Immigrant Rights are Human Rights
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project promotes justice through defending and advancing the rights of immigrants through direct legal services, systemic advocacy, and community education.
Join Us for An Evening of Justice at Wing Luke
As we face difficult news, angry rhetoric, and a divisive political climate, we need the opportunity to come together as a community to celebrate and fortify our shared commitment to social justice and immigrant rights.
Community Advisory on Supreme Court’s DAPA Decision
We are disappointed by the news from Washington D.C. that the United States Supreme Court’s 4-4 deadlock vote means DAPA and expanded DACA will remain blocked. For our official Community Advisory on this development, please click the button below.
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Job Opportunities with NWIRP
We’re hiring! Check out our jobs page for current career opportunities at each of our four Northwest Immigrant Rights Project offices.
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Read Our Newly Released 2015 Annual Report
We’re happy to share our recently completed 2015 annual report. Please take a moment to read about some of the victories our supporters have helped make possible this past year.
New Video Features NWIRP Legal Director Matt Adams
The Washington State Bar Association recently produced a video about NWIRP Legal Director Matt Adam’s career-long commitment to justice for immigrants.
17 Year Old Was Unlawfully Detained by ICE
A 17-year-old boy was taken from high school by federal officials, wrenched away from his foster family, and locked up unlawfully in an adult detention center in Tacoma, Washington.
New Interviews with NWIRP Clients
This video, produced for this year’s gala, features two former clients sharing their immigration stories.
Can a 3-Year-Old Represent Themselves?
The top Department of Justice official in charge of training immigration court judges believes children, even children as young as 3-years-old, can represent themselves in immigration court.
Franco-Gonzalez Settlement Notice
Plaintiffs and Defendants have reached a settlement to provide relief as outlined in the following notices.
Recapping A Busy Year at NWIRP
NWIRP continues to protect individuals from violence, keep families together, and change immigration policies on a national level. Here are a few highlights from another year of defending and advancing the rights of immigrants.