US/Mexico: Expelling Venezuelans Threatens Rights, Lives
Restore Access to Asylum at the Border
![Venezuelans walk near a bridge that crosses the Rio Grande River after being expelled from the United States into Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2022. The Biden administration announced on Oct. 12, that Venezuelans who cross the border irregularly will be immediately expelled to Mexico without being allowed to seek asylum.](/sites/default/files/styles/square/public/media_2022/10/202210Americas_Mexico_Venezuelans42.jpg?h=3181a3ec&itok=9ZggJ6KG)
Restore Access to Asylum at the Border
UN Review of US Record on Racial Justice Should Prompt White House Action
Written Testimony Submitted to the US State Department and other Federal Agencies, Alison Parker, US Program, Human Rights Watch
Data Analysis of ‘Remain in Mexico’ Shows Impact
High-Level Pronouncements Marred by Systemic Racism, Abuse of Asylum Seekers
Surface Reforms by US Fail to Address Serious Abuses of Asylum Seekers
Venezuelans, Others Face Kidnapping, Extortion, Lack of Essential Services
New Program Should Include People Who Missed Court Dates Under Abusive MPP
Homeland Security Knowingly Returning Asylum Seekers to Harm
Families Seeking Asylum Exposed to Violence, Illness, Trauma
New Q&A on Trump Administration’s ‘Remain in Mexico’ Program