Immigration
At the core of the Immigration Task Force’s work is the goal of achieving a comprehensive federal immigration reform with a pathway to citizenship for Dreamers and essential workers. It also focuses on protecting the due process of asylum seekers, and policies to reform immigration detention, expand DACA, help improve sanctuary cities efforts, access to education and healthcare for immigrants, access to drivers licenses regardless of immigration status, increasing pathways to citizenship, and the demilitarization of the southwest border, among others.
Task Force Leadership 2024-2025
Recent Resolutions
Opposition to Arizona Bill HCR2060, Now Proposition 314
Repeal Legislation that Criminalizes Helping Undocumented People
Voiding Inequality and Seeking Inclusion for Our Immigrant Neighbors (VISION)
Ban Private Detention in Immigration Law Enforcement
Pandemic Relief Regardless of Immigration Status
Grant residency and a path to citizenship to COVID-19 farmworkers
and other essential pandemic workers
Granting Temporary Protected Status to Venezuelan Immigrants
EMERGENCY RESOLUTION: Rejecting the Construction of a Wall Along the Entire U.S.-Mexico Border and Calling for Dignified Treatment for Asylum-Seeking Legal Immigrants and Robust Funding for Immigration Courts and Central American Betterment Initiatives
EMERGENCY RESOLUTION: End the Separation of Migrant Families and Reject the Detention of Children and Families
EMERGENCY RESOLUTION: End the Uncertainty and Create a Pathway to Citizenship for Dreamers Now
