TRP Statement on June 4th ICE Action in Chicago
June 4, 2025, Chicago – Today, we witnessed a cruel and calculated attack on our communities. ICE forcibly separated at least 20 people from their families and loved ones in what can only be described as a deliberate spectacle of cruelty.
What’s Happening in Immigration Court? Key Takeaways from Our May 28 Immigration Update
On Wednesday, May 28, we hosted another Immigration Update livestream with the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights (ICIRR) to break down what’s happening in immigration court and how these changes affect our communities.
Understanding Your Rights as an Immigrant Worker
On TRP’s Latest Immigration Update livestream, we were joined by Illinois Workers in Action to inform workers—especially immigrant workers—of their rights in the workplace. Whether you’re undocumented, have a work permit, or are just starting your first summer job, you are protected by law.
TRP Statement on SCOTUS Decision Allowing POTUS to Rescind TPS for Venezuelan Asylum Seekers
On Monday, May 19, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled to allow the Trump administration to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) under the 2023 designation for Venezuelan nationals.
The Resurrection Project's Colibrí Fellowship Expands to Massachusetts and Wisconsin to Meet Critical Immigration Legal Needs
The Resurrection Project (TRP) is proud to announce that the Colibrí Fellowship will launch in two additional states this fall—Massachusetts and Wisconsin—in partnership with two exceptional Local Lead Agencies: the Massachusetts Immigrant & Refugee Advocacy Coalition (MIRA) and Centro Hispano of Madison, WI.
Changes to Parole Programs: What You Need to Know
Several immigration parole programs are currently being terminated, which may impact individuals who entered the U.S. through them. These changes could affect your legal status, work authorization, and, in some cases, result in receiving a letter from the government instructing you to leave the U.S.
Understanding the New Non-Citizen Registration Requirement
On our April 16 Immigration Update, Lead Trainer, Laura Mendoza, was joined by Teri Ross, the Executive Director of Illinois Legal Aid Online, to provide crucial information about the new federal non-citizen registration requirement and address questions from our community.
What to Do If a Loved One Is Detained: Tips from Our Deportation Defense Organizer
During the latest Immigration Update livestream on April 2, our team’s Deportation Defense Organizer Tenoch Rodriguez shared valuable information about the free legal support services we provide for families with loved ones who are facing deportation or detention.
A Victory for Justice and Compassion: Jose Gregorio Gonzalez Temporarily Released to Save His Brother's Life
On April 4, 2025, after a two-week public campaign, TRP client José Gregorio González was temporarily released from ICE detention. His release marks a powerful victory for our community and allows him to resume the process of donating a life-saving kidney to his brother, Alfredo.
TRP Statement: Brothers Reunited After ICE Release, Kidney Transplant Hope Renewed
Today, The Resurrection Project is proud to announce in a heartening turn of events, José Gregorio González, a Venezuelan man detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), was temporarily released on Friday, allowing him to reunite with his brother, José Alfredo Pacheco, who suffers from end-stage renal disease. The reunion comes after a groundswell of community support and advocacy efforts highlighted the brothers’ dire circumstances.
TRP Immigration Update is Back: Here’s the Latest Immigration News from This Week’s Livestream
TRP Immigration Update is back, now bi-weekly on Wednesdays —this week, we discussed significant developments that immigrants need to know about, including the reopening of family detention centers, updates on the federal registration mandate, changes in DACA application processing, and increased scrutiny at ports of entry.
Statement on Mayor Johnson’s Congressional Testimony Defending Chicago’s Sanctuary Status
TRP commends the mayor for reaffirming our city’s commitment to protect all Chicagoans, regardless of immigration statuses, and our organization remains committed to assisting, protecting, and empowering immigrant communities in Chicago and across Illinois.
Understanding the Deportation Process: Key Information from TRP’s Immigration Legal Team
In our latest Weekly Immigration Update, TRP Immigration Legal Representatives provided a comprehensive breakdown of the deportation process, who is a priority for detention, and what individuals can do if they or a loved one find themselves facing removal proceedings.
Resources from the Mexican Consulate: A Lifeline for Mexican Nationals in the U.S.
In last week’s Weekly Immigration Update, Ambassador Reyna Torres Mendivil, Consul General of México in Chicago, joined TRP Immigrant Justice to discuss the consulate’s efforts to assist, protect, and empower the Mexican community in times of uncertainty.
Guardianship & Emergency Planning for Immigrant Families
Amidst the uncertainty that immigrant parents are facing today with increased detention and deportations, many are wondering how they can protect their children in an emergency. TRP Immigrant Justice’s latest Weekly Immigration Update focused on guardianship and emergency planning for immigrant families.
Protecting Your Assets: A Financial Wellness Guide for Immigrants in the U.S.
Many immigrant families work tirelessly to build their life and assets from the ground up. That’s why the focus of last Friday’s Weekly Immigration Update was on financial wellness and asset protection for immigrants in the U.S., offering crucial advice and debunking common misconceptions.
What Immigrant Communities Need to Know
In a week marked by heightened immigration enforcement activities, the strength and solidarity of Chicago’s immigrant communities remains intact.
Petition for Fair Treatment of U.S. Citizens with Undocumented Spouses
We urge lawmakers, policy makers, and advocates to listen to our voices and act decisively to ensure that no U.S. citizen has to live in fear of having their family separated. Our plea is for substantial changes to the current immigration norms to protect our right to live with our loved ones peacefully and with dignity.