What We Do
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Alliance for a New Immigration Consensus
Key Resources
These principles reflect our deeply rooted values as a nation. We believe these are vital principles for any leader working for an orderly, secure and humane immigration system — especially amid an election year. For a better immigration system in the United States, we must: Click here to learn about how leaders are highlighting our
Migration patterns have changed in recent decades, creating a new reality that requires action from the United States Congress. We have seen increases in migration at the southern border, and these increases may no longer be temporary. We must support policies that prioritize security and order at the southern border, while maintaining humanitarian protections for
As the 2024 election approaches, immigration remains a central issue. President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, the two leading candidates for president, have presented markedly different approaches to immigration and its value to the United States. Voters will have an opportunity to study each candidate’s views and decide our nation’s approach to immigration