Ahead of next week’s Nov. 4 elections, America’s Voice has assembled a brief immigration primer on two of the most-watched contests in the country: the gubernatorial races in New Jersey and Virginia. NEW JERSEY New Jersey’s Democratic gubernatorial nominee, U.S. Representative Mikie Sherrill, supports a pathway to citizenship while...
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Where would we be without pumpkins on Halloween? From harvesting the apples that go into Fourth of July pies to processing the turkey that we enjoy around our Thanksgiving tables, immigrants help bring home many holidays and annual celebrations – and Halloween is no exception. Without the labor and...
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The growing list of ICE violations against U.S. citizens includes nearly 20 American children—including two with cancer It’s hard not to see the all-too-often brutal footage of ICE wrongfully targeting our citizens and our neighbors – unless you’re the Speaker of the House. Mike Johnson, one of the top...
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Immigrant rights as well as individual freedoms were top of mind for millions at the unprecedented “No Kings” rallies across the country this past weekend If June’s “No Kings” rallies were described as historic (and they were!), then last weekend’s No Kings sequel – which saw millions of people...
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One report has identified more than 100 U.S. citizen children who have been separated from their parents due to mass deportation—and there are likely more out there Last year, a teen named Billy bravely spoke out in defense of other kids at risk of being separated from their families....
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Farmers “will imminently face severe challenges accessing a sufficient and legal supply of labor to sustain current food production levels,” the department quietly conceded Donald Trump’s mass detention and deportation policies are posing an “immediate” danger to our nation’s food supply by driving away skilled immigrant farm workers and...
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Rev. David Black, who has since joined a lawsuit against the administration “alleging violations of the First and Fourth Amendments,” says he protests to let immigrants know “that they are not alone” Rev. David Black, a minister in the Presbyterian Church, told Religion News Service that his arms had...
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As Hispanic Heritage Month 2025 soon comes to an end, we want to make sure you haven’t missed some of the events celebrating the culture, history, and accomplishments of the Latino communities that help make up the diverse fabric of America. In Texas, home to one of the largest...
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There’s power in standing up for each other The recent release of a number of unjustly detained immigrants shows there’s power in resistance and speaking out for our neighbors. In Texas, Paulo Cesar Gamez Lira and Catalina “Xóchitl” Santiago recently won their release from ICE detention after being swept...
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Priorities As the administration’s shutdown now enters week two with no end in sight, daily life for American families is in dire straits. The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children, more commonly known as WIC, will run out of money and leave millions of kids and...
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