Immigrants who come to the United States seeking opportunity contribute greatly, but need more programs to ensure they can stay.

Last month, people in the crowd at the Republican National Convention cheered while holding signs demanding “Mass Deportation Now!” In June, the Biden-Harris administration unveiled an executive order granting the president authority to temporarily and arbitrarily limit the number of people able to claim asylum at the U.S. southern border. As the ...

The United States needs a unified, modern, and compassionate approach to immigration—not more incarceration and violence.

Last month, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit blocked Texas from enforcing a law that would empower state and local law enforcement to ask anyone who “looks” foreign to prove their immigration status. This dangerous law, Senate Bill 4 (SB 4), would have inevitability led to racial profiling of Latinx communities and other co ...

Legislators should reject immigration policies that harm families and communities

In an attempt to pass federal supplemental budget measures, lawmakers in Congress have been seriously considering making harsh, permanent changes to immigration law behind closed doors. These proposals reduce immigrants to bargaining chips and would threaten families, communities, and our nation’s stated values of due process and justice for all. ...