The Resurrection Project has stepped forward to represent the case of an undocumented organ donor detained by ICE, whose deportation threatens to derail a critical kidney transplant for his brother. The nonprofit is urging a review of the deportation decision to potentially secure humanitarian parole and save a life, countering harsh immigration enforcement policies resumed by the Trump administration.

On November 29, 2023, The Resurrection Project, a Chicago‐based nonprofit, launched an initiative to expedite work permit applications for migrants in Chicago. By working directly with USCIS and coordinating with community partners and legal aid volunteers at shelters, the organization aims to help thousands of migrants access legal labor markets and secure protections against workplace exploitation.

The Resurrection Project has initiated a pilot program in Chicago in partnership with city, state, and federal entities to assist qualifying asylum seekers in obtaining work permits. Legal workshops, eligibility screenings, and volunteer assistance form part of the effort to support marginalized immigrant communities.

The Resurrection Project has partnered with the White House, Illinois government, and Chicago leaders to pilot a new program that helps newly arrived immigrants apply for work permits. The initiative, announced on TRP's website, aims to support 150 to 300 migrants daily by providing legal aid, transportation, and advocacy, and calls on the Biden Administration to extend immigration parole programs to all, including undocumented immigrants.

The Resurrection Project announced a new initiative in Chicago, partnering with the White House, Illinois, and Chicago administrations, to help newly arrived immigrants obtain work permits by offering legal screenings, transportation to legal clinics, and collaboration with legal service partners. The effort aims to support immigrant human rights and push for broader immigration reforms.

The Resurrection Project announced a pilot initiative to help newly arrived immigrants in Chicago apply for work permits by partnering with the White House, Illinois, and Chicago administrations. The effort also calls for extending work permit eligibility to undocumented workers to protect labor rights and promote immigrant inclusion.

On October 2, 2023, The Resurrection Project, alongside immigrant leaders and community members, announced a rally to demand the extension of work permits for all immigrants. This rally is aimed at addressing labor shortages and ensuring fair labor practices for a vulnerable workforce, signaling a strong progressive stance against policies that undermine worker rights.