To actively engage with local immigrant communities and organizations in campaigns that stop workplace and community immigration raids, stop police enforcement of immigration laws, cast the struggle for immigrant rights as a workers rights struggle that effects all working people, and to shift power from corporate investors to workers and immigrant communities in order to restructure a more just South Sound economy.

See below for updates about campaigns related to this priority:

Immigrant Workers organize for Justice in Pacific (January, 2008)

Massive Mobilizations Lead to Big Shift in National Immigration Debate (July, 2007)

Immigrant Workers, JwJ, and other Allies Beat Back Congressional Attempts to Criminalize Millions of Workers (September, 2006)

Intimidators Become the Intimidated: JwJ Mobilizes to Fight Immigrant Worker Harassment by the Minutemen (May, 2006)

Fired Immigrant Painters Rehired After JwJ-Led Delegation Visits Boss (May, 2006)