Quixote Center works to defend the human rights and dignity of the most vulnerable by influencing U.S. foreign and immigration policies. Extreme poverty and vulnerability lead families to make the heartbreaking decision to migrate, to the United States or elsewhere. Our policy priorities address the root causes of migration in Haiti, Nicaragua and across Latin America and the Caribbean. We also defend the rights of migrants in the United States and work toward safe and non-exploitative legal pathways that recognize the important role immigrants play in our society and economy.
The Quixote Center has prepared this summary of the legislation currently before Congress designed to address the trafficking of weapons to Haiti.
The Quixote Center, along with our partners, has released this report on the human rights abuses and the need for humane pathways to safety in the Darién Gap.