Check out our President & CEO's, @hesanche, reaction to Trump’s Executive Orders on immigration and policing on the New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/28/us/politics/trump-executive-orders-immigration.html
Leading to the 100 days in office, Trump is once again criminalizing the immigrant community to fuel hate and division in our nation. In response to his latest desperate attacks, @hesanche, President & CEO released the following statement: ...https://www.mifamiliavota.org/mfv-condemns-trumps-anti-immigrant-attacks-ahead-his-100-days-of-failure/
On this #WorkersMemorialDay, we continue to raise our voices to remind the nation that immigrants and our working class communities are the backbone of this country. The fight for workers' rights is the fight for immigrant justice ✊🏾✊🏼✊🏽
Interim Colorado State Director, Naomi Jozovich, talked to @CPRNews regarding the Trump administration's funding cuts to crucial programs that help combat climate change. 🌎🌱
Read the full story here: ...https://www.cpr.org/2025/04/09/trump-ends-funding-epa-maptcc-rural-tribal-communities/
🌱 Our communities deserve clean air, safe water, and enjoy a healthy environment for generations to come. Our teams live, work, and raise our families in areas more exposed to toxic air and water and we will not be silent. #EarthDay2025 #SupportClimateAction
🚨 Thank you @GovernorHobbs for standing up for our community and for all Arizonans! Together with our partner organizations, Mi Familia Vota has been advocating and organizing against the Arizona ICE Act, which would’ve forced local law enforcement to act as immigration agents.
The Supreme Court ruled 9-0 that the Trump administration must facilitate the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia.
The story of his detainment is horrifying, all of us must share his story and demand his quick and safe return.
An assault on the due process rights of anyone is a…
We know our worth – We are the backbone of this economy and this country and we belong.
Last week, our President and CEO, @hesanche, delivered the 2025 CMAS Distinguished Lecture hosted by @UTArlington & their Center for Mex Am Studies. This moment served as a call to action: we must continue organizing, mobilizing, & building lasting political power for our gente.
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