Every day, #Dreamers make our economy, communities and nation stronger. 🇺🇸 Ten years since the inception of #DACA, we call upon Congress to enact a permanent solution for Dreamers. #DACA10

"They have become more than simply allies; they have become neighbors.". Refugees and asylees contribute $123.8B to the U.S. economy. They strengthen our communities every day. New op-ed by @jenniemurrayk in @thehill:

Nearly 200,000 Afghan allies call America home. They run businesses, attend schools, and worship in our churches. After 4 years of uncertainty, bipartisan action could finally provide the stability they deserve. @jenniemurraky explains:

Four years after Kabul fell, Afghan allies still live in limbo. But a new bipartisan bill offers hope for those who risked everything for America. Our President @JennieMurrayK writes in @thehill: It's time to honor our promises. Read:

📈 Public opinion shift: Americans now say immigration is a good thing for the country and support legislative efforts that bring both parties together. Your representatives need to hear from you:

3 things happening right now: .✅ Political interest in immigration policy changes .✅ Multiple bipartisan conversations in Congress.✅ Growing public support for solutions. This creates real opportunities. Tell Congress you support bipartisan reforms:

🗣️ "Any effort to change immigration laws will require a constructive bipartisan conversation. And there are multiple bipartisan conversations happening at the moment." Christian Penichet-Paul. Add your voice:

"To keep the community safe, we need to have everybody engaged.". Former Police Chief Michael Tupper gets it. When people are afraid to call police, we're all less safe. 🚔 @LEImmigrationTF

46-point margin. That's how much American voters support creating legal pathways for essential workers and Dreamers. The people have spoken. Time for Congress to listen. 👂.

✓ Record-low border apprehensions .✓ Robust enforcement funding .✓ Worker shortages across America . The conditions are RIGHT for comprehensive immigration reform. What are we waiting for?.

🚨 FACT: Our immigration system hasn't been updated since 1986. That's 39 years of trying to run a 21st-century economy with 1980s laws. American voters support change by 46 points. Congress: It's time to act!.

Court victories last week protected 60,000+ immigrants:.✅TPS restored for Nicaragua, Honduras & Nepal.✅Asylum ban partially blocked.✅Expedited removal limits upheld.

📊 Reports reveal ICE is separating children from parents to pressure families into accepting deportation. At least 9 documented cases where parents face an impossible choice: accept removal or lose their kids to foster care.

Federal courts blocked the administration's push to fast-track deportations of migrants who legally entered the U.S. through CBP One, CHNV, and similar programs. Judges ruled migrants who "played by the rules" deserve due process. The rule of law matters.

Dreamers contribute $433.4 billion to GDP over 10 years. When we protect Dreamers, we protect American prosperity. Time for permanent solutions.

Over 25 million Americans have limited English proficiency - including many U.S. citizens. They deserve access to healthcare, education, and emergency services regardless of language barriers.

Most people in immigration detention aren't criminals. They're workers, parents, and students who've built lives in America. We need smarter, more targeted enforcement.

Bond hearings allow judges to review individual cases, but individuals must know to request one, as they aren’t proactively offered. Two young Dreamers were recently released after judges found they weren't flight risks or safety threats. This is how fair process should work.

Immigration detention is at a record high - 59,000+ people, with nearly half having no criminal record. Our system should prioritize real public safety threats, not separate families.

Immigrant workers are 18.6% of our workforce. They pay over $651 billion in taxes yearly. Supporting immigration reform supports our economy. 📊.

President Trump's "Designating English as the Official Language of The United States" order removes requirements for federal agencies to help 25+ million Americans access:.✅Healthcare.✅Education.✅Voting assistance.✅Emergency services.