Executive Orders and Action Updates

This week’s federal policy roundup covers voting rights, immigration enforcement, civil liberties, and campaign finance. Key developments include DOJ threatening California over alleged noncitizen voters; a federal judge striking down DOJ’s voter-roll screening policy; the search of Rep. Ilhan Omar’s home weeks before the elections; a court protecting human rights

This week’s federal policy roundup covers a range of significant policy developments and their impact on our communities. It includes developments on voting rights, personal freedoms, immigration enforcement, healthcare access, civil liberties, and federal spending. Reminder: The 2030 Census is facing proposed changes that could erase millions of people from

This is a special edition of NNAAC’s Federal Policy Roundup. The federal government has proposed changes to the 2030 Census that would erase millions of people from the national count, among them Arab Americans, immigrants, and communities of color. Public comments are open through November 2, and your voice is

This week’s federal policy roundup covers immigration enforcement, voting rights, healthcare access, civil rights, and federal spending. Key developments include the Supreme Court allowing rapid third-country deportations to resume and expanded voter citizenship checks before the midterms; Medicaid coverage ending for hundreds of thousands of lawfully present immigrants; the White

This week’s federal policy roundup covers immigration enforcement, healthcare access, food assistance, and press freedom. Key developments include the cancellation of more than 750,000 ACA marketplace plans; a court ruling requiring notice before third country deportations; a judge striking down USDA’s unlawful SNAP implementation timeline; and a permanent block on

This week’s federal policy roundup covers developments in immigration policy, voting rights, environmental policy, and federal funding and their impacts on our communities. Key developments include the expansion of public charge criteria taking effect September 18, the Supreme Court blocking USPS mail-ballot restrictions ahead of the November midterms, the EPA

This week’s federal policy roundup covers data equity, immigration enforcement, civil rights, and voting rights. Key developments include a court blocking IRS disclosure of taxpayer information to ICE; the Education Department withholding gender-identity civil rights data; the Trump administration asking the Supreme Court to restore an expanded voter-verification system; and

This week’s federal policy roundup covers government funding, immigration enforcement, civil rights, education, and public health, and their impact on our communities. Key developments include a short-term funding extension; court rulings protecting birthright citizenship and university free speech; federal efforts to dismantle equal opportunity programs and expand immigration enforcement; and

This week’s federal policy roundup covers immigration, voting rights, and geography. A sweeping immigrant visa ban affecting 75 countries was struck down as new policies paused all visa interviews worldwide and the administration moved to revoke visas of asylum seekers. Meanwhile, new restrictions on federal mail ballot delivery set to

This week’s federal policy roundup covers immigration enforcement, voting rights, public health, and civil liberties. From the termination of TPS protections for thousands of Ethiopians, to a whistleblower alleging political interference in university civil rights investigations, to new public charge guidance that could push immigrant families away from programs they