Tahirih filed an amicus brief in a lawsuit brought to prevent enforcement of a section of a January 25 Executive Order on immigration.

Tahirih released this statement after a federal judge in Hawaii issued a nationwide temporary restraining order on the revised Executive Order signed by President Trump on March 6, 2017.

On March 6, the Administration revoked the Executive Order signed by President Trump on January 27 and issued a new Executive Order on visa issuance and refugee determinations.

Changes to the training manual for asylum officers conducting screenings at U.S. borders will turn away survivors of gender-based violence.

Tahirih has issued an analysis of two Department of Homeland Security memoranda that could have significant, negative impacts on survivors of gender-based violence.

The Tahirih Justice Center was honored to take part in City of Immigrants: A Night of Support in Baltimore, a fundraiser in response to the recent Presidential Executive Orders on immigration.

Tahirih and five colleague organizations have filed an amicus brief to the Ninth Circuit Court opposing the refugee and visa ban executive order.

Every single current and prospective Tahirih client will be affected by the recent executive orders on immigration. We must do more, and quickly!

We are at a critical time in history, when the values our country was built on are being tested and clarified.

Women and children fleeing violence will be hindered from receiving the legal protection they are entitled to as a result of two new executive orders.