Everything Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights runs, current programs first.
Know Your RightsIn 2016, GLAHR launched a “Know Your Rights” campaign in response to violations of our 4th amendment protected by the constitution.
End 287GIn 2007, GLAHR started its campaign to end the 287(g) program when the program first began in Georgia.
NoTechforICEThe NoTechforICE campaign has its roots focused on dismantling the big machine that is supporting ICE to increase arrest, detentions, and deportations known as being technology companies.
HotlineGLAHR offers a “hotline” that provides Latino immigrants and their families, in the event that they are mistreated, abused, or detained, with information and referrals.
DACA RenewalsWe are available for assistance with Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Renewals
The Plazas Comunitarias are educational spaces open to the community, where people, according to their interests, can go to learn to read, write, and finish their primary and secondary school, complete their baccalaureate or take training courses for life and job.
Radio MigranteRadio Migrante was launched to inform, defend, and guide the Latino community, when well-beloved community radio station Radio Información closed its door.
Asamblea PopularThe Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights hosts an annual “Asamblea” where all the comites populares in Georgia come together to learn about new deportation defense strategies to continue fighting for immigrant rights.
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