forced to make an 11-country journey to claim asylum in the U.S. only to be targeted for detention and face systemic barriers to practicing their faith while detained due to anti-Muslim racism and structural Islamophobia.
.@project_anar’s oped in @truthout is a heart wrenching portrayal of the unique struggles of Afghans seeking refuge. Not only are Afghans displaced as a direct result of our gov’t’s $8 trillion “War on Terror” but the US offers virtually no accessible pathways for refugee status.
NEW: Our op ed today in @truthout, highlighting the experiences of our detained asylum-seeking Afghan community members. Afghans seeking refuge face insurmountable barriers, and when they seek asylum face detention and the inherent abuse of ICE prisons. truthout.org/articles/afghan…
NEW: Our op ed today in @truthout, highlighting the experiences of our detained asylum-seeking Afghan community members. Afghans seeking refuge face insurmountable barriers, and when they seek asylum face detention and the inherent abuse of ICE prisons. truthout.org/articles/afghan…
We are here this week as well! Please spread the word for Afghans in Southern in California. This is a unique opportunity to ask case questions on the spot and learn about services you may be eligible for.
THIS WEEK: Global Refuge is in Anaheim, CA at the @USCIS Afghan Support Center! We’re providing legal services & programmatic information alongside @EvacOurAllies, @ICNARelief, & other local & national service providers.
Learn more: bit.ly/3Jkqnwz
DMV! Join us next week for a community iftar. This space is to serve recently arrived Afghans and offer iftar and resources but we invite other community members, volunteers, and supporters to join us as well.
bit.ly/anardmviftar
DMV! Join us next week for a community iftar. This space is to serve recently arrived Afghans and offer iftar and resources but we invite other community members, volunteers, and supporters to join us as well.
bit.ly/anardmviftar
Last week, we supported Afghan asylum seekers at a shelter in Mexico City. 🇲🇽 Many were displaced in 2021 and have tried repeatedly to access pathways to refuge, to no avail. Watch to learn more & support our work by donating and volunteering! projectanar.org/getinvolved