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ALRP Updates

ALRP’s Immigration Work

There is a remote chance that the public’s revulsion to the murders of Alex Pretti and Renee Good by ICE/CBP agents in Minneapolis will finally cause the federal administration to reign in its lawless anti-immigrant campaign of terror and violence. While no one can count on that, what we do know is that ALRP will continue doing everything possible to combat these injustices and protect HIV+ immigrants from deportation.

Client Testimonials

Hear from some of ALRP's clients

Welcoming Two New Board Members

We are excited to announce that Joshua Anderson and Tim Sweeney will be joining our Board of Directors in 2026. We are grateful for the leadership and knowledge they bring and look forward to working together in the year ahead!

“Being able to keep my home means the world to me.”

After Chris's partner unexpectedly passed away, he struggled to pay rent, and his landlord moved to evict him. Thankfully, our housing team was able to help him stay in the home that he and his partner had shared for years.

“They were with me from beginning to end.”

In June, our client Hian—for whom we had submitted an asylum application last November—was detained by ICE agents as he left immigration court with his ALRP attorney.

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