Co-founder Liz Willis spoke to Univision at the send-off for "Grannies Respond" in New York, discussing the illegality of the administration's border policies. (Spanish Video.)

ASAP was highlighted for work providing legal assistance to formerly detained mothers, while co-founder Dorothy Tegeler called for continued public resistance.

Co-founder Swapna Reddy was featured alongside other women working within the fields of law, advocacy, and organizing to defend the rights of immigrants.

ASAP was proud to receive an outpouring of support from local coffee shop owners nationwide who organized fundraisers to sustain ASAP's work.

Co-founder Swapna Reddy spoke about the challenges of reuniting families in the face of the administration's egregious family separation policies. Link to interview currently unavailable.

Co-founder Dorothy Tegeler spoke at New Haven's World Refugee Day about changes in border policies and asylum law, calling for all families to be together and free.

Co-founder Liz Willis discussed Trump's executive order on family separation and its impact on asylum-seeking families. Link to interview currently unavailable.

Co-founder Liz Willis addressed how Trump's recent executive order will impact asylum seekers and fails to end the violent practice of family separation and family detention.