NIAC, IAAB, and IABA Issue Joint Statement on the Case of Bijan Ghaisar
Refusing to provide transparency into the investigation, and failing to hold the responsible parties to account, greatly risks an erosion in the public’s trust of the justice system, and continues to deny justice to the Ghaisar family.
IAAB v. Trump Muslim Ban Plaintiffs File Petition with the United States Supreme Court
On Friday, the plaintiffs in Iranian Alliances Across Borders (IAAB) v. Trump joined plaintiffs in two other cases in filing a petition for certiorari to the United States Supreme Court. The parties have asked the Court to review their cases and are seeking an expedited briefing schedule so that the cases may be heard along with Hawaii v. Trump, another challenge to President Trump’s Muslim ban, that is set for argument on April 25, 2018.
We’re Already Taking Trump To Court Over Muslim Ban 3.0
It has taken the Trump administration three takes to figure out how to legally implement a Muslim ban – because they still have not figured out it is unconstitutional to implement a Muslim ban.
Statement on Lawsuit Against Muslim Ban 3.0
NIAC and our partners just filed the first lawsuit challenging Muslim Ban 3.0.
“I Can’t Wait ‘til Ayandeh”
Since the inception of the Iranian Alliances Across Borders’ Camp Ayandeh, a summer program for Iranian-American high-schoolers, campers have left eager for more. For the past three years, Camp Ayandeh’s warmth and excitement have won over a group that can be difficult to woo: teenagers. But what’s really special is that this process takes place […]