CAMPAIGN CATCH UP This month, President Biden announced new executive actions that both address border security and provide pathways to citizenship for long-settled undocumented immigrant communities in the U.S., including Dreamers and spouses of U.S. citizens. His latest action is not only a momentous step forward for the
Daishi Miguel-Tanaka, Senior Manager of Federal Policy at the Immigration Hub I am a proud recipient of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program and the Senior Manager of Federal Advocacy at the Immigration Hub where I lead our advocacy efforts to build national consensus in support of immigration
Mariah Ferguson, Policy Advocacy Associate at the Immigration Hub America has waited far too long for our leaders to address our nation’s broken immigration system. Congress has repeatedly failed to deliver immigration reform. Now, with the threat of a possible re-election of Donald J. Trump, the hope of immigrant
Why voting for bad immigration bills isn’t going to blunt attacks by the far right Last week, POLITICO reported that One Nation, a right-wing group supported by major GOP leaders and the top GOP super PAC, is investing $70 million more into ad campaigns focused on immigration and cost
CAMPAIGN CATCH UP In case you missed it: Amid news that former President Donald Trump is promising mass deportations in which “no one should be off the table,” Immigration Hub released the results of a new battleground poll demonstrating that voters overwhelmingly support President Biden taking executive action to provide
Beatriz Lopez, Deputy Director of the Immigration Hub Lost in the immigration debate is one significant fact: immigrants are powering the current American economy. While sensational reporting, political banter, and electoral advertising have focused on the southern border, there’s been a steady stream of news reports and economic analyses
CAMPAIGN CATCH UP In case you missed it: Immigration Hub released the findings of a new battleground poll, conducted by Global Strategy Group, that demonstrates overwhelming support (81%) for creating legal pathways for Dreamers and undocumented immigrants in the U.S. Despite lawmakers’ enduring hyperpartisan split on reform, American voters’
With general election campaigning in full swing and a deadlocked Congress unlikely to budge on immigration, new polling suggests that administrative action holds the answer. It’s not just good policy, it’s good politics. Claudia Hernandez, Senior Communications Manager of the Immigration Hub As the general election kicks off,
CAMPAIGN CATCH-UP The latest Gallup poll seems to be sending the media and right-wing pundits and politicians into a tizzy. According to the survey results, Americans named immigration the top most important problem facing the country for February. While we readily agree that the immigration system is a significant issue
Beatriz Lopez, Deputy Director of the Immigration Hub Recently, The New York Times’ Nate Cohn compared the 1948 election cycle to this year’s presidential race, naming an important differentiating factor between candidate Harry Truman and President Joe Biden: persuadable voters. Back then, these persuadable voters didn’t exist, but
