Today, we face the enormous challenges posed by our nation's broken immigration system. We can no longer delay its reform. From finding a pathway to citizenship for DREAMers and TPS holders to seeking asylum and much more, WRJ stands up for the immigrant as a core part of Jewish tradition.
Resolutions & Statements
2009: Immigration (Advocacy Guide)
1995: Immigration
1985: Immigration Reform, Refugees, and Sanctuary
1985: Civil Rights Restoration Act
1981: "We the People"
1961: Maintaining the Integrity of United States Citizenship
1959: Immigration
1957: Immigration
1955: Immigration
1954: Immigration
1945: Displaced Persons
1947: Emergency Immigration Legislation
1938: German Jewish Emigres
1915: Immigration Bill
Advocacy Alerts
2013: Reproductive Rights and Immigration Reform
2013: Supreme Court, Immigration Reform, and Alberta Flood Victims
2013: Immigration Reform Call-In Day, Vandalism Against Women of the Wall
2013: Immigration Reform, Equality at the Kotel
2013: Sequestration, Immigration, and NFTY Convention
2013: Roe v. Wade, Immigration Reform, WRJ in the News
2012: Preventing Gun Violence, Health Care for Immigrant Youth, Comprehensive Sex Education
2012: Supreme Court Critical Rulings, VAWA, One Minute Campaign in Memory of Murdered Israeli Athletes
2011: Support the DREAM Act Today, Help Make Marijuana Legal
2010: Speak Up for the DREAM Act, Celebrating 50 Years of Social Justice
2010: Were Shakespeare's Plays Written by a Jewish Woman?, Say Yes for Family Reunification
2010: Comprehensive Immigration Reform, Global Hunger: Women and Children
2010: Immigration Reform
