Washington, DC – Ahead of the State of the Union, youth-led organizations representing millions of Gen-Z, March for Our Lives, Sunrise Movement, Gen Z for Change and United We Dream Action, released the following joint statement: “Young people showed up to defend our democracy in record numbers in 2020 and in

Washington – Today, far-right House Republicans are holding their first congressional hearing focused on the southern border as part of the MAGA led investigations into the Biden administration. These hearings wholly hinge on dangerous rhetoric, and misinformation about immigrants concocted by MAGA Republicans in order to distract and divide.  This

Washington, D.C. – Two years after the deadly attack on our democracy on January 6th Greisa Martinez Rosas, Executive Director of United We Dream Action, said:  “Two years ago we witnessed a horrific and deadly insurrection on our nation’s capitol, which was fueled by lies and disinformation, and was a

Washington, D.C.— Over the weekend it became clear that Democrats will retain control of the Senate as races were called in Arizona and Nevada. While we wait for a runoff in Georgia, we have seen progressive wins and victories across the country proving once again pro-immigrant candidates and policies are

Texas – Last night, the Texas 35th Congressional District voted to send pro-immigrant Greg Casar to represent them in the next Congress. Leading up to the midterm election, immigrant youth of United We Dream Action mobilized voters in TX-35 to make sure they had a plan to vote. Michelle Ming,

Washington, D.C. – As the end of election day nears, United We Dream Action (UWDA) and its volunteers are taking the time to look back on all they’ve accomplished in the 2022 Here to Stay campaign.  With so much at stake, over 400 UWDA volunteers took action in a targeted,

Washington, D.C. – This midterm election, United We Dream Action (UWDA) spent over $350k for non-partisan ads in Florida, Texas, Nevada, and Arizona, with over $100K in Spanish language ads to “get out the vote” in Nevada alone. Latinx and immigrant communities continue to be faced with persistent right-wing disinformation

Washington, D.C. – This midterm election cycle, United We Dream Action (UWDA) spent over six figures on digital electoral ads across a slate of candidates that exposed anti-immigrant politicians and supported ten pro-immigrant candidates in important battleground races. From highlighting Michelle Vallejo’s community values in the TX-15 House race to

Washington, D.C,—Con menos de una semana para el final de la votación en las elecciones de medio término, United We Dream Action tiene al aire un anuncio digital en español dejándole claro  a los votantes que los republicanos están en contra de los latinos trabajadores.  El anuncio digital está siendo

Washington, D.C. – As the midterm elections approach, United We Dream Action (UWDA) has made it their mission to expose the truth about the Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Arizona, Blake Masters. UWDA’s latest ad brings to light Masters’ extremist xenophobic comments and right-wing agenda. Masters has dedicated his