Press Materials
- Immigration Advocates Praise Gov. Cuomo for Granting Pardons To Seven Individuals Facing Harsh Immigration Consequences from Long-Ago Offenses (7/25/2018)
- IDP Launches “ICEwatch” Interactive Map with Nearly 700 Reports of ICE Raids in the New York Area (7/23/2018)
- IDP Statement on ICE Denial of Due Process (6/27/2018)
- NY Assemblymember Solages, Councilmember Menchaca, Public Defenders & Advocates Introduce Protect Our Courts Act and Demand End to ICE Courthouse Arrests (6/5/2018)
- New York Assembly Introduces Groundbreaking New Bill to Protect Immigrants from Unlawful ICE Arrests at Courthouses (6/1/2018)
- Immigrant Rights Advocates Demand End to ICE Raids in New York State Courts (4/26/2018)
- Immigration Advocates Respond to Recent Sweep of ICE Arrests across New York (4/18/2018)
- IDP Statement on ICE Arrest at Bronx Criminal Court (2/8/2018)
- IDP Statement on ICE courthouse directive (1/31/2018)
- Press Release – IDP unveils New Statistics & Trends Detailing Statewide ICE Courthouse Arrests in 2017 (12/31/2017)
- Governor Cuomo Grants Pardons to 18 Immigrants Facing Harsh Deportation Consequences
(12/28/2017) - Immigration Advocates Respond to Recent Sweep of ICE Arrests across New Jersey (12/13/2017)
- Media Alert – Protests Amass at Brooklyn Criminal Courthouse in Response to Egregious ICE Activity and Arrest Earlier Today (11/28/2017)
- Immigrant Justice Network
- Alisa Wellek, Angie Junck, Paromita Shah: We Must End the Normalization of Mass Criminalization (1/26/17)
- Angie Junck, Paromita Shah, Alisa Wellek: 20 Years Ago Today, This Terrible Law Set the Foundation for Mass Detention and Deportation (Colorlines, 9/30/16)
- Angie Junck (Immigrant Justice Network): The “Dangerous” Immigrant: Confronting Our Implicit Bias (Huffington Post, 9/22/16)
Issue Briefs
IDP’s Issue Briefs provide information around specific issues and problems relating to deportation. Each Brief includes a short synopsis of the issue, our values, and recommendations for action.
- The Implications of Dimaya v. Sessions
- Issue brief describing the implications of the Supreme Court’s decision in Dimaya v. Sessions and responding to the White House’s attacks on the decision by Immigrant Justice Network, Immigrant Legal Resource Center, Immigrant Defense Project, National Immigrant Justice Center, and National Immigration Project of the National Lawyer’s Guild
- Deportation and Families
- Bars to Deportation Relief Under DACA and DAPA
- Deportation and Judicial Discretion
- Deportation and Human RightsDeportation and Gangs
- Deportation and Domestic Violence
- Deportation and Due Process
- Deportation and Drug Convictions
- Deportation and the Meaning of “Conviction”
- Deportation and Asylum and Refugee Status
- Deportation and the Meaning of “Aggravated Felony”