Immigrants in Oklahoma are Here to Stay!
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma – Earlier this month, Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt signed House Bill 4156, an extreme, anti-immigrant bill that would increase policing in the state and allow state law enforcement to racially profile, target and criminalize whoever they choose. Specifically, House Bill 4156 and other deliberately racist copycat policies –including SB4 in Texas– would […]
Los beneficiarios de DACA pronto serán elegibles para Obamacare
Read in English. ÚLTIMA HORA: Los beneficiarios de DACA pronto podrán inscribirse en una cobertura de atención médica a bajo precio a través de Obamacare a partir del 1 de noviembre del 2024. Esta es una gran victoria hecha posible gracias a años de organización por y para nuestras comunidades. ¡Victoria! ¡Cuando nos unimos, ganamos! […]
DACA Recipients Will Soon Be Eligible for the Affordable Care Act
Leer en español. DACA recipients will soon be able to enroll in affordable health care coverage through the Affordable Care Act beginning November 1st. This is a huge victory made possible by years of tenacious organizing by and for our communities. Victory When we come together, we win! The Obama admin wrongfully kept DACA recipients […]
New ACA DACA Rule is a Critical Step Towards the Pro-Immigrant Future We Are Building: A Future That Includes EveryoneÂ
Washington, D.C. – Today, the Biden Administration announced a new rule for the Affordable Care Act (ACA) that will include DACA recipients and other populations of immigrant youth. This new rule corrects the Obama administration’s wrongful decision to exclude DACA recipients in the ACA years ago. Relentless organizing by immigrant youth, young people of color, […]
On Immigrant Day of Resilience, We Honor Generations of Immigrants Building a Democracy and Home for All
Washington D.C. – Today marks the 4th anniversary of Immigrant Day of Resilience, a national hallmark holiday first created by United We Dream to remember and uphold the daring courage of our queer, Black, brown, immigrant elders and communities who have paved the way for a more caring democracy and home for all people. This […]
ICYMI: UWD and Over 30 Human Rights Organizations Fight Back Against Dangerous Misuse of Facial Recognition, Surveillance Tech
Washington, D.C. – This week, United We Dream and over 30 immigrant and civil rights movement partners, submitted a public comment to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights urging the Biden Administration to close a legal loophole that has given ICE and CBP unrestrained use of tech to surveil, target, and harm immigrants and people […]
No Borders Just Flavors – Season 2
Episode 4 Play Video Get the Recipe Comapnion Guide Past Episodes Episode 1 Click to Play Episode 2 Click to Play Episode 3 Click to Play Learn more about the show. Recipes Tweet Share About Just Flavors! is an immigrant cooking competition by United We Dream where contestants participate in a friendly, family recipe cook […]
Immigrants on the Baltimore Bridge Are a Reminder of the Unseen Care Poured into Our Cities Everyday
Washington D.C. – Yesterday evening, Baltimore’s search and rescue efforts were officially suspended for the 6 construction workers who went missing in the Patapsco River after the tragic collapse of the Francis Scott Key bridge yesterday morning. Local news has reported that the 6 individuals who are now presumed to have passed away were Baltimore […]
President Biden Signs Anti-Immigrant Spending Bill Reaching Trump-Era HighsÂ
Washington D.C. – Over the weekend, President Biden signed a massive $1.2 trillion government funding bill that would significantly increase anti-immigrant funding to the highest level it has been since the Trump administration. The bill included a dramatic spike in funding for ICE to surveil immigrant communities through its harmful tracking and ankle monitor surveillance […]
2023 DACA Survey Shows Economic Progress, Continued Uncertainty as Litigation DragsÂ
Washington, D.C. — Since 2012, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) has served as a beacon of hope for more than 835,000 undocumented immigrants who call the United States their home. A new survey by the U.S. Immigration Policy Center at the University of California, San Diego; United We Dream; the National Immigration Law Center; […]