Supports the goals and ideals of Immigrant Heritage Month.
Recognizes the diverse cultures and contributions of immigrants to America, including their roles in various sectors such as technology, healthcare, agriculture, and the military.
Highlights the economic contributions of immigrants, including $1.9 trillion earned and $524.7 billion paid in taxes in 2021, and their significant role as entrepreneurs.
Emphasizes the importance of immigrant labor in the U.S. agricultural sector and other industries facing labor shortages.
Notes the contributions of Temporary Protected Status-eligible individuals and DACA recipients to the U.S. economy and essential industries.
Acknowledges the service of noncitizen soldiers in the U.S. military and the high percentage of immigrant healthcare workers, including during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Calls for the condemnation of anti-immigrant rhetoric by elected, faith, and civil society leaders.
Urges the executive branch and state and local leaders to educate the public on immigrant contributions and uplift their voices.
Advocates for the safety and security of immigrant and undocumented communities.
Encourages educators to combat anti-immigrant rhetoric in academic settings.
Calls on Congress and the executive branch to protect undocumented immigrants and create pathways for citizenship.
