Advocate for Immigrants
Showing up matters.
One important way to support immigrants is by using your voice, platform, and presence to speak out on their behalf. Whether you attend a protest, submit a public comment, or take another form of action, every act of advocacy makes a difference.
Thank you for standing with us and helping amplify the voices of our immigrant community.
Advocacy Opportunities
protect legal services for unaccompanied minors
The administration has refused to pay nonprofit legal services providers for their work, representing unaccompanied minors and is set to fully defund the program. Without action, tens of thousands of children could lose their lawyers and face deportation, alone.
Without nonprofit legal services, they would be expected to appear in court alone: before a judge and against a trained government attorney.
Sign this letter telling congress to protect legal services for unaccompanied children.
Help pass the dream and promise act
The Dream and Promise Act creates an actual pathway to citizenship for Dreamers who came to the country as children, people with Temporary Protected Status (TPS), and other long-term residents who have become integral members of our communities. It stops the administration from using legal status as a weapon and mass deporting our neighbors on a whim.
Public Comment: speak up against affirmative asylum referrals without interview
A new DHS rule allows USCIS to refer certain affirmative asylum applications directly to immigration court without first interviewing the applicant, based on the written record and other available evidence. This may harm asylum seekers by removing a key opportunity to explain their experiences and clarify their claims before being placed into removal proceedings, potentially making an already complex process more difficult to navigate.
protect our haitian neighbors
CALL YOUR SENATORS to demand they take action on H.R. 1689, a bipartisan bill that the House has already passed, requiring the administration to extend TPS to Haitians.
