News & Commentary

Delaware school social worker, Gloria Ho, on the impact of anti-immigration policies on students and why the May 12 school board elections are so critical.

Karelin led efforts to recruit bilingual poll workers and increase voter accessibility for Spanish-speaking Delawareans during the 2022 Midterm elections.

The Votamos, We Vote Coalition, Delaware’s first statewide coalition of advocates working toward advancement of our Latinx/Hispanic communities, has launched a public education website aimed at voter and civic engagement in the First State’s Latinx/Hispanic communities.

Join the ACLU in Sussex county for a series of events on enacting change!

New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer signed an executive order preventing the questioning, search, or arrest of anyone due to immigration status.

Under federal law, it is a felony to harbor undocumented immigrants. However, whether the statute applies to the services offered by a faith group depends on a number of additional factual circumstances. Read more here.

We gather here today to say NO to the fear, the hate, the white nationalism, and the xenophobia so prevalent in America today. We will all stand together and say with one voice that Delaware protects our own and will not give in to fear and hate.

Are you going to a Town Hall meeting? Here are some talking points and questions you may want to address. We also have a pdf version for you to view and print.

On February 10, Staff Attorney Ryan Tack-Hooper joined members of the Islamic Society of Delaware and the staff of Jewish Family Services (JFS) at the airport to welcome Delaware’s first Syrian refugee family—a couple and their infant daughter.