As Early Voting Begins, Naturalized Citizens, Children of Immigrants, and Eligible Voters Commit to Early Voting
WASHINGTON, D.C. — One month out from midterm elections, while this administration tries to prevent eligible people from voting and touts cruelty-first policies that harm our communities, naturalized…
NPNA Opposes Culture War Tactics as White House Strips Funding from Immigrant, Refugee, and LGBTQ+ Organizations
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Late Friday evening, the White House announced its plans to claw back $1 billion in congressionally approved funding for health, education, and service programs that…
Immigrant Rights Advocates, Refugees, Outraged by 2027 Presidential Determination Which Enables Outright Discrimination
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Friday, September 25, 2026 CONTACT: Rachel Dupree, racheld@masadc.com WASHINGTON, D.C. — On September 23rd, 2026, Senior officials of the Trump administration informed Congress that it…
On Constitution Day and Citizenship Day, NPNA and Congressional Champions Vow to Defend Our Constitutional Rights
WASHINGTON, D.C. — This Constitution Day and Citizenship Day, the National Partnership for New Americans (NPNA), Representative Delia Ramirez (IL), and Senators Mazie Hirono (HI) and Ed Markey…
AILA, NALEO Educational Fund, National Partnership for New Americans, Citizenshipworks, and the New Americans Campaign to Celebrate 21 Years of AILA Citizenship Day
WASHINGTON, D.C.—The American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO) Educational Fund, the National Partnership for New Americans (NPNA), Citizenshipworks (a…
NPNA Marks Citizenship Month with Call to Protect Access to Naturalization, Legal Pathways
WASHINGTON, D.C. — This Citizenship Month, in the face of sweeping efforts from the White House to undermine access to citizenship and legal immigration, the National Partnership for…
On the ballot in the US midterms: Economy (opens in a new tab)
New voters to play key role in Arizona midterms (opens in a new tab)
Newly naturalized citizens could sway elections in key states (opens in a new tab)
The number of immigrants who became U.S. citizens in Georgia, Arizona, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Florida between fiscal years 2016 and 2020 is greater than the 2020 presidential margin…
Hundreds of thousands of Texas’ newly naturalized citizens could swing upcoming elections (opens in a new tab)
Biden budget accelerates shift from Trump policies on immigration (opens in a new tab)
President Biden’s annual budget proposal would substantially increase funds for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) while further taking the agency away from the enforcement-heavy policies imbued into it by…
Biden ends Trump-era asylum curbs amid border-region Democrat backlash (opens in a new tab)
Joe Biden will next month end a controversial pandemic-related expulsion policy that effectively closed America’s asylum system at its border with Mexico, it was announced on Friday.
On the ballot in the US midterms: Economy (opens in a new tab)
New voters to play key role in Arizona midterms (opens in a new tab)
Newly naturalized citizens could sway elections in key states (opens in a new tab)
The number of immigrants who became U.S. citizens in Georgia, Arizona, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Florida between fiscal years 2016 and 2020 is greater than the 2020 presidential margin…
Hundreds of thousands of Texas’ newly naturalized citizens could swing upcoming elections (opens in a new tab)
Biden budget accelerates shift from Trump policies on immigration (opens in a new tab)
President Biden’s annual budget proposal would substantially increase funds for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) while further taking the agency away from the enforcement-heavy policies imbued into it by…
Biden ends Trump-era asylum curbs amid border-region Democrat backlash (opens in a new tab)
Joe Biden will next month end a controversial pandemic-related expulsion policy that effectively closed America’s asylum system at its border with Mexico, it was announced on Friday.
Biden spending plan ‘not good enough’ on immigration: Advocates (opens in a new tab)
Washington, DC – Legislators in the US House of Representatives this month advanced President Joe Biden’s ambitious $1.75-trillion domestic spending plan, which aims to expand the nation’s social safety net and…
She came to the U.S. from Mexico 44 years ago. On Tuesday, she voted for the first time. (opens in a new tab)
Forty-four years since emigrating from Mexico for a farming job, Rutilia Ornelas decided to apply for citizenship this year for one purpose: to vote for the Democratic presidential…
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