Tell your Representative: No Attacks on Sanctuary Cities

H.R.32 could potentially cut federal funding to schools, hospitals, homeless shelters, and transportation systems in more than two dozen states deemed "sanctuaries."

Federal Level, House, Top Action, ImmigrationAlex MFebruary 18, 2025Pelosi, Mullin, House, Immigration, Sanctuary Status, sanctuary

Thank your Congresspeople: Thank you for voting NO on the Laken Riley Act, and unite Democrats against anti-immigrant legislation..

Tell our Congresspeople: thank you for voting NO on the Laken Riley Act, and please stop other Democrats from collaborating with anti-immigrant crackdowns.

Senate, Federal Level, House, Top ActionAnna KrasnerJanuary 21, 2025Padilla, Pelosi, Mullin, Schiff, Immigration, Laken Riley Act

Tell Mayor Lurie to refuse compliance with ICE

Tell Mayor Lurie to refuse to assist ICE in harming our immigrant community.

Local Level, Mayor, Top ActionAnna KrasnerJanuary 21, 2025Mayor Lurie, Immigration, ICE, Laken Riley Act, Executive Orders, Sanctuary, SB 54

Tell Governor Newsom to refuse compliance with ICE

Tell Governor Newsom: protect our immigrant communities and don’t give them up to ICE

State Level, Immigration, Top ActionAnna KrasnerJanuary 21, 2025Newsom, Immigration, Crackdown, Executive Orders, Laken Riley Act, ICE

Ask your MoCs to #DefundHate!

In our “checks and balances” government, Congress holds the power of the purse—the authority to direct how the government spends money, and thereby what the government does and how. Congress can use this to check immigration enforcement authorities by cutting off the flow of money to programs that mistreat people coming to the United States.

Ask your MoCs to wield the Power of the Purse!

In our “checks and balances” government, Congress holds the power of the purse—the authority to direct how the government spends money, and thereby what the government does and how. Trump administration programs and schemes can be blocked by denying them funds, and some of their destructive regulation and rule changes can be countered by mandating how funds have to be used.