What do you remember about your favorite meal? Every person we've interviewed about immigration detention remembers the food. Every. Single. One. As hundreds at Delaney Hall continue their hunger strike, we examine why. quixote.org/posts/food-w...

Blowing up boats. Pardoning traffickers. Weakening arms export oversight. What do these things have in common? They're all part of the latest US "war on drugs." Read our latest blog: Fighting Cartels While Arming Them. #ARMASAct quixote.org/posts/fighti...

"Look for the helpers... www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EVj...

In Gros Morne, Haiti, emergency support helped displaced families survive. Tuition assistance kept children in school. Now, parents are starting small businesses to help pay school costs themselves. youtube.com/shorts/MgdBj...

Happy Haitian Flag Day! quixote.org/posts/haitia...

Before you start scrolling this Saturday, start here instead. Impact stories, urgent updates, and ways to take action. Sign up for our weekly e-blast: quixote.org/email

From Mexico to Panama, we witnessed ordinary people turning compassion into action: offering food, shelter, water, and dignity to migrants on the move. What starts small often becomes a lifeline for entire communities. Read more: quixote.org/posts/solida...

He left Venezuela to save his livelihood. He crossed continents to seek asylum. Now he’s stranded in Panama—caught between borders, with no safe way forward. Watch José’s story: youtu.be/78w0SPDS-74

"The news feels urgent at first, then familiar, then repetitive. Fatigue sets in." That's not an accident. New on the Quixote Center blog —Haiti: Headlines & History. quixote.org/posts/haiti-headlines-history #Haiti #ProtectTPS #HaitiTPS

We are excited to announce our 50th Anniversary Celebration on September 19 at the Silver Spring Civic Center, 5-9 pm. Details to follow in the coming weeks. In the meantime, we hope you will save the date and join us in September as we celebrate 50 years of promoting justice and seeking peace.

New Blog: An Eyewitness Account from the US House Gallery during the HR 1689 vote, extending TPS for Haiti. Now, on to the Senate! Read our blog here: quixote.org/posts/from-t...

Just a preview of Erick's incredible journey of migration, deportation, hope and resillience. Watch the full story here, and learn what it's like to live #BetweenBorders. quixote.org/posts/betwee...

🚨TPS for Haiti: Today, 1pm- Procedural Vote & Debate on Rep. Pressley's Discharge Petition 4/16 - Vote expected on H.R. 1689, to extend Temporary Protected Status until 2029 for Haitians 📲 Call your representative @ 202-224-3121 and urge them to vote YES to protect 350,000 TPS holders from Haiti

Read our latest blog on what children in Haiti are facing—and how U.S.-trafficked weapons are part of the story. quixote.org/posts/haitis...

She was seeking asylum, but deported to a country she had never been to. The US is sending people to Panama on deportation flights. This is what happens after they land. She is still there. Still waiting. This is not an exception. This is policy. Part 2. Watch: youtu.be/bP8p6_nDFRQ

She was seeking asylum. She was deported to a country she had never been to. She is still there. We’re telling these stories because too often, what happens to people along the way is never seen. This is Between Borders. Watch part 1 (of 2): www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ei_J...

We are sharing the processes, results, lessons learned, and recommendations from this incredible pilot program. Please read & share widely: quixote.org/posts/pilot-... #haiti #QuixoteCenter #development

We are sharing the processes, results, lessons learned, and recommendations from this incredible pilot program. Please read & share widely: quixote.org/posts/pilot-...

TPS for Haitians is now before the Supreme Court. Join faith leaders and supporters on the Court steps. Signs will be available. Press coverage by @frontlinepbs.bsky.social @nytimes.com @apnews.com 📍 US Supreme Court 🗓 March 17 ⏰ 12pm Stand with Haitian families. Stand for justice. #ProtectTPS

500,000 weapons are currently in Haiti, 70% of those are from Florida. Learn about the ARMAS act from our director Kim Lamberty, and help stop the flow of weapons to Haiti. youtu.be/6HQWfS_BfTk?...

Part 3 of our series: What is this doing to our communities? and How can we support one another? quixote.org/posts/state-...

If you've had a hard time keeping track of the policy developments and accompanying judicial stays related to immigration, you are not alone. Read our 3 part blog series where we unpack it all. quixote.org/posts/state-...

Join Quixote Center for Love Thy Neighbor- A prayer vigil for our immigrant community

On this World Refugee Day we want to thank all who supported our emergency campaign to support displaced persons and deported migrants in Gros Morne, Haiti. Because of you, we were able to support 256 families! Read more on our blog: quixote.org/posts/emerge...

Sanctions- an interventions coercion tactic or tool for positive change?

Read our latest blog by Kim Lamberty: quixote.org/posts/the-si...

Join us for a webinar- Stranded and Forgotten: The Human Cost of US Deportation Policies

Want a different perspective on our trip to Panama? Check out this post from one of our participants: www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

More Panama Highlights: 1-2) The gymnasium at Fe y Alegria, a Jesuit facility repurposed to house the people expelled from the US on military flights last month. They are all from Asia and Africa, and very young.

The Panama delegation is having an eye opening experience on their trip. Here are some recent highlights: 1) A vacant building repurposed to hold stranded migrants from Venezuela, in Miramar, Panama.

Port a Prince is about to collapse and be taken over by armed gangs. At the same time, the Trump administration has announced it is ending the humanitarian parole program on April 24th for 200,000 Haitians who will now be in danger of deportation at a time when Haiti is in crisis.

Highlights from Day 1 in Panama near the Costa Rican border: 1) Crossing the border from Panama to Costa Rica 2) Members of the Franciscan Network for Migration team talk to the group about migrants they are encountering in Panama and Costa Rica

Our delegation has arrived in Panama. Check out this great video that Franciscan Network for Migration made (en español) highlighting where we will be accompanying them and some of the challenges facing the country: