Immigration Justice
Immigration Justice
Everyone in our state, no matter their immigration status or primary language, deserves to live a healthy life, provide for themselves and their loved ones, and have access to opportunity. The vitality of our cities and towns are greater because of the many contributions of our immigrant community members. Yet many undocumented workers and refugees are consistently denied equitable access to the same resources and opportunities that citizens can access. Lawmakers must ensure resources and opportunities are welcoming, reflective of our newly arrived neighbors, and accessible to all.
Most Recent
Blog Post Washington state must keep families safe and together by strengthening our data privacy laws
Blog Post Protecting our immigrant neighbors is essential for our collective well-being
Brief/Report The economic and fiscal impacts of mass deportation
Video/Webinar Testimony in support of Wage Replacement Program for Undocumented Workers
Blog Post A wage replacement program for undocumented workers boosts the economy
Fact Sheet Immigrants are a vital part of Washington’s future
Fact Sheet Los inmigrantes son fundamentales para el futuro de Washington
Blog Post Newly arrived refugees and asylum seekers are essential to Washington
Blog Post The 2024 legislative session’s small victories
Blog Post A year into the Working Families Tax Credit’s launch, we are seeing impactful results
Blog Post Data reveals immigrants are vital to Washington’s economy
Fact Sheet WFTC/GBI/UI Fact Sheet 2023
Fact Sheet WFTC ITIN Filers Fact Sheet 2023
Blog Post Thinking globally, acting locally
Blog Post Washington state’s Recovery Rebate is part of nationwide momentum to include immigrants
Blog Post Important progress happening on tax justice and racial justice
Brief/Report A Just Recovery Requires Lawmakers Include Immigrants