It’s time for Congress to come together in good faith and pass immigration reforms.

Immigrants are nurses.
Immigrants are teachers.
Immigrants are truck drivers.
Immigrants are grocery clerks.
Immigrants are doctors.
Immigrants are agricultural workers.
Immigrants are essential.

Our border framework offers bipartisan solutions that prioritize security and order, while maintaining humanitarian protection for those with a valid claim. Republicans and Democrats must work together to pass immigration reforms. immigrationforum.org/article/border…

In a social media post on Friday, the United Nations refugee agency urged the U.S. 'to refrain from forcibly returning Haitians who may face life-threatening risks or further displacement.' bit.ly/44MJMjT

The #Senate will soon vote again on border deal! We continue to encourage #Republicans and #Democrats to work together to pass a balanced border and national security legislation. Click below to read our full February statement: 👇

To all immigrants past, present and future: you help make our nation stronger. 🇺🇸

Let your members of Congress know you support a pathway to citizenship for Afghan evacuees. 👉 p2a.co/nn9fdmu 👈

Our Border Resources Directory is a one-stop shop to learn about the root causes of migration, humane border policies, and so much more. Check it out! 👇 bit.ly/3TfdAAq

When Congress passes
Immigration reforms
We'll all be stronger
#haiku

Learn about what the Biden administration's proposed changes to asylum rules entails: immigrationforum.org/article/the-bi…

Reminder: Our Afghan allies are still waiting for a permanent solution and pathway to residency. It's been far too long.

Tell your members of Congress that you support a secure, efficient, and humane border security management: p2a.co/fN2X8Ee

Enough is enough. It’s time for Congress to support meaningful, bipartisan immigration solutions!

How does our Coalition Border Security & Management Framework compare to the Secure the Border Act (H.R. 2) and the Senate bipartisan package? Find out here: bit.ly/4bpX4FA

Thousands of Afghans who helped the U.S. government during the war are still in legal limbo. A permanent solution like the Afghan Adjustment Act or similar legislation would provide certainty. bit.ly/3K4SErl

With more and more people around the world being displaced every day, the U.S. should lead by example as a nation that combines order and security with welcome to the persecuted. Our second 2024 immigration principle highlights this.

Without a doubt, everyone would benefit if Congress passed bipartisan immigration solutions.

Did you miss our Facebook Live yesterday? Watch it here: bit.ly/4bFx88t

Did you know noncitizens have been barred from voting in federal elections in the U.S. since 1924? Read about the myths surrounding noncitizen voting in the U.S.: immigrationforum.org/article/the-my…

Welcoming refugees is about more than just doing the right thing—it’s an investment in our own country’s future.