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Grassroots advocacy organization. Supporting immigrant families. 190K+ lifetime members.

10/12/2026

We honor Julián Curo-Churata, a husband, father and longtime Laurel resident whose life ended in ICE custody. Our hearts are with his family as they grieve and demand answers.
We condemn medical neglect and inhumane conditions in ICE detention. ICE must answer for what happened under its watch, and anyone responsible must be held accountable. Julián’s family deserves truth and justice.

10/09/2026

This month, the PG Council votes to make survival a crime. Stand with Street Vendors. Tell the council: Vote NO on CB-003. Sign the petition. 🔗 wearecasa.org/pgstreetvendors

Este mes, el Concejo de PG vota para criminalizar la supervivencia. Apoya a los Vendedores Ambulantes. Dile al Concejo: VOTA NO al CB-003. Firma la petición. 🔗 wearecasa.org/pgstreetvendors

Councilmember Krystal Oriadha Wanika Fisher County Council Member Edward Burroughs III District 9 Council Member Sydney J. Harrison Councilmember At-Large Wala Blegay Council Member Tom Dernoga Council Member Shayla Adams-Stafford Tim Adams for County Council Council Member Danielle Hunter

10/08/2026

THE PG COUNCIL IS TRYING TO PASS A BILL THAT WOULD CRUSH WORKING FAMILIES — RIGHT NOW.

Street vendors are working-class community members simply trying to make a living. They vend to put food on the table for their families.

TELL THE PG COUNCIL, STAND WITH STREET VENDORS. VOTE NO ON CB-003-2026.

👉 Sign the petition: https://wearecasa.org/maryland-2/pgstreetvendors/

CB-003 imposes steep fines and aggressive enforcement while requiring a permit that does not exist, criminalizing vendors without giving them a pathway to comply.

Requires an unobtainable permit
Raises fines dramatically ($250 → $1,000 → $3,000)
Counts each day as a new violation
Seizes equipment and inventory with no accountability
Destroys livelihoods in one stop.

We Are CASA rejects policies that criminalize survival and punish the most vulnerable members of our community.

Councilmember Krystal Oriadha Council Member Eric Olson Wanika Fisher County Council Member Edward Burroughs III District 9 Council Member Sydney J. Harrison Councilmember At-Large Wala Blegay Council Member Tom Dernoga Council Member Shayla Adams-Stafford Tim Adams for County Council Council Member Danielle Hunter

10/05/2026

🚨 The government is trying AGAIN to tear Kilmar from his family.

On Tuesday, Oct. 6, Kilmar's legal team—including We Are CASA—will fight in court to keep him home. He's been home with his family for over a year.

The government, enraged that he fought back and won, is trying to deport him to Liberia, a country he has never known.

👉 PACK THE COURTROOM. Show up for Kilmar.

📍 U.S. District Court of Maryland, 6500 Cherrywood Lane Greenbelt, MD 20770 |
🕑 Tuesday, Oct. 6 at 2:00 PM

We Are CASA will fight for Kilmar for as long as it takes. Justice looks like Kilmar being home with his family, where he belongs.
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10/02/2026

“Our team is your team.” We are proud to welcome Prince George’s County Executive Aisha Braveboy County Executive Aisha N. Braveboy to We Are CASA’s headquarters in Langley Park, and even prouder to call her a We Are CASA partner.

County Executive Braveboy, her team, and We Are CASA leadership discussed the issues working-class residents face every single day and how her administration is showing up for everyone.

We Are CASA is built on relationships like this one - leaders who build bridges stand with the community and stay in the fight. Thank you, County Executive.

10/01/2026

Introducing BRAVE OF US, our brand-new board game.

It’s a game about the barriers we face, the choices we make, and what becomes possible when we choose solidarity and move forward together. ✊🏾

And this Saturday, you can be one of the first to play.

We’re bringing Brave of US to the Power to the People Festival at Merriweather. Find the We Are CASA table, grab a few friends, and make your next move with us.

👶 Our first opponent is still figuring out the solidarity part.

🎲 Come play.
🤝 Meet We Are CASA.
🔥 Build community power.

09/24/2026

ICE DEPORTS PASTOR MOLIS AUGUSTAVE.

Police handed him off to ICE, and in just 19 days, ICE fast-tracked his deportation to Haiti. The notorious agency didn’t care that he still has pending legal proceedings.

This happens to so many people whose stories we don’t know and don’t hear. Pastor Molis is one father, husband, neighbor who ICE sought to silence – as are many others who are rushed to deportation.

We demand:

➡️ Accountability for his rushed and unfairly reviewed green card application
➡️ That his legal case continue to be heard
➡️ That Pastor Molis be returned to his family, congregation, and community

The Trump administration deported a shepherd. But they can’t deport a legacy.

09/23/2026

Love your neighbor as yourself. York faith leaders share a message for Haitian Pastor Molis in ICE detention.

Ama a tu prójimo como a ti mismo. Líderes religiosos de York transmiten un mensaje al pastor haitiano Molis, que se encuentra detenido por ICE.

09/21/2026

En este y , nuestra celebración es una forma de resistencia frente a quienes buscan oprimirnos, agredernos y separarnos de nuestras familias.

Seguimos luchando, organizándonos y cuidándonos unos a otros. Nuestra alegría es nuestra resistencia, y juntos seguimos fortaleciéndonos.

En ce et , notre célébration est un acte de résistance face à ceux qui cherchent à nous opprimer, à nous agresser et à nous arracher à nos familles.

Nous continuons à nous battre, à nous organiser et à prendre soin les uns des autres. Notre joie est notre résistance, et ensemble, nous continuons à renforcer notre pouvoir.

This and , our celebration is a resistance in the face of those who seek to oppress us, assault us, and take us away from our families.

We continue to fight, organize, and care for each other. Our joy is our resistance, and together we continue building power.

09/19/2026

There were 89 others.

Pastor Molis was supposed to be on that plane.

People organized, prayed, raised their voices. And Molis stayed.

But 89 other people were deported to Haiti, including children.

Behind those numbers are families. Parents separated from children. Children uprooted from their communities. Loved ones left wondering when or if their families will be together again.

We celebrate the people power that kept Molis here, and we refuse to look away from everyone else. Every Haitian deserves dignity. Every immigrant deserves due process. Every family deserves the freedom to stay together.

Congress is pouring billions more into detention and deportation. We demand something different: justice, dignity and family unity.

Molis almost became number 90. We cannot stop fighting with 89.

It’s to demand the freedom to keep families whole.

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