Immigrant Justice

Organized Migrants for Human Rights.

Alianza Americas is deeply committed to promoting and safeguarding the human rights of migrants, including the right to migrate. Through our migrant justice work, we advance public education efforts to shed light on the challenges, triumphs, and needs of migrants and their families in the United States and in their countries of origin. We work towards ensuring that migrants and their families can establish deep roots in a safe and dignified manner in the places that they call home by advancing public education, advocacy, and narrative campaigns that are migrant centered. 

Since our founding, we have been renowned for our policy advocacy initiatives that are uniquely characterized by our transitional perspective. U.S. immigration policies have global impacts, and require an approach that incorporates a transnational vision. In addition to raising awareness on the various factors that force people to migrate, we develop educational and advocacy campaigns that highlight the need to understand and develop policies from our communities of origin, where migration begins, and not only in the U.S.

Goals:

  • Strengthen the network’s analytical skills and tools to address and communicate the factors that cause migration.
  • Elevate the voices of immigrant communities through collective advocacy actions at the local, national, regional, and global levels.
  • Advance an advocacy agenda for just immigration policy that guarantees the rights of migrants and their families, centered on the voices and perspectives of organized migrant communities, especially in the U.S.

Our actions

Read about our latest actions in climate justice.

Project
Intersecting Risks: Addressing Climate Change and Forced Displacement in Mexico and Central America. Webinar Series
Climate change and forced displacement do not affect us equally.
Campaign
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
Elevating and amplifying the lived experiences of DACA recipients and their families
Campaign
Temporary Protected Status (TPS)
Protection and hope for immigrants in the U.S.

Our resources

Discover some useful resources for climate justice.

Fact Sheet
You Snooze, You Lose TPS. Re-register now!
Myths on why many TPS beneficiaries from El Salvador have not re-registered
Fact Sheet
What measures does the "Mexico Te Abraza" plan include to support its deported or repatriated population?
The Mexican government presented the "México Te Abraza" (Mexico Embraces You) plan, a strategy designed to receive and support Mexican nationals deported from the United States and in response to the immigration measures undertaken by the new U.S. administration.
Toolkit
Know Your Rights
We share with you useful resources and information elaborated by partners in our fight for immigrant rights to help keep you and your communities informed

Our latest posts

Read more about this topic.

Press Release
Latin American and Caribbean Immigrant-led Organizations Condemn the Administration’s Decision to Rescind TPS Extension for Haiti: Trump’s Fear Mongering Campaign Puts Families in Imminent Danger
February 20, 2025
Press Release
TPS beneficiaries from El Salvador are at risk of losing protection if they do not re-register for the program
February 20, 2025
Press Release
Alianza Americas condemns the revocation of TPS extension for venezuela, calls for immediate protections for immigrant communities
January 29, 2025
Press Release
The Laken Riley Act has the opposite effect of its intended purpose: it reduces security and paralyzes immigration policy.
February 4, 2025

Our events

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Event
Realities of Return: Integration of Guatemalan Deported Children
January 30, 2025
Event
How the new U.S. admin will impact Latin America? Let's talk this January 15
January 15, 2025
Event
It never rains, but it pours on us women: inequity in access to water in Mexico and Central America
November 20, 2024
Event
Immigration Policy in the New U.S. Administration
November 19, 2024