10/28/2026
What is National Immigrants Day?
Every October 28th, we celebrate National Immigrants Day, a day to recognize and honor the contributions, resilience, and achievements of immigrants in the United States. 🦋 Today we honor the courage of the individuals and families who leave their home countries in search of new opportunities, safety, and a better future.
Rooted in courage. Guided by hope. 🧡
Did you know? 🦋
Butterflies are a symbol of migration! Just like immigrants, they make journeys that represent movement, transformation, and resilience. Monarch butterflies travel thousands of miles across borders, and it takes several generations to complete the trip. Their migration reminds us that the courage to embrace change, overcome challenges, and adapt to new environments has always been part of what it means to move toward a better future.
Today, we celebrate every immigrant who has taken that journey. Thank you for everything you bring to our communities. 🧡