The Fight for Immigration Relief Is Not Over

on June 23, 2016 in Immigration

Today, in a blow to millions of American families, the Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling that blocked the president’s immigration programs, DAPA and DACA+.

Our fight is not over. We will not stop until every member of our community can live in dignity without the fear of being separated. While today’s decision is a setback, we will keep fighting back against anti-immigrant attacks on our families and our communities. Our President and CEO, Janet Murguía, today joined MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell to talk about the high court’s ruling and what it means to our community. She also reiterated our commitment to keep fighting for families. Watch the full interview below:

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The Fight for Immigration Relief Is Not Over

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