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Elizabeth Jordan writes:
"I am pleased to report that we, along with co-counsel SPLC, DRA, Orrick, and Willkie, just got the attached order on our motion to enforce our Fraihat COVID preliminary injunction. We are working on developing guidance for detained folks, their families, advocates and allies. We encourage you to read it through if you’re interested because there are a lot of gems in there, but did want to flag these four big takeaways ASAP:
Many thanks to the many of you on these various lists for your reporting of on-the-ground conditions and results of release requests for class members, for evidence you provided in support of this motion, and for your thought partnership and tireless advocacy on these issues. Free them all!
Elizabeth Jordan*
(she/her/ella)
Director, Immigration Detention Accountability Project (IDAP)
Civil Rights Education and Enforcement Center (CREEC)
1245 E. Colfax Ave., Suite 400
Denver, CO 80218
303.757.7901
ejordan@creeclaw.org
www.creeclaw.org
*Not admitted in Colorado; practice limited to federal and immigration courts."