FAIR Enhances Immigration Advocacy with New Legal Divisions
FAIR Expands Its Impact Through New Divisions
IRLI integration creates 'a unique opportunity'
The Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR), noted as the nation’s oldest and most influential immigration reform organization, is further augmenting its mission with the introduction of two new divisions focused on litigation and investigations.
In recent years, FAIR has championed American interests through various legal endeavors alongside its supporting body, the Immigration Reform Law Institute (IRLI). With the integration of IRLI's programs into its foundational work, FAIR has established a dedicated team aimed at challenging illegal immigration policies and defending principles that prioritize American interests.
As advocates in the arena of immigration policy, FAIR recognizes the necessity of defending new policies in court. A considerable opposition, which is concentrated among influential political figures and media, represents a challenge to these policies through various means, including frivolous lawsuits and bureaucratic hurdles. Presently, over 99 lawsuits related to immigration are in progress against the administration’s policies.
The litigation efforts by FAIR are vigorous, with more than 50 legal briefs filed this year across diverse jurisdictions, showcasing significant victories. There’s a strong commitment from FAIR to persist in advocating for pro-American immigration policies, responding to organized opposition.
In the words of Dale L. Wilcox, FAIR's executive director and general counsel, "The magnitude of changes required in our communities due to previous immigration policies is astounding. We have a rare chance to implement lasting changes in how our immigration policy operates beyond this current administration’s tenure." This new synergy between FAIR and IRLI is expected to facilitate achieving these transformative goals.
FAIR’s approach will be informed by four strategic pillars aimed at improving immigration policies in alignment with national interests:
Pillar One: Litigation
FAIR's legal team is committed to addressing unlawful governmental decisions that hinder proper immigration enforcement. This includes challenging state and local authorities that do not cooperate with federal regulations, filing lawsuits against entities that weaken immigration laws, and ensuring that legal frameworks favor American workers through critical litigation efforts.
Pillar Two: Legislation
As a trusted advisor in the legislative domain, FAIR aims to assist lawmakers in promoting responsible immigration legislation at all governmental levels. They strive to draft legislation that is constitutionally sound and actively engage in the legislative process through testimonies and recommendations.
Pillar Three: Investigations
Staying committed to the interests of Americans, FAIR will employ effective investigative techniques, including public records requests, to uncover actions undermining immigration compliance. The focus will be on gathering substantial information and scrutinizing it for any illegal activities.
Pillar Four: Education
FAIR’s overarching goal is public education. The organization shares original research widely, provides expert opinions to various media platforms, and engages with the community through social media to reach a vast audience and inform them about immigration policy issues.
Wilcox concludes by stating, "The coordination between FAIR and IRLI is unmatched by any other organization advocating for our sovereignty and the enforcement of our laws. Achieving substantial reforms to our immigration process is not just possible but likely with the cooperative strength of both organizations."
Contact: Ira Mehlman, 213.700.0407
ABOUT FAIR
Founded in 1979, FAIR is the largest immigration reform organization in the United States. With a nationwide membership exceeding three million, FAIR advocates for immigration policies that prioritize national interests over special interests. Their mission includes enhancing national security, bolstering the economy, protecting jobs, maintaining environmental stability, and establishing a reliable legal framework.
Frequently Asked Questions
What new divisions has FAIR introduced?
FAIR has integrated litigation and investigations divisions to strengthen its advocacy in immigration reform.
What is the purpose of these new divisions?
Their goal is to challenge illegal immigration policies and enhance compliance with immigration laws across the nation.
How has FAIR historically approached immigration policy?
FAIR has consistently defended American interests through litigation, policy advising, and public education.
What are the four pillars guiding FAIR’s mission?
FAIR is guided by litigation, legislation, investigations, and education to achieve effective immigration reform.
How can someone get involved with FAIR?
Interested individuals can become members to support FAIR's mission or participate in events and advocacy initiatives organized by the group.
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