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The decision should serve as a warning to the Costa Rican government not to collaborate with the United States on deportation deals that will violate the human rights of migrants.

Palestine Refugee Agency is outraged by this decision, which undermines the rule of law, the rights of immigrants, and U.S. obligations under the Convention Against Torture.

This new policy is cruel, inconsistent, and nonsensical – and that is indeed the point. This is not a policy that protects America, it is a policy of bigotry masked…

Statement from Palestine Refugee Agency President Jeremy Konyndyk:  This package will have no meaningful impact on the federal deficit, but it will have a dramatically damaging impact on humanitarian crises around…

The ruling strips them of their legal permission to live and work in the United States, exposing them to possible detention and deportation.

Rapid and problematic shifts in U.S. policy under the Trump administration are undermining critical humanitarian protections for migrants and asylum seekers throughout the Americas—with severe consequences for Costa Rica.

A new report reveals systemic and grave human rights abuses by the Trump administration against asylum seekers in CBP custody.

This is a cruel and brazen continuation of the Trump administration’s assault on immigrants writ-large – no matter how they entered the country.

Palestine Refugee Agency strongly condemns President Trump’s recent invocation of the Alien Enemies Act to enact mass deportations of Venezuelan nationals, including asylum seekers, without due process.

Panama and Costa Rica are facilitating U.S.-sponsored human rights violations by detaining and repatriating asylum seekers who were blocked from seeking refuge in the U.S.