Tag: Immigration

Strangers No Longer unites Michigan faith communities to protect immigrant rights, advocate humane policies, and amplify immigrant voices statewide.

Grand Rapids faces rising ICE arrests as advocates push for sanctuary protections, revealing a city grappling with safety, policy, and ...

Michigan faces a growing family-separation crisis. Discover how new immigration enforcement policies are impacting children, schools, and public safety.

Cranbrook and Cesar Chavez students joined forces to clean up Clark Park, helping prepare Detroit’s community gem for winter. See ...

Southwest Detroit residents demand action on immigration, air quality, and infrastructure at a heated candidate forum ahead of city elections.

Legal expert Richard Primus breaks down the Supreme Court’s Noem v. Perdomo ruling, its use of race in immigration stops, ...

Explore Mapping Deportations, the first interactive database tracing U.S. deportation laws since 1895, revealing racialized enforcement patterns.

Detroit’s Latino community met with the Smithsonian to shape the Museo Móvil, a traveling museum honoring Latino history, culture, and ...

The Supreme Court’s shadow docket ruling expands ICE discretion, fueling racial profiling fears. Learn how this impacts Latino communities and ...

From El Paso to Detroit, a journalist explores immigration, border policy, and climate justice—revealing urgent truths and untold human stories

Hundreds march in Detroit for immigrant rights, led by Strangers No Longer & Catholic leaders, calling for dignity, due process ...

LULAC condemns Supreme Court ruling threatening birthright citizenship, vowing to fight executive overreach and defend 14th Amendment rights for all ...

Thousands marched in Detroit for the #NoKings rally, joining 2,000+ protests nationwide to reject Trump’s policies and defend democracy, DEI, ...

On June 14, thousands rally in Michigan to reject Trump’s taxpayer-funded military parade and rising authoritarianism. Join the No Kings ...

Detroit teen faces ICE deportation before graduation. Advocates push for release as Maykol, 3.5 credits from his diploma, fights to ...