Gracie Willis
Gracie Willis is an advocate with the National Immigration Project, known for her work on immigration rights and issues affecting families separated by deportation. Recently, she has spoken out against the deportation of American citizen children and their immigrant mothers, highlighting systemic abuses within the U.S. immigration enforcement system.
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Bolivia:
Gracie Willis stated that the mothers did not have a fair opportunity to decide whether their children should stay in the U.S.
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United Kingdom:
Gracie Willis is an attorney with the National Immigration Project who is representing one of the families and coordinating with the team representing the other family.
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Honduras:
Gracie Willis highlighted the concerning erosion of due process in the handling of immigration cases.
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Brazil:
Gracie Willis condemned the actions of ICE, describing them as horrible and disconcerting.
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United States:
Gracie Willis is a lawyer and the raids response coordinator at the National Immigration Project, who represents the 2-year-old through a family friend acting as the petitioner in the ongoing court case.
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Romania:
Gracie Willis stated that it is horrifying that ICE has a tacit agreement to arrest and expel American children.
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Portugal:
Gracie Willis from the National Immigration Project stated that the mothers did not have a fair opportunity to decide if they wanted their children to stay in the United States.
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