Fact Sheets

Here you'll find the fact sheets we've designed to help you navigate our issue areas.

When can you re-register for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) under the existing designations of El Salvador?

To benefit from the TPS extension, it is necessary to re-register.

Amid threats from the incoming U.S. administration, the Mexican Government evaluates its options

Mexico is in the crosshairs of the second Trump administration's actions, as part of its political and narrative strategy.

TPS Extension for El Salvador

Information for organizations and community leaders

The Laken Riley Act (H.R. 29) creates a pipeline for mass detention

What is the 'Laken Riley Act,' and what does it aim to accomplish?

Fleeing not migrating.PDF

El Salvador Virtual delegation press release.PDF

Guatemala statement

Delegation to Mexico comunicado

Alianza americas DeSantis complaint.PDF

Duante Wright statement.pdf

Jacob Blake statement.PDF

Heroes Act

Five myths why many TPS beneficiaries from El Salvador, Honduras, and Nicaragua have failed to re-register

We have developed a fact sheet in Spanish to address the myths that TPS beneficiaries believe they do not need to re-register. Share the document with people in your community and let's spread the word.

Tips for people who have re-registered for TPS and applied for a new employment authorization card, but USCIS has not yet responded

Below is a fact sheet on what you should know and do about delays in the delivery of your employment authorization card. Share it with people in your community and help us spread the word.

What we need to know about Parole in Place and the application process

How Gender Violence Drives Migration in Mexico And Central America

March 7, 2022 On International Women’s Day, Mar. 8, Alianza Americas, a network of 55 migrant-led organizations in 18 states, produced a fact sheet on gender-based violence in Central America and Mexico. The fact sheet highlights how the failure of authorities to address gender-based violence, including the lack of justice for domestic violence and femicide cases, forces women to flee their homes and seek protection elsewhere.