From Adriana Cadena <[email protected]>
Subject Reconciliation Brief, Policy Tracker, and More
Date May 21, 2025 6:45 PM
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Dear John,
In this week’s newsletter:
* Reconciliation Policy Brief [#2] [#4]
* Executive Branch Policy Tracker [#9]
* Bi-Weekly Resilience Sessions [#8]
Policy Brief: Immigrant Benefit Provisions in GOP Reconciliation Package
Congressional Republicans have begun crafting a budget “reconciliation” bill with major consequences for the health of millions of families. The reconciliation bill poses additional risks for the country’s immigrant families and their health and wellbeing, the economy, and state and local budgets. Our new brief provides additional detail on the bill approved by key House committees. Get the brief via the link below, and please share with your networks.
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Policy: Executive Branch Policy Tracker
Since Inauguration Day, The Trump administration has taken an unprecedented number of executive actions harmful to immigrant families. A new tracking tool now on our website can help you keep track of these orders and their status, in key federal offices and agencies like the Social Security Administration, the U.S. Departments of Housing and Urban Development, Agriculture, Health & Human Services, and more. We plan to update the tracker regularly, and you’ll find a last updated date on each page. Access the tracker below, and share with your networks. Want to share a resource or an update? Email [email protected] [[email protected]] and [email protected] [[email protected]] .
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Self-Care: Bi-weekly Resilience Sessions
This Friday, May 23, at 1:00 PM ET is our next session of “Moving Stillness: Grounding in Times of Chaos,” a free bi-weekly virtual space [[link removed]] to recharge your batteries, find healing in community, and build balance in turbulent times. Chalene Jones ( Taijiwithchalene.com [[link removed]] ) will facilitate Taiji and Qi Gong practices, as well as reflective space to help advocates feel restored and revitalized for the work ahead. To help prepare you, Chalene has shared two videos demonstrating the kinds of movements we’ll engage in in each session. Sessions will be held every other week through June. All levels and abilities are welcome! No equipment or experience necessary. Check out the videos below to learn more and practice on your own, and register for upcoming sessions.
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Protecting Immigrant Families Coalition
P.O. Box 34573
Washington, DC 20043
United States
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