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In 2018, Trump and many Republicans made race-based, finger-pointing, and scapegoating attacks of immigrants their main campaign message. It will be the main message this cycle too.
America’s Voice will again be tracking racist ads and calling out those who run them and those who fund them. If you see any ads vilifying immigrants or using racist language, please send them our way.
Apr 28, 2026
Rep. Delia Ramirez Joins Experts to Discuss Stakes of SCOTUS TPS Case and Larger Pattern of Stripping Protections & Legal Status
Washington, DC — On a virtual press briefing held earlier today, America’s Voice Executive Director Vanessa Cárdenas hosted Rep. Delia Ramirez (IL-3), International Refugee Assistance Project (IRAP) Staff Attorney Megan Hauptman, and Cecilia Gonzalez, a Temporary Protected Status (TPS) recipient and co-founder of the Venezuelan American Caucus, to discuss...
Immigration Reform News April 28, 2026
English The Washington Post Trump officials hire ‘deportation judges’ with less training, experience By Maria Sacchetti April 27, 2026 The Washington Post New DHS chief’s call for quieter immigration enforcement alarms MAGA base By David Nakamura April 28, 2026 ABC News ‘America is my home’: TPS holders face high...
Apr 27, 2026
SCOTUS TPS Case a Reminder to Key House Republicans Ahead of Defining Budget Vote to Fund Mass Deportation
Washington, DC — Last week, America’s Voice highlighted why it’s “a time to choose” for a small contingent of House Republicans who support the Dignity Act and alternatives to mass deportation. These House GOPers will shortly have a chance to vote on the Senate-passed budget resolution that not only...
Essential Immigrant Workers:
18.3% of essential workers are immigrant-born. 17.5% of the labor force nationwide are immigrants.
US Health Care:
16% of essentialhealth care workers are immigrants.
TPS and DACA:
131,300 TPS holders and 202,500 DACA recipientsare working on the front lines.
Broad Support:
61% support free COVID-19 treatment forall regardless of status.
