How To Help Immigrants And Refugees In The Midst of COVID-19 – Innovation Law Lab

Like never before, the COVID–19 pandemic is showing us that our individual health and well-being is inextricably linked to the health and well-being of others. The entire Innovation Law Lab team is now working remotely in order to help break the COVID–19 infection chain. Fortunately, our legal representation programs are specifically designed to leverage the power of technology and remote volunteers.

Immigrants and refugees are particularly vulnerable to this pandemic. Immigration court filing deadlines are still in place, members of our communities are afraid to access healthcare in emergency situations, and thousands of men, women, and children are being held in crowded and unsanitary prison cells. Immigrant families, many now going without pay, are forced to navigate this daunting situation from the margins of our society.

 Now more than ever, we must defend the rights of immigrants and refugees. We are all in this together.

These Are Our Demands

Government officials have the power and obligation to mitigate this public health crisis and prevent widespread harm to our communities. The COVID–19 pandemic demands immediate and aggressive action to protect public health and save lives.

 Innovation Law Lab is calling on those in positions of leadership within the federal government to immediately:

Call your Members of Congress

Write a letter to your Governor, Mayor, and head of Health Department.