150+ immigration groups tell Democrats: cut enforcement funding, open citizenship path
A coalition of more than 150 immigration rights organizations and allies is pressing Democrats to slash funding for federal immigration enforcement agencies and create a pathway to citizenship. The demand landed Monday in a letter first shared with Politico, aimed at the party as it prepares to control the next Congress.
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More than 150 immigration rights organizations and their allies signed onto a letter sent Monday urging Democrats to cut funding for federal immigration enforcement agencies and to establish a pathway to citizenship. The coalition timed the push to the party's coming control of the next Congress, according to The Hill.
The letter, first shared with Politico, lays out the groups' two headline asks: money pulled from federal immigration enforcement and a route to citizenship. The coalition framed the demands as priorities for Democrats once they hold the gavel.
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