Campaign: Protect family immigration

In the aftermath of war and genocide in Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam, many SEAAs were separated in their escape to safety. Our immigration system must ensure the timely and humane reunification fo families.

SEARAC Condemns Executive Order Denying Asylum

The United States cannot turn its back on refugees Elaine Sanchez Wilson
SEARAC Statement: image of Capitol building

SEARAC Condemns Congressional Efforts to Dismantle Asylum

Lawmakers must reject funding packages that include xenophobic policy changes Elaine Sanchez Wilson
Person holds up anti-deportation sign in front of Capitol building.

Keep Our Families Whole – SEARAC Applauds Reintroduction of the Reuniting Families Act

SEARAC Staff
Quyen speaking on a podium.

Family Reunification

SEARAC Staff
The Mekong River at dusk

Congress Must Enact a Fully Inclusive Immigration Bill

U.S. Citizenship Act continues to sideline Southeast Asian refugees Elaine Sanchez Wilson
SEARAC and SEAFN logo.

Trump Administration Considers Further Cuts to Refugee Admissions

SEARAC stands in solidarity with the refugee community Elaine Sanchez Wilson
Sina Sam's family.

How Family-Based Immigration Benefits Southeast Asian Americans—Standing Up for Families and Our Rights

Policy brief