Trump and Republicans in Congress have slashed critical HIV prevention funding that saves lives. They are attempting to roll back the years of efforts of advocates and organizers to end HIV in our communities. But we know HIV/AIDS does not discriminate.
Denaturalization is just another tactic to advance their anti-immigrant, fascist, white nationalist agenda.
We must use every tool in court, the streets, and Congress to fight back.
As we continue to advocate for the resources our communities need, we must fight to protect funding for HIV/AIDS prevention and care. We must end the epidemic once and for all!
To every dad and father in #IL03 and beyond, thank you for all that you do to love and guide our communities! To all those who are grieving loss, family separation, and the impacts of war this Father’s Day, you are not alone. May a community of support and love surround you today.
While the Administration erodes every legal way for asylum seekers to receive protection, it is our responsibility to continue fighting for a fair asylum system that provides pathways, representation, and safety for everyone seeking refuge.
Papá, mi amor y respeto por ti es enorme. No pudiera ser la persona que soy hoy sin tu sacrificio y amor. ¡Feliz día del padre y feliz cumpleaños!
Thank you, JCUA, for your commitment to protect our neighbors, lead with joy, and to build community.
Know that in me, you will always have a champion fighting for our communities.
Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free.
On World Refugee Day we are reminded that seeking asylum is human right!
Trump and Miller are continuing to wage war on anyone who doesn't fit their narrow view of who gets to be an American. At every turn, they seek to strip people of color of their rights and protections.
Chicago remains union strong! 💪
Congrats to the nurses of St. Mary of Nazareth Hospital on their vote to unionize. I call on all parties to respect workers' right to unionize and to collectively bargain for better working conditions.
