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IMMIGRATION

Situation Report: Pandemic at the Border

Isolated from other major urban centers, the COVID-19 pandemic took its time arriving in the El Paso-Ciudad Juárez region. Once it did arrive in mid-March, it became apparent that our community was particularly vulnerable.

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Immigration Resources

Framework

Root Causes of US Migration

Framework

Principles for Comprehensive Immigration Reform

Resource

Border Observatory: HOPE’s participatory and community-based research hub from a borderlands perspective

Separation of Families at the Border

Frontera Facts

Frequently Asked Questions About Family Detention

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Infographic

What Can We Do? 3 best ways to deal with attacks on migrant communities

Remain in Mexico

Report

Violations of human rights occurring in Mexico as a result of the Remain in Mexico program

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Infographic

Remain in Mexico Violations and threats

Frontera Facts

Frequently asked questions about MPP (Migrant Protection Protocols or 'Remain in Mexico')

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Webinar

Seven Weeks of Remain in Mexico

Infographic

Guide to 'Remain in Mexico'.

Infographic

Guide to Asylum at the Border

COVID-19

Framework

Protect Migrants and Refugees during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Statement

Coronavirus in the Borderlands

Racism at the Border

Border Observatory Report

Situation Report: Pandemic at the Border

Webinar

Situation Report: Pandemic at the Border Webinar

Podcast

El Paso: One Year Later. Part 2

Podcast

El Paso: One Year Later. Part 1

Video

#LoveForElPaso