Allofus United

11/25/2021

This Thanksgiving, we're grateful for all the immigrant men and women working hard to put food on American tables, today and every day.

08/10/2020

6.3 million immigrants are working on the front lines of the pandemic in essential roles such as:
- doctors
- home health aides
- agricultural workers
- meat processing industry workers
& more

President Trump is threatening to impose new immigration restrictions over coronavirus. But these numbers show foreign-born workers are a large part of industries that are key to keeping the country afloat.

07/08/2020

Congratulations to on launching today! Learn more about the local effort in the Dubuque, Iowa region:

The best and perhaps the only way to conquer the coronavirus is for All of Us to work together, united as one community. Join AllofUsDubuque and learn about the work being done to fight COVID-19, the diverse cultures that make up our community, and how you can help keep Dubuque safe and vibrant.

06/22/2020

Thursday's Supreme Court ruling was a sigh of relief for the thousands of recipients working in essential industries across the country.

But they still need a permanent legislative solution from Congress.

06/17/2020

From healthcare to agriculture, Americans, regardless of where we were born, are standing shoulder to shoulder during the COVID-19 crisis. are in this together. Learn more at allofuscare.com.

06/15/2020

The Supreme Court did not issue a ruling on DACA today. The next potential decision day is on Thursday.

The thousands of DACA recipients working in essential industries during the COVID-19 pandemic deserve a legislative solution.

06/08/2020

The Supreme Court will not issue a decision on today.

The thousands of Dreamers that have been on the frontlines of the pandemic response deserve a legislative solution.

05/28/2020

, including the countless immigrants on the front lines, are essential to overcoming this pandemic — and re-emerging from this crisis stronger than before, immigrant and former Driscoll's CEO Kevin Murphy writes.

Having been an agriculture CEO and an immigrant myself, I am disappointed to say that one group of essential workers in America continues to fall through the cracks of any social contract – the tens of thousands of immigrants (legal, guest and undocumented) who work our fields, harvest our crops a...

05/26/2020

Immigrants’ contributions to the economy and society are indispensable during the COVID-19 pandemic. From healthcare to agriculture, Americans, regardless of where we were born, are standing shoulder to shoulder during the COVID-19 crisis. Our response needs to include , including the DACA recipients on the front line. allofuscare.com

05/21/2020

"As we stare into the depths of some uncertain times ahead, now is the time to show what has made the United States the bastion of hope for immigrants and refugees from all around the world. In the end, it truly will take together, to overcome the impact of the Covid-19 virus."

- Bishop Mario E. Dorsonville

The coronavirus has made clear how much we depend on the contributions of essential workers, many of them immigrants, writes Bishop Mario E. Dorsonville, chairman of the U.S. Bishops’ Committee on Migration.

05/19/2020

Immigrants’ contributions to the economy and society are indispensable during the COVID-19 pandemic. From healthcare to agriculture, Americans, regardless of where we were born, are standing shoulder to shoulder during the COVID-19 crisis. Our response needs to include . allofuscare.com

05/16/2020

Immigrants’ contributions to the economy and society are indispensable during the COVID-19 pandemic.