Capital Area Immigrants' Rights Coalition is proud to stand alongside nearly 200 other organizations urging congressional appropriators to deny Immigration and Customs Enforcement's request for reprogramming of detent

Last week in the case Sessions v. Dimaya, 137 S. Ct. 31 (2016), the Supreme Court decided to make no decision and instead rehear arguments next term on whether a broad and ambiguously written statute under federal immigration law constitutionally permits the government to deport and detain immigrants.

Last week’s decision by the Supreme Court to order reargument in the case of Jennings v. Rodriguez leave

In this post I'm going to discuss my experience at CAIR Coalition as an administrative intern and how impactful and eye opening this opportunity has been for me.

The immigrant population of the United States faces unheard of threats of mass apprehension, detention, and deportation as the current administration has taken steps to ramp up its deportation machine.

We are honored to announce that the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) Washington DC Chapter has named Capital Area Immigrants' Rights Coalition as their 2017 Pro Bono Champion.

On May 11, DC Attorney General Karl A.

For what should be a celebratory and joyous day, this Mother’s Day for many mothers and their families will be a time of unimaginable pain and heartbreak.

Capital Area Immigrants' Rights Coalition joins over 250+ immigrant and civil rights groups in opposing the proposed expansion of the immigration detention system and elimination of minimal detention conditions standa