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It can be overwhelming to understand what is true and what is “fake news.” It can be scary and stressful not knowing who to trust or where to turn. Trustworthy news should not be hard to find.
You will only find accurate, reliable information from e-immigrate.
We will help you navigate through an unbiased lens to get the information you need to make informed decisions. Your journey to immigration should be a positive experience, regardless of your birthplace or past status.
News content on e-immigrate comes from these sources:
Silicon Valley Community Foundation and a community task force of trusted advisors dedicated to curating the latest immigration news from vetted sources.
GivingCompass.org, a trusted non-profit partner giving you confidence and assurance you are getting accurate reporting covering topics related to immigration, civil society, criminal justice, human rights, and much more.
Immigration can save lives during US COVID-19 pandemic
In New York and elsewhere across America, physicians and nurses are overwhelmed with patients suffering from COVID-19. “Nurses Die, Doctors Sick and Panic Rises on Virus Front Lines,” read a recent headline in the New York Times. Relaxed immigration policies could...
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This Week’s Resources on COVID-19
Discover a list of resources related to the COVID-19 pandemic for address Immigrant communities' needs and the needs of those while adjusting immigration status. This list will be updated regularly. The National Law Review: Business Immigration FAQ...
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Coronavirus relief bill leaves out many immigrants
President Donald Trump signed a $2 trillion coronavirus relief bill last week that promises to mitigate the impact of the crisis on workers — but it leaves out many immigrants. By Nicole Narea The bill, known as the CARES Act, delivers direct payments to most...
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Immigrant doctors are sidelined in the fight against COVID-19
Zahraa Al-Turaihi and Hussein Al-Sudani served as doctors in emergency rooms in Iraq during the war against ISIS. Now they're immigrants who are living in suburban Cleveland, Ohio, and ready to help fight the coronavirus pandemic, but they can't -- at least not until...
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The US at risk of shortage in health care workers
As the country faces a surge in those infected with the covid-19 virus, health care workers are increasingly at risk of getting sick and even dying. There are news reports that soon the country could run out of health care workers who are essential in fighting the...
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Immigrant health care workers on the front lines
As the COVID-19 pandemic unfolds, the U.S. health care system will likely be pushed to its limits. During this time, it is important to remember the role that immigrant health care workers play alongside their native-born colleagues on the front lines of this...
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Julie Robinson’s Story
Meet Julie Robinson, a community leader and outreach manager at Refugee & Immigrant Services & Empowerment (RISE) at the Kansas City Public Library. The organization connects immigrants and refugees in the area with educational opportunities, mentorship and...
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New American Economy (NAE) and COVID-19 Resources
As government officials, journalists, advocates, business leaders, essential workers, and concerned community members, we know that you are fighting to respond effectively and safely to the COVID-19 public health crisis. New American Economy (NAE) is working to...
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Immigration in the time of COVID-19
An unprecedented global pandemic that knows no borders has brought into sharp focus the intersection of U.S. immigration and public health policy, and the unique challenges that immigrants face in the United States today. By Muzaffar Chishti and Sarah Pierce The...
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Your Guide to DACA Renewal by ILRC
This guide is for individuals whose DACA expired after September 5, 2016 and are looking to file a “renewal” application in the coming months. By ILRC (Immigrant Legal Resource Center) The guide includes annotated forms I-821D, I-765 and I-765ws which form a renewal...
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Statement on family separation at the U.S. border
Statement on family separation at the U.S. border We are deeply troubled by the heart-breaking images of families being torn apart at our borders. These actions go against our values of decency, respect and basic humanity. Silicon Valley Community Foundation is...
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