Approximately 23 million immigrants served as frontline workers throughout the pandemic, making it more important than ever before to show them support.

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Friend,

Earlier today, TV host and entrepreneur Carolina Sandoval sent out a call to our partners at the I Am An Immigrant initiative, and we wanted to make sure you saw it..

Every Valentine’s Day, immigration advocates like you join together for a Day of Action called #ToImmigrantsWithLove, which is an opportunity for immigrants and allies to lift up positive stories of immigration in America, and reaffirm the importance of immigrants and their many contributions to the social and economic fabric of our nation.

So take a moment to read Carolina’s note below, visit the I Am An Immigrant website, and join us in using the #ToImmigrantsWithLove hashtag to spread the love today!: [link removed]

Thank you,

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Friend,

This Valentine’s Day, in lieu of flowers and chocolate, I’m asking you to join me in uplifting spirits and spreading love to a group of people who need it most right now — immigrants across the country.

Approximately 23 million immigrants served as frontline workers throughout the pandemic, making it more important than ever before to show them support.

The I Stand With Immigrants Initiative is continuing its annual tradition of leading the #ToImmigrantsWithLove campaign, sending messages of support and encouragement to immigrants everywhere this Valentine’s Day.

We want them to know we love them, we support them, and we stand with them. Their home is here, their lives are here, and we will continue to fight for immigrants. Take a moment to share some love and encouragement with your immigrants in your life using the hashtag #ToImmigrantsWithLove.

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I continue to be so inspired by the advocacy of the immigration movement. Together, we are demanding progress and showing decision-makers across the country that fixing our broken immigration system must be a top priority.

We don’t know what the future holds, which makes it all the more important that we make sure our immigrant neighbors know that their communities are valued through it all.

So this Valentine’s Day, join us in sharing a message of support with immigrants everywhere. Take a moment to share love and encouragement ‪today, using the hashtag #ToImmigrantsWithLove.

Thanks for making the world a little bit brighter today,
Carolina

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