Recent developments have triggered widespread outrage among advocates and legal experts alike, as the termination of legal services for unaccompanied immigrant children threatens the well-being of over 26,000 minors. The Acacia Center for Justice, the prime contractor funding several immigration nonprofits nationwide, has been vocally opposing the…

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In the middle of the night, Mahmoud Khalil was taken from his home. His wife, eight months pregnant, watched helplessly as plainclothes agents escorted him away. For hours, no one knew where he was. His lawyer struggled to track him down. His friends and family scrambled for information. By the…

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A recent Executive Order signed on January 20, 2025, directs federal agencies to review funding for jurisdictions with so-called “sanctuary policies.” While this has reignited national debates, here in Howard County, the issue has already been settled—twice. Through the Liberty Act, passed in December 2020 and…

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Every March, as Women’s History Month celebrates the achievements and resilience of women, it’s also a time to recognize those still fighting for basic rights—especially the right to live without fear. For many women worldwide, fleeing their homeland isn’t about seeking a better…

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If you’re an immigrant in the U.S., even with pending legal status, travel just got much riskier. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has officially stopped allowing undocumented immigrants to board domestic flights using the CBP One app as identification. The only exception? If they’re leaving the…

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As we close out Black History Month, it’s worth asking: Are we just remembering history, or are we learning from it? The fight for justice isn’t locked in the past—it’s alive today, woven into the struggles of people fighting for their dignity, rights, and a fair shot at life. At…

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In a time of uncertainty, knowledge is power. For immigrants, understanding their rights can mean the difference between security and vulnerability. But just as crucially, their neighbors—friends, coworkers, and community members—should also be informed. A well-educated community can be a stronger, safer, and more supportive one for everyone.

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