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Southern Border Communities Coalition and the Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law Condemn CBP Abuse and Violations of International Human Rights Law in New UN Report

SBCC & CHRCL urge UN to hold U.S. accountable for CBP’s inhumane Open Air Detention Sites along the southern border.

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Southern Border Communities Coalition and the Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law Condemn CBP Abuse and Violations of International Human Rights Law in New UN Report

SBCC & CHRCL urge UN to hold U.S. accountable for CBP’s inhumane Open Air Detention Sites along the southern border.

Apr 86 min read

The Center Has Joined with Advocacy Groups to Urge the United Nations to Address the United States' Escalating Abuse of Immigrants, Asylum Seekers

CHRCL & 22 orgs urge UN to address U.S. human rights abuses against immigrants—from mass detention to asylum bans.

Apr 82 min read

The Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law Names Sergio Perez as Executive Director

Sergio Perez named CHRCL’s new Executive Director, continuing a legacy of immigrant rights advocacy after founder Peter Schey’s passing.

Mar 122 min read

Over 120 Nonprofit Organizations and Advocates Urge Biden to End Deportations to Haiti

Over one-hundred and fifty organizations and advocates sent a letter to President Biden urging his Administration to stop Haiti deportation.

Oct 25, 20233 min read

Defending the Land Rights of the Maasai – Announcing CHRCL’s Maasai United Advocacy Project

The Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law (CHRCL) is proud to announce the launch of our Maasai United Advocacy Project

Aug 23, 20233 min read

Join Project Reunify as a Volunteer – Help Monitor Detained Children at the U.S. Border

At the Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law (CHRCL), we believe in the power of advocacy and action to protect the most vulnerable

Jul 1, 20233 min read

Casa Libre v. Mayorkas Update

This class-action lawsuit seeks to force USCIS to adjudicate visa petitions for abused, neglected, and abandoned youth within 180-days.

Feb 16, 20231 min read

Tents for Homeless – Providing Shelter, Restoring Dignity: Join Us in Supporting Our Communities

We are excited to introduce our Tents for Homeless Project, which focuses on providing emergency shelter for unhoused individuals in LA.

Feb 6, 20233 min read

Casa Libre Rebrands to the Center of Hope for At-Risk Youth and Newcomers’ Growth and Enrichment

For over a decade, Casa Libre has been a beacon of hope for immigrant youth navigating the complexities of life in the United States.

Jan 3, 20232 min read

We’re Addicted to Oil: Don’t ask Human Rights AbusersSaudi Arabia and the UAE for a Fix

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News & Media

Southern Border Communities Coalition and the Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law Condemn CBP Abuse and Violations of International Human Rights Law in New UN Report

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Southern Border Communities Coalition and the Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law Condemn CBP Abuse and Violations of International Human Rights Law in New UN Report

The Center Has Joined with Advocacy Groups to Urge the United Nations to Address the United States' Escalating Abuse of Immigrants, Asylum Seekers

The Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law Names Sergio Perez as Executive Director

Over 120 Nonprofit Organizations and Advocates Urge Biden to End Deportations to Haiti

Defending the Land Rights of the Maasai – Announcing CHRCL’s Maasai United Advocacy Project

Join Project Reunify as a Volunteer – Help Monitor Detained Children at the U.S. Border

Casa Libre v. Mayorkas Update

Tents for Homeless – Providing Shelter, Restoring Dignity: Join Us in Supporting Our Communities

Casa Libre Rebrands to the Center of Hope for At-Risk Youth and Newcomers’ Growth and Enrichment

We’re Addicted to Oil: Don’t ask Human Rights AbusersSaudi Arabia and the UAE for a Fix

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