Immigration Policy
The first quarterly meeting of GCIR's California Immigrant Integration Initiative (CIII).
February 2021
Group Meeting
Program
The first quarterly meeting of GCIR's Delivering on the Dream (DOTD) network.
February 2021
Group Meeting
Program
On December 21, 2020, the Presidents’ Alliance and TheDream.US sent a letter to the incoming administration with their top recommendations to improve and expand DACA.
December 2020
Commentary
Source: Presidents' Allicance
News
Progressive Democrats in Congress are calling for President-elect Joe Biden to dismantle the federal government’s deportation machine, broaden immigrants’ access to social safety net programs, and rely far less on detention to ensure that immigrants show up for court hearings.
December 2020
News Article
Source: Vox
News
Join GCIR and leading organizations for a discussion on the key immigration priorities, strategies, and needs heading into 2021 and how philanthropy can build on investments in recent years to promote success in the first 100 days of the Biden administration and beyond. GCIR’s recommendations for philanthropy will also be released during the program.
December 2020
Webinar
Program
Making the case for ending immigrant detention and looking at possible alternatives.
December 2020
Commentary
Source: Immigration Impact
News
Commentary looking at how immigration advocates can play a role in fostering national unity.
December 2020
Commentary
Source: Immigration Impact
News
President-elect Joe Biden’s plan on immigration stands in stark contrast to the xenophobic agenda the Trump administration has put forward the last four years. Much of Biden’s plan revolves around undoing some of the most damaging policies enacted under President Trump.
December 2020
Commentary
Source: The Immigration Impact
News
Center for American Progress' recommendations on policy changes the incoming Biden Administration can make.
December 2020
Commentary
Source: Center for American Progress
News
President-elect Joe Biden will take office under pressure to repudiate and rescind many, if not most, of the more than 400 executive actions President Trump has used to tighten the U.S. immigration system. But Biden also will start his term in a bind that could make such changes difficult to accomplish in short order.
December 2020
News Article
Source: The Washington Post
News
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