Bio
Vicki Gaubeca joined the ACLU of New Mexico in January 2009 to become the director of the ACLU-NM Regional Center for Border Rights, based in Las Cruces, New Mexico, where she has helped develop and implement its mission of addressing civil and human rights violations that stem from border-specific immigration policy. She has more than 20 years of experience in policy advocacy, community organizing, public affairs, communications, and public health in a variety of settings, but immigrant rights–as well as any civil rights–is an issue close to her heart.
Featured work
Jan 6, 2017
Trump’s Pick for Homeland Security Secretary Is Inheriting a Border Agency Known for Human Rights Abuses
Nov 21, 2014
President Obama: Don’t Empower an Unaccountable and Violent Agency
Jul 25, 2014
Afraid, Lawyerless, and Warehoused: The Mothers of Artesia
Mar 13, 2014
Why is U.S. Border Patrol Shooting Rock-Throwing Teenagers?
Dec 19, 2013
Time to End Impunity for US-Mexico Border Killings
Jun 18, 2013
Study of Migrants Shows Abuse on Both Sides of U.S.-Mexico Border
Apr 10, 2013
Time is Now for Immigration Reform That Offers a Roadmap to Citizenship and Preserves Family Unity
Jan 25, 2013
Border Communities’ Needs in Federal Immigration Reform Legislation
