Fact Sheets

Here you'll find the fact sheets we've designed to help you navigate our issue areas.

The Official Visit of President Bukele from El Salvador to Washington D.C.

Talking Points

CBP Home App

A readaption of the CBP One app allows people and businesses to access various CBP services.

Termination of CHNV Parole Program

The decision is set to impact more than 500,000 migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela.

Regular Status Revoked for nearly 985,000 persons who entered the country with the App CBP One

People who entered the United States through the southern border after applying for an opportunity to do so with the CBP One application will be placed in irregular status after the Trump administration terminated their immigration status.

Conditions Mexican Deportees Will Be Returning To

Economic hardship, the impact of climate change, insecurity and different forms of violence have driven Mexicans to leave their homes and migrate to the United States.

It's not bureaucracy, it's our rights: Why do we need the Department of Education?

Alianza Americas strongly condemns Trump's attempts to dismantle the Department of Education, a key institution in protecting the right to a quality education for all students in America.

What’s happening with Venezuela’s TPS? What should I do?

Important: This document does not constitute legal advice. If you need guidance or legal representation, consult with an immigration attorney as soon as possible.

Judge Chen's Decision Blocks Cancellation of TPS for Venezuela

Suggested Messaging on Judge Edward Chen's Decision Temporarily Blocking TPS Cancellation for Venezuela

What we know about the IRS and DHS collaboration plan

DHS has reached an agreement with the IRS to violate privacy laws by handing over tax payer data.

What is the “Return Home” plan implemented in Guatemala?

‍The main objective is to provide comprehensive support to deported migrants, promoting their welfare, families, and communities. The plan also seeks to ensure a dignified and sustainable reintegration into society.

What is the “Hermano, Hermana, Vuelve a Casa” program announced by the Honduran government?

“Hermano, Hermana, Vuelve a Casa” program, an initiative designed to “ensure a dignified and safe return to Honduran migrants” who return to the country as a result of migration policies in the region.

Immigrant Communities and Federally Funded Programs

How can I protect the community from the chilling effects of this order?

Exploring the Budget Reconciliation process.

What's happening in Congress?

No Bailout for Sanctuary Cities Act

Another Form of Pressure on Cities and States that Don't Cooperate with ICE

You Snooze, You Lose TPS. Re-register now!

Myths on why many TPS beneficiaries from El Salvador have not re-registered

What measures does the "Mexico Te Abraza" plan include to support its deported or repatriated population?

The Mexican government presented the "México Te Abraza" (Mexico Embraces You) plan, a strategy designed to receive and support Mexican nationals deported from the United States and in response to the immigration measures undertaken by the new U.S. administration.