Protect communities from ICE violence
Immigrants who have built their lives here need a path to citizenship. Tell Congress to pass the Dream and Promise Act.
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ACLU Supporter, President Trump has set out to deport and detain as many people as possible – people have lost their lives and thousands of families have been torn apart in the process. That's why more than 1,000 ACLU supporters are on Capitol Hill today advocating for Congress to pass the Dream and Promise Act – a bill creating a pathway to citizenship for millions of people who have built a life in this country, and are American in every way but on paper. We're fighting to put an end to the terror that the Trump administration's mass deportation machine has created. Join us in action by urging your members of Congress to support the Dream and Promise Act today.
Immigration agents' lawlessness is rampant, impacting communities from coast to coast. Families are living in fear as agents swarm our streets, threaten our neighbors, and abuse thousands without consequence. We can't continue like this. We need a complete reset of our immigration system, including replacing ICE with a fair, efficient, and humane immigration management system that offers a path to citizenship for our loved ones and neighbors. The Dream and Promise Act is a step towards making the American dream a reality. It would mean protection from deportation and separation for millions of families – because children in our country shouldn't have to live in fear of losing a parent to ICE's violence, detention, and deportation. It has bipartisan support – and is just waiting to be brought to a vote. Thanks for your action, Naureen Shah |
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