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Trump violated the Constitution. CARECEN sued... and we won!

UPDATE

(July 30, 2020 - NEW YORK) Yesterday, a federal court issued two nationwide injunctions blocking the Trump administration’s “public charge” rules. The ruling came in response to parallel legal challenges filed in late 2019 by CARECEN and partner organizations, several states, and the City of New York.

"CARECEN celebrates these decisions as proof that the rule of law remains intact. We will continue to fight against the Trump administration’s anti-immigrant policies until each and every one is dismantled completely," said Elise de Castillo, Executive Director at CARECEN.

Click here to read our latest press release.

Help CARECEN continue to fight against Trump’s anti-immigrant policies. Donate today!

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(December 19, 2019—New York, NY) This week, CARECEN, along with several other organizations and individual plaintiffs, with pro bono counsel The National Immigration Law Center (NILC), The Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR), and Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, LLP, filed suit in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York to stop the implementation of Trump’s health care ban and other unconstitutional measures aimed at limiting legal immigration to the United States.

This ban is the latest attack by Trump against our already vulnerable immigrant communities. If implemented, the ban stands to slash legal immigration to the United States by more than 60%. It would inflict irreparable harm on thousands of immigrants across Long Island by continuing to separate immigrant families.

The ban is unconstitutional. So, CARECEN took this fight to the court.

Join this fight for immigrant rights and show that you stand against Trump’s hateful policies.