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Apr 25 A Call to Action from Southeast Asian American Community Groups Regarding Unjust Deportation and Detention Laws

By: SEARAC

We call on our brothers and sisters all over the country to speak out to the White House, WHIAAPI, and members of the US Congress in solidarity...

Sep 27 Celebrating One Love's One Year Anniversary, and Looking Toward the Future of Our Movement

By: Helly Lee and Eileen Morrison

As One Love Movement celebrates its one year anniversary, we reflect on the work that One Love Movement, SEARAC, and others have done and continue to do, fighting for community members facing deportation. There is a huge misconception among many in our communities that because we arrived as refugees and are Lawful Permanent Residents, deportation policies don’t affect us; in fact, many refugee families have been, and continue to be, torn apart by them.

Feb 14 On Valentine’s Day, Stand Up For Love. Join One Love Movement to End Deportation!

By: Pang Houa Moua

One of the toughest challenges that the Southeast Asian American community faces is the detention and deportation of Southeast Asian American mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters. One Love Movement, started by a group of Philly volunteer organizers who want to educate their community about deportation, recently launched their new website last week. We wanted to find out more, so we caught up with advocate and One Love Movement co-founder, Mia-lia Kiernan.