Project Lifeline introduces “Podcasts from the Edge of Humanity”, a series where we sit down with the folks working around the clock to help immigrant children. We're going to tell it like it is as we discuss important news and take a deep dive into our guest's work. We'll share what they're seeing on the ground
The following is the written testimony of Hope M. Frye, Executive Director, Project Lifeline. This was submitted to the U.S. House of Representatives, Committee on Oversight and Reform, Subcommittee on Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, for a hearing on "Kids in Cages: Inhumane Treatment at the Border" on July 10, 2019. Chairman Raskin and Members
In conversation with Peter Shey, class counsel in Flores, representing all detained immigrant children.
In conversation with Peter Shey, class counsel in Flores, representing all detained immigrant children.
Josh Rubin stood alone in the desert outside the sprawling Tornillo tent city where 3000 migrant children were being held. He watched as bus load after bus load of tired, anxious children disappeared into the detention center. One man witnessing what no one else saw began a movement. Josh Rubin and Witness at the Border
Josh Rubin stood alone in the desert outside the sprawling Tornillo tent city where 3000 migrant children were being held. He watched as bus load after bus load of tired, anxious children disappeared into the detention center. One man witnessing what no one else saw began a movement. Josh Rubin and Witness at the Border
