ASAP in the News
Chicago Tribune
June 22, 2018
ASAP was the proud recipient of donations from local businesses in Chicago who organized fundraisers to support asylum seeking-families impacted by recent family separation policies.
MSNBC Live
June 22, 2018
Co-founder Liz Willis discussed Trump's executive order on family separation and its impact on asylum-seeking families. Link to interview currently unavailable.
WNPR
June 21, 2018
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.
WNHH Community Radio
June 21, 2018
Co-founder Dorothy Tegeler discussed the rising obstacles asylum seekers face in pursuing their right to seek asylum in the U.S., in light of actions by the current administration.
VICE
June 20, 2018
Co-founder Dorothy Tegeler discussed recent family separation policies and a failing immigration system in the bigger picture of human rights violations by the U.S. government.
Business Insider
June 20, 2018
Co-founder Liz Willis discussed the hurdles asylum seeking families face in being reunited and the crisis created by the current's administration family separation policy.
New Haven Register
June 20, 2018
Co-founder Dorothy Tegeler was featured as a guest speaker at World Refugee Day Festival aimed at uplifting and honoring refugees and asylum seekers in the New Haven area.
TIME
June 18, 2018
ASAP was highlighted by TIME as one of many organizations working to prevent the wrongful deportations of asylum seekers and their families.
Slate
June 15, 2018
ASAP was featured among a list of organizations across the nation fighting for asylum-seekers and their families in the face of escalating hostile actions by the administration.
Upworthy
June 8, 2018
ASAP was highlighted among national organizations leading in legal representation and advocacy for asylum-seeking families.
The Guardian
June 2, 2018
ASAP was featured among other organizations working nationwide to protect families, in light of horrifying news about children being separated from their parents at the border.
Skadden Foundation
June 2018
In a podcast interview, co-founder Dorothy Tegeler discussed the founding of ASAP and the online community that reaches thousands of asylum-seeking mothers.
