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Take Action: I Voted for Immigration Reform! …You Should Too

I Voted for Immigration Reform! …You Should Too

I Voted for Immigration Reform! …You Should Too

We urgently need your help to set in place an effective immigration system that will reflect the best of America’s values. Please add your name to the petition to send a postcard to your representatives urging them to pass Comprehensive Immigration Reform in the 113th Session of Congress! ...

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 Moran 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:

  • Allow undocumented workers already in the U.S. to contribute to the U.S. economy and society by providing them with a pathway to citizenship;
  • Reduce the backlog of individuals seeking residency or citizenship;
  • Recognize that immigrants are an integral part of the U.S. labor force by addressing employment-based immigration needs and reforming the visa system for issuing permanent and temporary visas for high-skilled & low-skilled workers – this will allow workers to fill jobs already available to them and will better position the U.S. in the global economy and the global labor recruitment arena;
  • Ensure strong worker protections are in place before any "guest worker" type provisions are considered,
  • Reunite American families by allowing a U.S. citizen or permanent resident to sponsor their same-sex partner for immigration to the U.S., a right which is currently denied - this will not redefine marriage and would not repeal the Defense of Marriage Act law – however, it will benefit both these American citizens and the companies which employ them here in the U.S.; and
  • Address our enforcement needs in a manner that is just, and consistent with our existing due process and civil rights laws.






Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Process

Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Process

Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Process

Deferred Action: News & Resources

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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.

Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)

VAWA: Myths & Facts

VAWA: Myths & Facts

The Violence Against Women Act Reauthorization-S.1925 The Truth About Title VIII, Protection of Battered Immigrants .. (PDF format)

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Immigration Summit

Immigration Summit

Oct 4, 2012 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM at the Kennedy Caucus Room, Russell Senate Buding, Washington, DC

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US Chamber of Commerce; Immigration Myths and Facts

US Chamber of Commerce; Immigration Myths and Facts

Despite the numerous studies and carefully detailed statistical reports outlining the positive effects of immigration, there is a great deal of misinformation about the impact of immigration. It is critical that policymakers and the public are educated about the facts behind these fallacies.

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U.S. Latinos’ Perceptions & Actions Around Immigration Debate: Law Enforcement, Lifestyle and Voting Impact

U.S. Latinos’ Perceptions & Actions Around Immigration Debate: Law Enforcement, Lifestyle and Voting Impact

LULAC, Hispanic Federation, and LatinoMetrics released a poll during the LULAC National Convention in Albuquerque, NM on Wednesday, July 14, 2010 entitled “U.S. Latinos’ Perceptions & Actions Around Immigration Debate: Law Enforcement, Lifestyle and Voting Impact.”

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“We are horrified," said LULAC National Past President Rosa Rosales. "This law opens the doors to racial profiling. It requires police officers, if they form a 'reasonable suspicion' that someone is an illegal immigrant, to determine the person’s immigration status.”

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News & Alerts

May 22, 2013

LULAC Applauds Gang of Eight’s Consensus Leading to Swift Immigration Reform

The League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) commends the Gang of Eight for its bi-partisan efforts to build an effective and practical immigration system that will reflect the best of America's values and the will of the American people.

May 3, 2013

LULAC DC Immigration Reform Town Hall

As the immigration debate tasks enter stage on Capitol Hill, LULAC invites you to attend and interact with leaders in the community and members of congress in our upcoming Immigration Town Hall on Wednesday, May 8, at 6 PM until 8 PM.

May 2, 2013

Mega Marcha 2013

The Mega Marcha and Rally will be on Cinco de May, 2013, @ 1:30 PM starting at Guadalupe Cathedral on Ross Avenue, Downtown Dallas, Texas and proceed to City Hall a distance of 2.2 miles...

Apr 9, 2013

LULAC Immigration Toolkit

The League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) has created this toolkit to help your council host an immigration reform town hall meeting that will engage and inform our community to take action as Congress debates Comprehensive Immigration Reform.

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