Dear John, 

In this week’s newsletter:

• Mobilize the Immigrant Vote
• Impact of Medicaid Unwinding on Immigrant Families
• PIF Partners Oppose Reported Asylum Restrictions 

Next Tuesday is “Super Tuesday” – the day on which more primary elections will be held than any other day in the 2024 election cycle – so the nation’s attention will be focused on voting. Naturalized immigrants account for one-tenth of all eligible voters, but naturalized citizens vote in lower numbers on election day, with just 41% voting in the 2022 general election, as compared to 53% of US-born citizens.

Organizations serving immigrant families can make a difference, by leading or supporting local voter registration campaigns. Nonprofit VOTE and the Fair Elections Center both offer resources that can help your organization get started.

PIF Director Adriana Cadena joins the Georgetown Center on Children and Families’ Leo Cuello and host Matt Robison to talk about Medicaid unwinding on the Beyond Politics podcast. Listen on the podcast service of your choice, and help spread the word by retweeting our post on the episode.

More than 150 international, community, legal, human rights, and faith-based organizations sent a letter last week to President Biden responding to reports that the Biden administration is considering using executive action to restrict asylum. PIF is working with our partners to push back and, hopefully, the administration will not move forward with harmful actions that undermine existing asylum policies. 

Visit our website at www.pifcoalition.org

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