In honor of World Refugee Day, Call To Action’s Immigration WorkGroup releases the following statement reflecting on the history of immigration in the United States—and the current crises the U.S. faces in the 21st century.

Join the Immigration Working Group on June 25 to learn about how Title 42 continues to affect asylum seekers on the US/Mexico border.

Join us on April 2! At this virtual event, a member of the Call To Action Immigration Working Group will share the story of her week-long visit to El Paso and her experience volunteering at Casa de Refugio. This will be followed by an extensive interview with the Director of Annunciation House, Ruben Garcia.

In the first two weeks of Advent, we will inundate the White House with personal letters demanding the immediate cessation of Title 42. Use our toolkit to take action by December 10!

Title 42 was activated by the Trump administration and has been continued by the Biden administration. This policy has effectively prevented anyone crossing the U.S.-Mexico border from seeking asylum in the United States.

On September 25, join CTA and NETWORK to learn how to lobby on immigration policies and practices. No prior experience or involvement is necessary.

Learn about a project to support asylum seekers in their journey from the Border to their families or sponsors throughout the country.

Join us to get a pulse on what’s happening on the border now and to explore what the future may hold for a comprehensive immigration policy that honors the dignity of each person.

We, as Catholics in the United States, call on others in Catholic leadership to disavow Dolan's unholy alliance with Trump, and to take further action to provide sanctuary.

“Call To Action/USA held a regional meeting in the Rio Grande Valley last November, where about 50 Catholics gathered to learn about the migrant experience first-hand.”

This event will provide an understanding of the true border situation to national CTA members and fellow travelers, and will contribute to national activism regarding the critical issues faced by the marginalized on our border. This will be three days of immersion and activism, not just listening.

With the recent deaths at our southern border, reports about the horrifying conditions inside multiple U.S. government immigration facilities, and the deplorable actions of many border patrol and ICE agents, we at Call To Action believe that this is a time that Catholic Social Teaching calls all Catholics to stand in solidarity with immigrants.

On September 8-9, nearly 100 people gathered in Golden, Colorado (outside Denver) for CTA’s Rocky Mountain Regional Conference.

We are going to take a stand for justice and demand fundamental change in US policies that goes beyond elections. Come out and amplify the demands of the convergence:

This year will be historic, as it is the first time in School of the Americas Watch's 25-year history that the days of action will be moved from Fr. Benning, Georgia, to the Mexican border.