Comprehensive Immigration Reform
Take Action in support of Comprehensive Immigration Reform
Our nation urgently needs an effective and practical immigration system that will reflect the best of America's values. Please join President Rosales and our LULAC members across the country in holding in-district meetings with your elected representatives to urge their support of a Comprehensive Immigration Reform package that will:
- Reduce the backlog of individuals seeking residency or citizenship and restructure the naturalization process in a manner that is streamlined, consistent, fair, and equitable for those seeking US Citizenship,
- Include a family reunification component and a pathway to legalization for 11 million persons seeking documentation,
- Ensure strong worker protections are in place before any "guest worker" type provisions are considered,
- Address our enforcement needs in a manner that is just, and consistent with our existing due process and civil rights laws.
A Nation of Immigrants
Throughout our country's history, immigrants have contributed immensely to our culture, our economy, our defense and our national pride. Almost all citizens of the United States are immigrants or the descendants of immigrants and each new generation of immigrants has reinvigorated our nation with the values and work ethic that has made America great. Our common experience has demonstrated that immigration is good for America, whether your ancestors arrived before the Declaration of Independence or just a generation ago. LULAC calls upon Congress and the President to embrace and uphold America's tradition as a nation of immigrants and pass comprehensive immigration reform that allows hard working immigrants and their families to become permanent legal residents of the United States.
News & Alerts
Aug 25, 2010
Anti-Immigrant Strategy Loses in Primary Election
Jul 28, 2010
Federal Judge Blocks Most of Arizona’s SB 1070
Jul 14, 2010
LULAC Puts Immigration Center Stage in Albuquerque
Jul 12, 2010
LULAC Arrives, Aims at Arizona Law
Jul 10, 2010
New Lawsuit Slams Arizona’s Immigration Law
Important Immigration Links
- USCIS Web Site
- Citizenship
- Immigration FAQ
- Lawyer Referral
- LULAC vs INS
- Discrimination
- Practical Guide
- Free Legal Servs.
- Probono.net
- English For All
- USA Learns
- CLINIC
- Immigration Blog
- Census Data
- Immigrant Rights
- The Truth
- Myths & Facts
- Refugees
- Research
- Studies
- White House
- Xenophobia
Other Immigration Links
- Office of Special Counsel for Immigration Related Unfair Employment Practices (OSC)
- Anti-Defamation League Report: Immigrants Targeted: Extremist Rhetoric Moves into the Mainstream
- Harvard Latino Law Review: The Taxation of Undocumented Immigrants: Separate, Unequal, and Without Representation
- American Immigration Lawyers Association
- American Immigration Law Foundation
- Center of Human Rights & Constitutional Law
- Farmworker Justice
- MALDEF
- Nat. Council of La Raza
- Nat. Immigration Forum
- Office of Spec. Counsel
- U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
- Welcome to the United States: A Guide for New Immigrants (PDF Format)


