Asian Americans Advancing Justice | AAJC Fighting for civil rights and empowering Asian Americans to create a more just America for all. Protect immigrant families Oppose the proposed public charge rule, an attack on immigrant families Submit your comment Stay in the Know Join our email list Go Stronger Roots We increase visibility of our community and advocate for family immigration and a fair census count. Equal Protection Advancing equal protection for all Americans through advocacy and litigation. Political Power Working to increase the Asian American community's political power. News Asian Americans Advancing Justice | AAJC and the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies Applaud U.S. Senator Kamala Harris’s Appointment of Asian American Woman Chief of Staff December 19, 2018 Maryland Federal Court Rejects Trump Administration’s Request to End Lawsuit Challenging Census Citizenship Question December 19, 2018 Administration Escalates Attacks on Southeast Asian Families Before the Holidays December 19, 2018 Featured Stand with Families Sign the pledge to tell Congress to value our families. Full Report Support our work Join us today to stand with immigrant, refugee, and Muslim families. Donate Research One out of every ten people in the West is Asian American. Full Report Analysis Become a Citizen September 1, 2018 Join one of our workshops to receive free legal assistance to help you apply for naturalization Analysis Data Disaggregation and Asian Americans in the U.S. Census May 16, 2017 Without accurate data by detailed race group, some of the most disadvantaged in our communities are rendered invisible to policy makers. Litigation United States v. Sineneng-Smith: Overbroad Law Potentially Criminalizes Advocacy on Behalf of Immigrants October 18, 2017 A portion of the Immigration and Naturalization Act can criminalize any conduct that potentially “encourages” immigrants to enter the U.S. unlawfully. What’s your immigration story? Whether you or your family came to the United States for work, school, or family, your story is part of the fabric of America. Share Your Story From Our Blog Pacific Islanders are hard to count… and other census myths by Tavae Samuelu & Natasha Saelua How are People Counted in the Census? How and who is counted can be complicated. Here’s how we can help ensure a more accurate count. Facebook Twitter Skip Social Feeds Asian Americans Advancing Justice - AAJC Tweets by AAAJ_AAJC
