We are the Immigration Justice Campaign.

We believe in a society that sees migration as a tool for liberation and prizes the dignity and humanity of all people.

Are you an attorney or interpreter?

Volunteers fought for immigrant rights last year.

We’re always looking for new volunteers to work alongside immigrants facing deportation. Most opportunities are remote, with a few in person. Our volunteers fall into two categories:

Attorneys
People who speak other languages than English.

We offer individual mentorship and a robust set of training materials to support attorneys who have no experience in immigration law. Interpreters do not need prior experience or training in interpretation.

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Become An Advocate

We are looking for more people to join our 16,000-strong corps of grassroots advocates. Together, we make concrete demands to push for a better immigration system.

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Clients in post-“Remain in Mexico” program

Clients in detention

Clients in Afghan asylum program

Clients in all three programs

Clients in detention; clients in post-“Remain in Mexico” program

Clients in Afghan asylum; clients in post-'Remain in Mexico' program

Detention centers where we have clients

Our Volunteers' Work

Our volunteers represent clients in immigration detention, support Afghan evacuees pursuing long-term status in the United States, and offer legal assistance to people who have been impacted by the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP), also known as “Remain in Mexico.” We work with a network of on-the-ground partners who put us in touch with clients.

We need you in the Immigration Justice Campaign

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Fighting for immigration justice.

Get a better picture of the work we do together as immigrants, advocates, and volunteers.

Volunteer of the Year: Juliana Madaki

Learn more about the Immigration Justice Campaign's Volunteer of the Year, Juliana Madaki.

Volunteer Profile: Debbie Cooper

Debbie Cooper is an attorney who has been volunteering with the Immigration Justice Campaign for over two years. Her interest in asylum work originated from her close relationship with her grandmother, who came to the United States as a refugee from an area that is now part of Ukraine.

Afghan Asylum Project

Learn more about our program supporting Afghan asylum seekers in the U.S. and find out how you can help.

Our partners

We are proud to work in partnership with a strong network of allied organizations.

The Immigration Justice campaign is also proud to be part of Welcome Legal Alliance, which channels the passion and skill of volunteers around the country to help our Afghan allies access essential legal support.