The National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights works to defend and
expand the rights of all immigrants and refugees, regardless of immigration
status. As part of a global movement for social and economic justice, we are
committed to human rights as essential to securing healthy, safe and peaceful
lives for all.
Organize for National Day of Action against AZ law SB1070
NNIRR calls on all her members, partners, allies and friends to join in a national day of actions against SB1070, Arizona's anti-immigrant racial profiling law this July 29. SB1070 can be stopped by demanding and organizing for justice and human rights for all.
Press Releases
Community groups continue protests against SB1070, all immigration police collaboration August 29, 2010 - Arnoldo Garcia, NNIRR Judge Bolton’s ruling yesterday temporarily halting select provisions of Arizona’s SB1070 is a good start, reflecting the ardent demand of the community-led movement to defeat the controversial legislation.
The mobilizations in cities around the country to protest SB1070 on the date of its enactment take on new urgency.
NNIRR is going to be in Detroit for the 2010 US Social Forum and we are putting out a general call to all members, friends and allies to join us! Click here to find out more and how to get involved.
The Arizona State Legislature has passed a law (SB-1070) that legalizes unchecked racial profiling by police of anyone they “suspect” is undocumented. NNIRR joins the grassroots voices and the mobilization of Arizona communities to denounce SB-1070. Take 4 actions now, to stand up for human and civil rights and take a stand for justice and human rights in AZ.
2010 is proving to be yet another very challenging year. So we need your support! There are striking new opportunities ahead and considerable challenges. Read about our plans and hopes for 2010. And then make your post-Tax Day donation to NNIRR.
This 2nd annual report from the Human Rights Immigrant Community Action Network (HURRICANE) documents a trail of human rights violations against immigrants and describes a troubling rise in racial profiling and immigrant detentions that undermine the promise of reform. This report details over 100 stories of abuses and 118 raids in 2008.
Get your copy of last year's report (limited quantities available), Over-Raided, Under Seige by ordering now:
