The immigration policies we envision will allow people to migrate to the United States regardless of their wealth or skill levels, to preserve their families’ unity, to change their places of employment and to apply for lawful permanent status and eventual citizenship.
Just Immigration
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Quaker Statements on Just Migration
Many Quaker organizations, meetings, and churches are sharing their concern around welcome and migration.
Support Strategic Compassion to Secure Peace
Congress must urge the administration to resume all foreign assistance programs and fully fund aid, including migration accounts, in the FY26 State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs bill.
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Anika Forrest
Legislative Director, Domestic Policy
Vanessa Schoning
Migration and Policy Administrative Assistant
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No Blank Check for Cruelty: Oppose the Mass Deportation Agenda
How to write to your newspaper to protect communities
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Citizenship for All
Congressional inaction comes at an enormous cost to our immigrant neighbors, coworkers, classmates, and friends—and there is a significant cost to the United States as a whole.
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A Quaker Statement on Migration
We are committed to working for a world where dignity and rights are upheld regardless of migration status and not on the basis of citizenship or perceived deservedness.
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Know Your Rights and Deportation Defense
Partner resources so you can know your rights as an immigrant and defend your community against mass deportation threats.
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