Moving America Forward: America’s current criminal justice system is hurting our families, economy, and country. It locks up too many people for too long, preventing millions of Americans from reaching their full potential. One in two adults in America has had an immediate family member in jail or prison. We’re committed to moving America forward and ending our country’s incarceration crisis.
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The lives of hundreds of thousands of Dreamers and TPS holders are now at risk. The Trump Administration has repealed DACA, and terminated six TPS designations. Congress must do the right thing and pass permanent protections for both groups.
It’s up to Congress to make protections for Dreamers and TPS holders permanent.
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The lives of hundreds of thousands of Dreamers and TPS holders are now at risk. The Trump Administration has repealed DACA, and terminated six TPS designations. Congress must do the right thing and pass permanent protections for both groups.
It’s up to Congress to make protections for Dreamers and TPS holders permanent.
Call Congress today.
Here at FWD.us, we’re focused on fixing the failed immigration and criminal justice systems that have locked too many out of the American dream for too long. Our country is stronger when all people have the opportunity to live up to their full potential.
See What We DoA majority of Americans support immigration and criminal justice reform, and we’re working with legislators and groups on both sides of the aisle to drive real change at the local, state, and federal levels.
NEW YORK— FWD.us New York State Director for Criminal Justice Reform Rena Karefa-Johnson issued…
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Esmeralda came to the United States when she was 2 years old and has lived in the U.S. all her life. Her fiancé, Michael, is in the military and preparing for a deployment in 2018.
See Esmeralda's StoryGloria is the first undocumented student to graduate law school in Virginia. She's also a DACA recipient. She traveled to D.C. to advocate for a bipartisan legislative pathway for Dreamers.
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“I think criminal justice, in Mississippi, is the biggest anchor that is holding our state back from moving forward at full velocity.”
Juanita, a mother of six, was recently serving a 15-year sentence for drug possession. On December 5th, 2018, Gov. Mary Fallin granted commutations to 21 applicants — including Juanita — through a campaign led by Oklahomans for Criminal Justice Reform (OCJR).
See Juanita's Story“Let’s give everyone the freedom to pursue their purpose — not only because it’s the right thing to do, but because when more people can turn their dreams into something great, we’re all better for it.”
