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Vulnerable people, unmet protection needs, and a wasteful security buildup at the busiest section of the U.S.-Mexico border
WOLA visited a large segment of the Texas-Mexico border, from Del Rio to Brownsville, during the week of March 7….
WOLA, Temple Law School Present New Resources for Asylum Attorneys
Joint Project Provides Information about Persecution Based on Gender in Northern Central America and State Complicity in Nicaragua Temple University…
The Government of Nicolás Maduro Continues to Violate the Venezuelan People’s Rights of Participation and Non-Discrimination
(Caracas, 1.25.22) We, a group of Venezuelan social and human rights organizations, reject the official decisions regarding the request to…
Biden’s First Year Policies toward Latin America
WOLA Experts Review Administration’s Successes and Shortfalls This commentary was compiled by WOLA Vice President for Programs, Maureen Meyer, with…
The Bicentennial Framework: opportunities and challenges as U.S.-Mexico security cooperation begins a new chapter
On October 8, 2021, the governments of Mexico and the United States announced a new security cooperation plan: the Bicentennial…
A New Framework for Cooperation Between the United States and Mexico to Respond to the Region’s New Migratory Reality
Since 2014, the U.S. has seen a significant change in who is arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border and for the…
The United States’ Influence on Latin America’s New Militarism
This commentary was published in Spanish by the Fundación Carolina on November 16, 2021 as Análisis Carolina no. 28: “Estados…
Policy Memo: How U.S. Policymakers Can Support Humanitarian Accords in Venezuela
The crisis in Venezuela poses one of the biggest challenges to democracy and human rights in the hemisphere today, and…