Extreme temperatures and restrictive immigration measures are turning the U.S.-Mexico border into one of the world's deadliest migration routes.
Go to article: Record Heat and Harsh Policies: The Deadly Reality for Migrants at the U.S.-Mexico Border
Trump’s RNC rhetoric, the new GOP platform, and “Project 2025” combine to paint a dire portrait of the trajectory of American politics.
Go to article: Marching Orders for Hate
UUSC provides emergency support for Sudanese local mutual aid networks.
Go to article: Sudan’s “Nafeer:” Mobilizing Resources for the Survival and Self-Determination of the Sudanese People
Despite some positive steps in recent weeks, the Biden administration is still depriving people of their right to seek safety.
Go to article: 3 Ways the U.S. Government is Failing People in Migration— And What We Can Do About It
Learn how Indigenous youth are support in Guatemala through activism and community support.
Go to article: Asociacion Pop N’oj: On the Forefront of Guatemala Youth Reintegration
Faced with the most pressing challenges of our time, the presidential contenders mostly scapegoated people in migration and ignored U.S. human rights commitments.
Go to article: 3 Lies and Missed Opportunities from the First Presidential Debate
The president’s new proclamation aims to slash asylum. But asylum is still the law.
Go to article: What Does Biden’s Asylum Ban Actually Do?
Trump’s plans for militarized mass deportations go beyond bluster. UUSC and its partners are preparing for any potential contingencies that may happen.
Go to article: 3 Reasons to Take Trump’s Threats Seriously
The U.S. provides arms to fuel violence abroad—then denies protection to the survivors.
Go to article: U.S. Sells Death and Displacement Around the World
People in migration are under attack from both sides of the political aisle.
Go to article: The Bipartisan War on Asylum