For Immediate Release // Please Excuse Cross Posting Thursday, January 29th, 2026 Contact: Palmira Figueroa, 425.301.2764, pfigueroa@ndlon.org Statement from Chris Newman, NDLON’s Legal Director: “After a year of retreat and political cowardice by many Democrats in the face of Trump’s assault on immigrants and democracy, Democratic negotiators now appear poised to squander a historic opportunity—one…
DetailsLOS ANGELES, Jan. 22 — The following is a statement from Nadia Marin-Molina and Pablo Alvarado, Co-Executive Directors of the National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON): “History gave the members of Congress one test on Thursday. One simple test. “One test — they flunked. “One decision — they got it wrong. “The question was — here are…
DetailsFor Immediate Release // Please Excuse Cross Posting Thursday, January 14th, 2026 Contact: Palmira Figueroa, 425-301-2764; pfigueroa@ndlon.org New Jersey –The New Jersey Legislature on Monday passed three important bills to resist the brutality and violence of la Migra. We welcome the passage of these bills as a meaningful step forward in protecting immigrant communities across…
DetailsFor Immediate Release // Please Excuse Cross Posting Wednesday, January 7th, 2025 Contact: Palmira Figueroa, 425-301-2764; pfigueroa@ndlon.org LOS ANGELES, Jan. 7 — The following is a statement from Pablo Alvarado, Co-Executive Director of the National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON): “Today we honor the memory of Renee Nicole Good. We stand in solidarity with her…
DetailsFor Immediate Release // Please Excuse Cross Posting Saturday, December 13th, 2025 Contact: Palmira Figueroa, 425-301-2764; pfigueroa@ndlon.org “ICE OUT OF HOME DEPOT!“ MANHATTAN, NY – December 13 – With courage, unity, and contagious energy, immigrant day laborers, community advocates, and customers from across New York City turned up the pressure on Home Depot today, demanding…
DetailsFor Immediate Release // Please Excuse Cross Posting Friday, December 5th, 2025 Contact: Palmira Figueroa, 425-301-2764; pfigueroa@ndlon.org 74% of California voters support due process over automatic deportation, including for people with a past conviction SACRAMENTO, Calif. – A new statewide poll of over 1,200 California registered voters released today adds to a growing body of research showing…
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