Last week, our team members Isabel and Miro had the privilege of participating in the inspiring New Americans Celebration at the Georgia State Capitol. Throughout the busy halls of the state’s capitol building, the group of over three hundred advocates gathered to speak out for or against policies with the potential to greatly impact the […]
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On January 29th, 2025, President Donald Trump signed the Laken Riley Act into law, marking the first legislative action of his new term. Named in memory of a young woman whose tragic and senseless death shook the nation, our hearts go out to Laken Riley’s family and loved ones, who suffered an unimaginable loss. No
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Since his return to office, President Trump has unleashed a series of cruel and often unconstitutional executive orders, proclamations, and memoranda aimed at tearing apart immigrant families, stripping away rights, and making life even harder for those seeking safety and opportunity in the United States. These directives attack fundamental human rights and the very principles
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The political landscape has shifted, and immigrant communities across the country are feeling the impact. At Hope Immigration, we share your anger and frustration over the new policies that have made undocumented immigrants—and even those with legal status or pending cases—more vulnerable than ever. Under this new administration, enforcement efforts have escalated rapidly. The resulting
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The first 24 hours of President Trump’s second term have been newsworthy and eventful—and not in a good way for our immigrant friends and neighbors. We still have a lot to learn and digest, but I wanted to share some initial thoughts here, hoping it helps you and your family think through the next steps.
The First 24 Hours: How Trump’s Second Term Is Changing Immigration Policy Read More »
Every year on December 18, the world comes together to celebrate International Migrants Day—a day to honor the contributions, resilience, and courage of migrants who leave behind familiar lives in search of safety, opportunity, and brighter futures. At Hope Immigration, this day is especially close to our hearts. Every story we hear, every case we
Celebrating the Strength and Resilience of Immigrants on International Migrants Day Read More »
As we look toward the upcoming change in presidential administration, it’s natural to wonder how immigration policies might shift. Change, after all, is part of the nature of politics. But while the details may evolve—processing times, fees, or procedural steps—the core principles of immigration law remain. These are the principles that bring families together, open
The Heart of Immigration: What Will Always Stay the Same Read More »
With the upcoming change in presidential administration, many immigrants are understandably concerned about potential shifts in immigration policy. While some changes are being discussed, it’s important to remember that these are currently only words—not concrete actions. Some of the proposed changes may not even be legally or constitutionally possible, and others may take years to
Preparing for the Upcoming Presidential Transition: Practical Steps for Immigrants Read More »
This morning, I told my team I didn’t think I’d have to talk about Trump being president again. Yet here we are. I know you’re anxious—we are too. However, we remain dedicated to helping immigrants and their families. We’re not going anywhere. During the first Trump administration, there was also a lot of fear. He
Unwavering Support in Uncertain Times: Navigating Immigration Changes Together Read More »
The U.S. asylum system, a lifeline for people fleeing persecution and violence, is facing a significant crisis. More than one million asylum seekers are currently stuck in a backlog, waiting years—sometimes more than a decade—for their cases to be processed. This massive delay has created profound hardships for those seeking protection and has raised concerns
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