National Partnership for New Americans

🌟 Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! 🌟 From September 15th to October 15th, we celebrate the rich history, vibrant cultures, and incredible contributions of Hispanic and Latinx communities. This month is a time to honor the achievements of individuals and communities who have shaped our society in countless ways. Let’s take this opportunity to learn, reflect, and celebrate the diverse heritage that makes us stronger together.

🎉 Congratulations, new Americans! Your journey to citizenship is a powerful story, and now it’s time to take the next step. 🗳️ Register to vote today because it’s our journey and our vote. Together, we can shape the future. For more information on voting resources visit Vote411.Org/NPNA #OurJourneyOurVote #NewAmericanVoters #RegisterToVote #CitizenshipMonth

Outrageous and false claims against Haitians in Springfield, Ohio, must be challenged. In their recent op-ed, Marleine Bastien and Brian Concannon expose how these fabrications are part of a dangerous dehumanization playbook, historically used to incite violence against marginalized communities. It’s time for all of us to step up, stand for truth, and protect the humanity of our neighbors. Read more in the Miami Herald: bit.ly/maimiheraldoped

🚨 Did you know? Approximately 1.8 million more people are now eligible for a reduced naturalization fee compared to the previous fee rule! If you’re eligible to naturalize, now is the time to take action. Reach out to a trusted legal service provider to learn more about your options: https://lnkd.in/gAeWzQYC #NaturalizeNow #CitizenshipMonth #NewAmericanVoters

In battleground states like Nevada, where fewer than 10% of votes could sway November’s elections, new Americans could make a huge impact. Advocacy groups like ACDC, NPNA, and PLAN are working to raise awareness and empower naturalized citizens to make their votes count. “Kitchen table issues matter for our community, just like they do for our U.S.-born counterparts,” said Nicole Melaku, NPNA’s Executive Director. “Removing barriers to opportunity and ensuring an economy that works for all is top of mind for people.” This week marks the start of a 3-week tour visiting swing states to emphasize civic engagement. Learn more: bit.ly/vegasnavnews #NewAmericanVoters

🚨 Did you know that over two-thirds of eligible-to-naturalize individuals now qualify for a reduced fee or even a full fee waiver? This #CitizenshipMonth, we’re encouraging everyone eligible to take advantage of this opportunity and start their journey toward U.S. citizenship. Don’t wait—your path to citizenship could be more accessible than you think! 🇺🇸 #NaturalizeNow

A huge THANK YOU to our amazing partners in Nevada for making the Naturalized & Ready to Vote Tour Kick-Off in Las Vegas a success! 🌟 Naturalized citizens shared their powerful stories, emphasizing their critical role in shaping the upcoming elections. Together, we’re empowering new Americans to make their votes count and build a stronger democracy. 🗳️🇺🇸 #NewAmericanVoters #NAV

🌟 California, Texas, Florida, New York, and Illinois are home to some of the largest eligible-to-naturalize immigrant populations. If you’re in one of these states and thinking about taking the next step toward citizenship, now is the time! Connect with a trusted legal service provider to get started: https://lnkd.in/gAeWzQYC #NaturalizeNow #CitizenshipJourney #NewAmericanVoters

🚨 Keeping Families Together: Important Update On Sept 4th, a federal judge extended the pause on the “Keeping Families Together” Parole in Place policy. No approvals will be issued until after Sept 23. USCIS will continue accepting and reviewing applications, but no decisions will be made. If you're considering applying: 👉 Only apply if eligible. 👉 Be aware of the risk of losing your filing fee if the pause is extended. 👉 Consult a trusted immigration lawyer or accredited representative for guidance. Stay informed and protect your family’s future. #ParoleInPlace #KeepingFamiliesTogether

“Those polled are among the over 3.5 million new Americans that have naturalized since the last presidential election, and with naturalized voters now accounting for over 10 percent of the U.S. electorate nationwide, they have the potential to play an outsized role in key states this November. What is clear from the polling is that new Americans are paying close attention to this election and are highly committed to vote,” said Nicole Melaku, executive director of NPNA. Read the full article here (link in bio): bit.ly/thehillnatzvoters