Toolkit

Myths on why many TPS beneficiaries from El Salvador have not re-registered

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.

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

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

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

Information for organizations and community leaders

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

On International Migrants Day, we join our network of 58 member organizations in reaffirming our commitment to building diverse societies that offer opportunities and a dignified life to all migrants.

Know your evacuation orders, shelter location, and other valuable emergency information.

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.

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.