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Religious Leaders Denounce Trump Administration’s Latest Attack on Immigrant Children
Washington, DC – Religious organizations and leaders of diverse faiths are universally outraged at the Trump administration’s latest attempt to harm immigrant children: gutting the Flores settlement agreement, a legal framework that has been in place to protect migrant children for decades.Voter Suppression, Not Voter Fraud, Threatens Election Integrity
The President’s Advisory Commission on Election Integrity has a troubling potential to suppress the vote through unnecessary and potentially onerous restrictions.We Are Searching For Our Next General Secretary
The Friends Committee on National Legislation seeks a Spirit-led, seasoned, and strategic leader who brings vision, inspiration, and executive experience to the role of General Secretary.Staying Centered Amid the Chaos
Just a few weeks into the second Trump administration, chaos and confusion are running rampant in Washington, DC. Mass deportations and civil service layoffs are rolled out daily.
Faith Leaders Urge Immediate Action on Top Priorities
Faith leaders from various traditions sent a letter to Congress on January 18 urging immediate action on must-pass priorities for our nation.Lobby Congress
Lobbyists aren’t just professionals on Capitol Hill. Working with FCNL, thousands of advocates across the country are building relationships — and influence — with their members of Congress. FCNL’s advocacy programs provide support, trainings and teach you how to be an effective lobbyist in your community. Join our growing network!September 2025: Native American Legislative Update
On July 15, the House Interior Appropriations subcommittee passed the Fiscal Year 2026 (FY26) Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies spending bill (H.R.4754). Tribal programs in the bill were largely funded at or above FY25 levels, despite the President’s budget request, which called for deep spending cuts to some Indian Country programs.Queries for Discussion: Dismantling Racism and Militarism in U.S. Foreign Policy
The Dismantling Racism and Militarism in U.S. Foreign Policy report lays out a vision for transforming the U.S. role in the world. We encourage you to read and discuss the ideas in this paper with others in your Quaker meeting, church, or community group. We offer these queries to guide your discussion.FCNL Submits Comment Opposing Proposed Rule on Public Charge
On December 10, 2018, FCNL submitted a comment opposing a proposed rule that would dramatically expand the definition of what it means to be a “public charge.”21 Faith Organizations Call on Congress to Mitigate Damage from Border Wall Construction
FCNL joined 20 other religious organizations in submitting a statement to the House Homeland Security Committee titled “Examining the Effect of the Border Wall on Private and Tribal Landowners.” The comment states that “the rampant use of waivers and eminent domain to further border wall construction harms human communities and wildlife, and interferes with the sovereignty of indigenous communities in the border region.”