This article examines the synergies between impact litigation and movement lawyering, and explores how impact litigation can help mobilize directly impacted individuals, while catalyzing support from a broad spectrum of stakeholders.
This webinar explores the Trump administration’s migration policies, including asylum restrictions, TPS terminations, border militarization, and migrant transfers to third countries. Panelists discuss legal, humanitarian, and due process implications.
This document contains a CGRS FOIA request to EOIR and EOIR's responsive production. CGRS sought internal guidance on the family unity exception in the Circumvention of Lawful Pathways (CLP) and Securing the Border (STB) rules issued by the Biden Administration.
This document provides an overview of International Protection for People Displaced Across Borders in the Context of Climate Change and Disasters: A Practical Toolkit. It introduces key considerations for decision-makers and practitioners, serving as a ready-reference guide.
This Toolkit offers guidance on applying international and regional refugee and human rights law to protection claims involving climate change and disasters. It equips decision-makers and advocates with key legal principles, considerations, and case examples.
CGRS and our partners requested that the Inter-American Commission on on Human Rights extend and expand its Precautionary Measures to better protect displaced Haitian women and girls at grave risk of sexual violence.
This policy memo examines key elements of the Chile Declaration and Plan of Action, focusing on climate and disaster-related displacement, protection and cooperation measures, and advocacy opportunities to support its implementation over the next decade.
This document analyses President Trump's January 2025 executive actions, focusing on their impact on asylum seekers, immigrant communities in the United States, and broader implications for Latin America and the Caribbean.
CGRS submitted input to the UN Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples for its report on Indigenous Peoples’ right to traditional economies, highlighting conditions in Honduras and urging inclusion of Indigenous communities in decision-making processes.
We submitted a statement for the record to the Senate Homeland Security & Government Affairs Committee, calling on Congress to reject any resumption of the Remain in Mexico policy.