Black Alliance for Just Immigration

Black Alliance for Just Immigration We are a US based national immigrant and racial justice organization. www.baji.org
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BAJI fights for the rights of Black migrants and African Americans through organizing, legal advocacy, research, policy, and narrative building to improve the conditions of Black communities by advancing racial justice and migrant rights.

Join BAJI’s Black Migrant Power Series on “Black August,” happening tomorrow, August 20th from 6-7PM EST. Our team will ...
08/19/2026

Join BAJI’s Black Migrant Power Series on “Black August,” happening tomorrow, August 20th from 6-7PM EST. Our team will discuss the origins of Black August, its relation to Black resistance and political education, and how camaraderie builds collective power in our communities and beyond! ✊🏾

➡️Register here or at the link in our bio: http://WWW.BIT.LY/BEYONDTHESYSTEM

Join us Thursday, August 27th, 2026 3PM PST | 5PM CST | 6PM EST, our virtual webinar “Stop Taking Our People,” moderated...
08/13/2026

Join us Thursday, August 27th, 2026 3PM PST | 5PM CST | 6PM EST, our virtual webinar “Stop Taking Our People,” moderated by BAJI’s Executive Director, Nana Gyamfi (She/Her).

The Bodysnatchers are coming for our communities - and every day, their reach is growing. Our freedom cannot depend on whether this regime considers us useful, compliant, or deserving. A convo on how we prepare and protect our communities.

Come learn, reflect, and be in community with us. ✊🏾

➡️Register here: http://bit.ly/WebinarSTOPTakingOurPeople

Join us Thursday, August 27th, 2026 3PM PST | 5PM CST | 6PM EST, our virtual “Stop Taking Our People,” moderated by BAJI...
08/13/2026

Join us Thursday, August 27th, 2026 3PM PST | 5PM CST | 6PM EST, our virtual “Stop Taking Our People,” moderated by BAJI’s Executive Director, Nana Gyamfi (She/Her).

The Bodysnatchers are coming for our communities - and every day, their reach is growing. Our freedom cannot depend on whether this regime considers us useful, compliant, or deserving. A convo on how we prepare and protect our communities.

Come learn, reflect, and be in community with us. ✊🏾

➡️Register here: http://WWW.BIT.LY/BEYONDTHESYSTEM

Join us next Thursday, August 27th, 2026 3PM PST | 5PM CST | 6PM EST, our virtual “Stop Taking Our People,” moderated by...
08/13/2026

Join us next Thursday, August 27th, 2026 3PM PST | 5PM CST | 6PM EST, our virtual “Stop Taking Our People,” moderated by BAJI’s Executive Director, Nana Gyamfi (She/Her).

The Bodysnatchers are coming for our communities - and every day, their reach is growing. Our freedom cannot depend on whether this regime considers us useful, compliant, or deserving. A convo on how we prepare and protect our communities.

Come learn, reflect, and be in community with us. ✊🏾

➡️Register here or at the link in our bio: http://WWW.BIT.LY/BEYONDTHESYSTEM

Know their names.Six Black immigrants become names the country is trying to forget – and names we refuse to let disappea...
08/13/2026

Know their names.

Six Black immigrants become names the country is trying to forget – and names we refuse to let disappear.

Dr. Fatima Ameaka. Sister Leticia Ugboaja. Clean “Uncle Lou” Williams. Daphy Michel. Emmanuel Damas. Imam Fouad Saeedh Abdulkadir.

They were a scholar, nun, community elder, research scientist, restaurant owner, and faith leader.

They were taken from us by ICE, detention, and a system expanding its reach into Black and Brown communities.

Some died in custody. Some died after release. All of them were ours.

Swipe to read their names. Say them out loud. Share this post so that their names travel further than the headlines that tried to bury them.

Our humanity can’t depend on our immigration status.

SAVE THE DATE! BAJI’S Black Migrant Power Series on Black August, held on Thursday, August 20th, 2026 (6–7 PM EST)➡️What...
08/12/2026

SAVE THE DATE!

BAJI’S Black Migrant Power Series on Black August, held on Thursday, August 20th, 2026 (6–7 PM EST)

➡️What is Black August?
➡️Black resistance + political education
➡️Today, we continue building collective power and challenge systems of oppression

Come learn, reflect, and be in community with us. ✊🏾

➡️Register here or at the link in our bio: http://WWW.BIT.LY/BEYONDTHESYSTEM

SAVE THE DATE! BAJI’S Black Migrant Power Series on Black AugustThursday, August 20th, 2026 (6–7 PM EST)➡️What is Black ...
08/12/2026

SAVE THE DATE!

BAJI’S Black Migrant Power Series on Black August
Thursday, August 20th, 2026 (6–7 PM EST)

➡️What is Black August?
➡️Black resistance + political education
➡️Today, we continue building collective power and challenge systems of oppression

Come learn, reflect, and be in community with us. ✊🏾

➡️Register here or at the link in our bio: http://WWW.BIT.LY/BEYONDTHESYSTEM

08/05/2026

On July 7th, 2026, ICE agents shot and killed Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, an immigrant man, as he was driving a work crew to a construction site in Houston, Texas.

Black and brown immigrants often live in communities that are subject to enforcement surveillance and are targeted by local and federal law enforcement; we are more likely to get racially profiled, imprisoned, detained, deported or killed. We demand that the assault on our communities STOP.

We demand and as we stand in solidarity with Lorenzo’s family and community and all those impacted by the terror of ICE as we continue building our collective people power across Houston.

On Tuesday, July 21st, BAJI joined Houston community organizations, small businesses, local leaders, community members, and advocates for “No Business As Usual,” a press conference at Houston City Hall calling for justice for Lorenzo. Photo: BAJI’s Houston Engagement Coordinator, Bonnie Okoth.

In camaraderie with Party for Socialism and Liberation, Grassroots Leadership, Capital Area Immigrants' Rights Coalition - CAIR Coalition, and Amigos de los Salgado.

Rest in Power, Maytes Getachew 🕊️01/01/1999–05/02/2025Statement from Maytes’ family:“One year without answers feels just...
07/31/2026

Rest in Power, Maytes Getachew 🕊️
01/01/1999–05/02/2025

Statement from Maytes’ family:
“One year without answers feels just as heavy as the first day we lost Matyes.

To our family, he was more than a son, brother, uncle, friend–he was the heart of so many of our memories, the person who brought laughter, strength, love, and comfort into every room he walked into.

Matyes was unique. He had a kind soul that cared deeply for the people around him, and his absence continues to leave a pain that words cannot fully describe.

As we mark one year since his passing, our grief has not faded, and neither has our demand for truth and accountability. We continue to carry his name, his memory, and the love we have for him while waiting for the answers our family deserves.

We will never stop remembering who Matyes was, the light he brought into everyone’s lives, and we will never stop seeking justice for him.”

Please sign and share the petition at: bit.ly/justiceformatyes.

Stand with the Getachew family and demand transparency, accountability, and justice!

(In camaraderie with Ethiopian Community Los Angeles.)

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