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Dear John,
In this week’s newsletter:
* E [#222] xecutive Branch Updates [#222]
* HUD Rule Sign-On [#15]
* Video Playlist [#78]
* Birthright Citizenship Toolkit [#81]
Executive Branch Tracker Updates: JD Vance’s New Task Force on Fraud, DHS Tries to Access Employer Data, and Court Blocks Termination of HHS Funding
* The Trump administration issued an Executive Order [[link removed]] (EO) establishing a new Task Force to Eliminate Fraud that will be led by Vice President JD Vance. The EO claims that immigrants are illegally receiving benefits and requires HHS, USDA, HUD, DHS and other benefit granting agencies to participate. It also directs each agency to report to the task force within 30 days on transactions and processes most susceptible to fraud and suggested measures to prevent it. ( More in Tracker [[link removed]] )
* Propublica reported that DHS is seeking access to the Federal Parent Locator Service as well as the National Directory of New Hires. These data sources provide name, address, social security number and earnings of ever employed work, and information on every child in the U.S. who is the subject of a state child support case. ( More in Tracker [[link removed]] )
* In better news, a U.S. District Court issued a partial preliminary injunction [[link removed]] that blocks HHS from terminating funding to Illinois, California, Colorado and Minnesota on the basis that HHS violated the Administrative Procedure Act. (More in Tracker [[link removed]] )
Sign On: HUD Mixed-Status Rule Comment
On February 20, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking [[link removed]] to bar mixed-status families from living in HUD-assisted housing. The proposed rule would deny housing assistance to eligible individuals – including U.S. citizens and lawfully present immigrants – if someone in their household does not have an eligible immigration status. Join PIF in opposing the proposed rule by signing your organization onto our comment through the link below.
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Videos: What Immigrant Families Should Know
As issues affecting immigrants change rapidly under the current administration, we’ve created a series of brief videos to share what immigrant families should know. Video topics have included data privacy, public charge, health and social service program eligibility, and more. See the videos on our YouTube playlist via the link below.
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Partner Resource: Birthright Citizenship Toolkit
As the Supreme Court prepares to hear Trump v. Barbara , the lawsuit to defeat Trump’s executive order to end birthright citizenship as we know it, the Asian Law Caucus has prepared a toolkit to share what you need to know about the case. The toolkit includes important dates, talking points, customizable digital engagement templates, and more. Get the toolkit via the link below.
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