Justice Action Center

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Orange graphic with text that says "Our Sacred Spaces Must Remain Sacred. ICE has no place in our schools, our places of worship, our hospitals, our community centers" in white, black and neon text. Justice Action Center logo on the bottom right.
Tan background with text ““We kind of feel like the system plays Hunger Games with us & with our lives—like who will survive longer without food, dignity, or answers. It's like a slow, bureaucratic execution.” “Kateryna” Financial planner and Uniting for Ukraine humanitarian parole beneficiary” Justice Action Center logo in the middle bottom. Shadow, outline figure/illustration of a woman on the far, bottom, right.
Tan background with text ““[The revocation of humanitarian parole] has caused lots & lots of stress... [The processing of immigration applications] should be respected because, ultimately, we came to this country because we didn’t have any rights in ours.” “Bernardo” “Child therapist and former CHNV humanitarian parole beneficiary from Cuba” Justice Action Center logo in the middle bottom. Shadow, outline figure/illustration of a man on the far, bottom, right.
Neon green and white graphic with text that says “ Counsel. Do you have: ✓At least 4 years of progressively responsible legal experience in complex federal litigation + impact litigation ✓ Excellent communication, presentation, drafting + editing skills ✓ Ability to think creatively + work collaboratively with a range of movement partners + directly impacted leaders ✓ Commitment to civil liberties, social justice + filling unmet legal needs Apply at the link below! justiceactioncenter.org/careers” finger mouse clicking at the link.
Graphic with courthouse in the back "Hearing in Svitlana Doe v. Noem (Humanitarian Parole) When: July 29, 2025 @2pm ET Where: First Circuit Court of Appeals John Joseph Moakley U.S. Courthouse 1 Courthouse Way Boston, MA 02210 Can't attend in person? Livestream here: bit.ly/HumParoleHearing" Justice Action Center, Human Rights First and Haitian Bridge organization logos.
Graphic with the following copy underneath the Justice Action Center logo: "In a 6-3 decision, SCOTUS limits nationwide injunctions, siding with the Trump admin. Today’s ruling does not address the constitutionality of birthright citizenship, where litigation continues."
Neon graphic that says "We're hiring! Communications Intern Link in Bio" with megaphone to the right and Justice Action Center logo
Graphic with a photo of a protest in the background and text “Make no Mistake: Regardless of whether the Trump admin thinks it’s above the law, we will work with our communities and in coalition to hold them accountable. We stand in solidarity with our partners on the ground in Los Angeles who are fighting around the clock for dignity and due process.” Justice Action Center logo on the top right.
Black and beige graphic with text "Regardless of whether they were born across the street or across the globe, no kid should have to face the immigration system alone. Children are entitled to protections under the law. Still, the Trump administration is shamefully trying to block attorneys from helping unaccompanied kids. These attorneys are often the only people fighting for a child's best interest. Kids should be kids, not lawyers."
Photo of a couple and small child (identified as "Ana with her son Javier, both CHNV beneficiaries from Venezuala, and her husband Manuel at the zoo") with their backs toward the camera looking at giraffes in the distance followed by this quote: "Ending humanitarian parole would be a loss of the American dream. We invited them to come here legally, and they followed all the rules only for our country to say, “Too bad. The rules have changed.” That is not the American dream that so many of us work so hard for." — Sandra, CHNV sponsor of 17 individuals from Venezuela and Nicaragua.
Yellow and white graphic with a photo of people at a rally and text underneath "DACA Renewal Info Call Join us for the latest DACA updates, legal guidance, and resources Wednesday, May 14 at 7PM ET RSVP @ the link in bio"
Neon green and white graphic with text that says “ Counsel. Do you have: ✓At least 4 years of progressively responsible legal experience in complex federal litigation + impact litigation ✓ Excellent communication, presentation, drafting + editing skills ✓ Ability to think creatively + work collaboratively with a range of movement partners + directly impacted leaders ✓ Commitment to civil liberties, social justice + filling unmet legal needs Apply at the link below! justiceactioncenter.org/careers” finger mouse clicking at the link.
Neon graphic with Justice Action Center logo and text that says “Updated NEW LITIGATION TRACKER litigationtracker.justiceactioncenter.org. Check out our updated interactive microsite following and decoding lawsuits fighting back Trump’s attacks on immigrant communities. What is on the site? Image of a litigation tracker website and text “Decoders of lawsuits filed to protect immigrant rights. Accessible information, advocacy tools, news clips and more. Official court filings, court details, basic and technical summaries” Black arrow pointing right.
Photo of a group of people gathered in front of a courthouse holding signs and talking to press.
White and neon green graphic with text that says “Legal Decoder: 3/21/25 FRN outlining Trump’s termination of CHNV parole. Timing takeaways: The FRN officially terminates CHNV parole on 3/25/25. Temporary parole for CHNV parolees currently in the U.S. will terminate on 4/24/25. CHNV parolees must depart the U.S. before their parole termination date or the 4/24/25 termination, whichever comes first.” Green arrow pointing right
White and neon green graphic with text that says “Legal Decoder: 3/21/25 FRN outlining Trump’s termination of CHNV parole. Today, the government released an unpublished version of the Federal Register Notice (FRN) that will officially terminate individual grants of CHNV parole. The published version of the notice—and its effective “start” date—will be released on Tuesday, 3/25/25.” Green arrow pointing right