The Muslim Bans are a series of discriminatory executive orders and proclamations that the Trump administration has implemented. While the first version, Muslim Ban 1.0, was signed and went into effect on 1/27/2017, within a day of being signed, thousands … Continue reading →
Like many other communities, South Asians have long experienced xenophobic rhetoric, bias, and violence. Many of those who first immigrated to the United States were subject to anti-immigrant rhetoric and driven out of towns where they settled. After 1965, South … Continue reading →
Resources: UPDATED Demographic Snapshot of South Asians in the United States (2019) Community Guide to Advocacy for Legal Immigration Reform (2018) Community Guide on H‑4 EAD Rescission (2018) Community Guide on South Asian Poverty and Public Charge (2018) Fact Sheet … Continue reading →
Reports | Testimony & Policy Recommendations | Factsheets & Brochures | Trainings & Webinars | Multimedia Projects Reports SAALT’s work in the aftermath of 9/11 focused on documenting the lived experiences of community members, providing recommendations for structural and policy change. … Continue reading →
SAALT’s approach to justice, in all forms, demands that the roots of the U.S. nation-state are identified in and traced back to the genocide of Native Americans and other Indigenous people, and the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade. We assert that no … Continue reading →