Who gets hurt by immigration raids: 👪 Immigrant families 👪 American families 💵 U.S. economy wearemitu.com/wearemitu/news…

Honored to join forces with philanthropy, labor, immigrant and civil rights advocates, and small businesses to take bold action on the urgent needs facing LA. Our immigrant communities are not just part of our story—they are the driving force behind our city’s strength and

Great to see labor, business, and economic development leaders sharing the stage to advocate for our communities. Encouraged by the dialogue around our mutual interests to respond to the needs of immigrant communities and workers. Rocío SEIU UnidosUS IE Economic Partnership

The nonprofit sector and its staff have faced immense challenges—through COVID and in today’s environment—but the Building Skills Partnership team has responded with unwavering commitment to serve. I’m deeply grateful for our team. Wishing everyone was here at UnidosUS Bryan

Congratulations to Teresa Romero Teresa Romero, President United Farm Workers, on receiving the UnidosUS Maclovio Barraza Award for Leadership. My journey is rooted in the UFW movement — from marching with my grandparents, who were part of that struggle, to working alongside my

Anxiety attacks, tears, questions: The impact of immigration sweeps on children – Press Enterprise sgvtribune.com/2025/08/08/anx…

An L.A.-area high school senior was walking his dog. Then ICE agents grabbed him latimes.com/california/sto…

Unions, labor exports say sectors, workers feeling impacts as deportations continue Labor researchers, union leaders and farmers said impacts are across the board — from people being scared to go to work amid ICE raids to costlier goods and services(KJZZ) kjzz.org/fronteras-desk…

On Friday, I had the privilege to represent Building Skills Partnership and participate in an Immigration Roundtable hosted by CA Senate President pro Tempore Mike McGuire (Mike McGuire) and the Senate Democratic Caucus (CA Senate Dems). The event brought together elected officials, labor,

Tariffs and deportations seen as contributors to rising prices and fewer immigrant workers. Reporting by the great Suzanne Gamboa: nbcnews.com/news/us-news/t…

L.A. teen is moved to ICE detention center out of state without parents' knowledge latimes.com/california/sto…

California would not be the fourth largest economy in the world without immigrants. Immigrants support and power the state’s economy. Today and always, we honor their contributions, resilience and dedication to our state!

Happy Labor Day! We honor immigrant and refugee workers across every industry, from farmworkers to teachers, health workers to delivery drivers, who keep our communities strong. Immigrant workers are the heart of our economy and the strength of our future.

Study finds Los Angeles is ‘second safest’ large city in the United States ktla.com/news/californi…

Contributor: You look Latino. You speak Spanish. You work hard. That's now probable cause. latimes.com/opinion/story/…

Since this administration took office, nearly 1 million immigrants have lost temporary protections. The U.S. labor force is shrinking, industries are being disrupted, and American families are paying the price.  bit.ly/46bsP3s

On this day, we honor all those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001, and we remember the 62 SEIU members who were among them. They were more than workers — they were parents, neighbors, and community members. We honor: • SEIU 32BJ members — security guards, janitors,

Today is National Voter Registration Day, a reminder that civic participation is one of the most powerful tools we have to create lasting change. At BSP, through our Activate – Civic Engagement Program, we believe voting is more than casting a ballot—it’s how communities ensure