And when mass deportations "start right here in Chicago, Illinois"
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"[Mass Deportation] starts January 21, and we're going to start right here in Chicago, Illinois."

John — I am disgusted. This is what Trump's border czar, Tom Homan, had to say while visiting our district earlier this week. 

 

Let me be clear: this type of dehumanizing and dangerous policy the Trump administration plans on using to target immigrants sets a dangerous precedent that puts us all at risk. Today it is immigrants, but we already know they will not stop there.  

 

In his most recent interviews, Trump has proposed ending birthright citizenship altogether — which would give him the sole power to decide who is American and who is not.

 

Through all of this, John, he's talking about people like my parents, people like my husband, and people like me. And it stresses how important and difficult the fight against MAGA extremists like this will be after January 20. 

 

Don't misunderstand me: this doesn't deter me from my fight for humane and comprehensive immigration reform. In fact, I'm more committed than ever to standing up against the right's attacks against immigrants, trans folks, women and anyone else whose humanity is questioned and challenged by this administration. 

 

But this does paint a troubling and uncertain picture of the future. While I want to keep fighting, grassroots support is key to maintaining our team's efforts. As we get closer to 2025, will you join Team Delia with a donation today and help us fight back against this harmful administration?

Thank you,

Congresswoman Delia Ramirez

 
Delia Ramirez

Delia Ramirez has dedicated her life and career to public service and advocating for working families. She is a deeply rooted community leader and public servant whose values are informed by her upbringing as the daughter of Guatemalan immigrants.

In 2022, Delia was elected to represent Illinois’ 3rd Congressional District and became the first Latina Congresswoman in the Midwest. In just a few months in Congress, she has introduced legislation with bipartisan support to help student veterans, is co-leading the Dream and Promise Act, and is introducing legislation that gives tenants the right to organize. She serves as Vice Ranking Member of the Homeland Security Committee, and sits on the Veterans’ Affairs Committee. She is also a Board Member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus (CPC) PAC, and CPC Special Order Hour Convener.

Delia also serves as Co-Chair of the Strengthening Democracy Task Force, as well as Vice Chair of the Equal Rights Amendment Caucus. She is a fighter who is determined to deliver for her constituents, and is working everyday to achieve equitable distribution of resources for Illinois infrastructure, clean energy, transportation, housing, healthcare, and jobs. She also advocates for federal resources so that Illinois may continue to be a welcoming state for new arrivals and asylum seekers.

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