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Teresa DeLeon, immigrant from the Philippines and member of SEIU 1199NW

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iAmerica is the #ImmigrantJustice campaign of @seiu_org, empowering dreams & igniting change by advocating for the rights of all American families.

Stripping working people of their legal immigratio

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A Venezuelan mother in Los Angeles pays taxes and works hard to support her family back home. Ending Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Venezuela would cut off the lifeline her daughter and parents depend on. She had once believed Trump could bring change, but now admits, “I was wrong.” ... See MoreSee Less

These Venezuelans are in the U.S. legally. A Supreme Court order on TPS is upending their lives.

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A Supreme Court order that provided more questions than answers is jeopardizing immigration protections for Venezuelans with temporary protected status.

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In times of fear and division, solidarity is our strongest tool. Together, working people — no matter where we were born or who we love — make America work and thrive.

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Mery Davis, home care worker and SEIU 1199 member

I have very few photos from my life before I arrived in America. At some point, I had a picture of my sisters and me when they visited Honduras after my first child was born. But when I started working in America, someone robbed me and took my pocketbook where I had the photo. That loss didn’t keep me from having a good life here though.