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Ask your representative to protect immigrant survivors of violence in the reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act.
Tell your members of Congress and President Obama that you support economic protection for all families regardless of immigration status.
On October 1, 2011, up to 4,600 elderly or disabled migrants lost a critical financial lifeline. Ask your representatives to support legislation to extend modest yet vital assistance to vulnerable newcomers.
Thank the Obama Administration for announcing new deportation guidelines last August and urge your elected officials to further improve the policies.
Help protect families from separation by supporting the HELP Separated Children Act.
Support the Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2011.
Every year 65,000 undocumented immigrant youth graduate from high school but are unable to pursue a college education due to their immigration status. The DREAM Act provides a pathway to permanency for these young men and women. Ask President Obama and your members of Congress to vote for the DREAM Act.
Take a moment to urge your members of Congress and the President to support H.R. 1475, a bill to reform the U.S. refugee resettlement program.
Express your concern about the enactment of strict state immigration laws, including Alabama's HB 56, an even stricter law than Arizona's SB 1070. Encourage your elected officials to oppose state laws which create a culture of fear, curtail public safety and fracture families and communities.
Ask Congress and the Obama administration to reform the immigration detention, which should provide basic due process rights and safe alternatives to detention.
After this bill passed the House of Representatives, the New Hampshire Senate is considering HB 1405, a bill that would allow local communities to prohibit the reunification of refugee families in New Hampshire. Instead of passing laws to limit refugee resettlement, states should focus on developing innovative ways local communities can better welcome and integrate refugees.
Thank President Obama for proposed changes to the family reunification green card process and urge the Administration to expand the proposal to include all families.
