Trump and Stephen Miller are trampling on the U.S. military and rule of law in the name of mass deportation U.S. military veteran Sae Joon Park, an immigrant who arrived in America from South Korea at age seven, is the best of who we are. Looking for purpose after...
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For many immigrants across the nation, this past July 4th holiday was one that they’ll never forget. From George Washington’s historic estate in Virginia to Arizona’s majestic national parks to California’s Travis Air Force Base, hundreds of immigrants raised their right hands and were sworn in as brand-new citizens...
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Immigrants continue to believe in America, as a number of naturalization ceremonies ahead of the Independence Day holiday make clear. On Friday, I gave congratulatory remarks at a naturalization oath ceremony. One of our #OR06 neighbors contacted my office when they needed casework assistance, and my team helped them...
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Serving, Defending, Dying to Protect America As Americans all over the country prepare to celebrate July 4 festivities with picnics, fireworks, and parades, it’s also a time to celebrate our nation’s enduring history as a beacon of hope for millions of immigrants who have arrived here in search of...
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Washington, DC — Ahead of Senate Republicans’ scramble to pass their massive and harmful budget bill, Vice President J.D. Vance made clear that turbocharging Stephen Miller’s mass deportation obsession remains White House priority number one. In a late night social media post ahead of his tie-breaking vote in the...
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Jun 30, 2025
Celebrating Our Shared Immigrant Heritage As Immigrant Heritage Month 2025 comes to a close, we wanted to make sure you didn’t miss out on any of the content from the America’s Voice team lifting up the immigrants who call this country their home. We kicked off the month with...
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Washington, DC — The following is a statement from America’s Voice Executive Director Vanessa Cárdenas, reacting to today’s Supreme Court’s ruling in Trump v. CASA. “Like most Americans, I’ve always believed the U.S. was a place where our Constitutional rights were guaranteed—where citizenship, especially constitutionally enshrined birthright citizenship, was...
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Caroline Dias Goncalves, the University of Utah student who was abducted by Stephen Miller’s mass deportation agents following a routine traffic stop earlier this month, has finally been freed after two agonizing weeks in ICE custody. In remarks following her release, the Dream.US scholar described her 15 days in...
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San Diego Bishop-elect Michael Pham, a former refugee who recently became Pope Leo XIV’s first bishop appointment, was among faith leaders to bear witness and support immigrants at their immigration court hearings on World Refugee Day last Friday, compelled by their values and the unprecedented surge in arrests of...
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You’ve Got Some Explaining to Do with Your Constituents A number of Latino House Republicans will have some explaining to do to their constituents in the next election. They are trying to have it both ways when it comes to mass deportation architect-in-chief Stephen Miller’s maniacal preoccupation with hunting...
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