Immigrant Justice

protecting community

BRJE understands that immigrant justice is inseparable from racial justice and organizes with community partners to challenge the racialized policing, surveillance, and detention of immigrant communities.

Immigrant Justice

protecting community

BRJE understands that immigrant justice is inseparable from racial justice and organizes with community partners to challenge the racialized policing, surveillance, and detention of immigrant communities.

BRJE understands that immigrant justice is inseparable from racial justice and organizes with community partners to challenge the racialized policing, surveillance, and detention of immigrant communities.BRJE understands that immigrant justice is inseparable from racial justice and organizes with community partners to challenge the racialized policing, surveillance, and detention of immigrant communities.

MA Fight Back Table

BRJE is a proud member of the MA Fight Back Table. We organize alongside unions, nonprofits, and advocacy groups to protect our communities. As one of 28 co-sponsor organizations, we work in partnership to keep people informed and build rapid-response capacity across Massachusetts. In January 2026, our Rapid Response Webinar drew over 4,000 attendees from across the state to learn about developments in Minnesota and strengthen preparedness here at home. The community calendar is updated regularly with new action items.

Brookline United for Immigrant Justice

BRJE helped raise nearly $10,000 to support frontline organizations—including Fuerza, La Colaborativa, Lawyers for Civil Rights, and the Luce Network—that protect immigrant communities and provide rapid response to ICE detentions. The town-wide event at United Parish, featuring Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell and covered in Brookline News, sparked community dialogue on federal accountability, resisting harmful immigration policies, and strengthening local support networks.

Bystander Training

BRJE organized a community bystander intervention training in partnership with the ACLU of Massachusetts and JALSA, equipping residents with concrete tools to safely support neighbors targeted by harassment or immigration enforcement. The training helped build community readiness, collective responsibility, and a shared understanding that safety is created through solidarity, not surveillance.