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Swipe through our timeline to see how many immigrants have already lost status and how millions more stand to lose protections by 2028. Read the full report at fwd.us/losingstatus

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By 2028, an estimated 3M immigrants are projected to lose their legal status, shrinking the U.S. workforce & leaving families vulnerable to deportation. A new report by @fwd.us shows how policies enacted since the Trump admin took office in 2025 have already pushed >1M immigrants out of status.

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Felicity Rose, VP of Criminal Justice Research and Policy at @fwd.us, spoke with @publicnewsservice.bsky.social's Nadia Ramlagan about the effects of ramped-up ICE funding on rural Virginia.

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Co-moderated by @FWD.us VP Elissa Johnson + SEIU Local 500 Pres. Pia Morrison w/ Reps. @delia.bsky.social, @maxwellfrost.bsky.social, @analiliafornj.bsky.social, we tackled labor rights, healthcare, affordability & immigration justice. When Black & Brown communities fight together, WE WIN TOGETHER!

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@seiu.org & @fwd.us joined forces in D.C. to host “Solidarity in Action: Bridging Black and Brown Unity” ahead of the 2026 midterms! It was a packed room with union members and advocates from across the country coming together to build real power

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Moderated by @fwd.us VP Elissa Johnson + SEIU Local 500 Pres. Pia Morrison w/ Reps. @ramirez.house.gov, @frost.house.gov, and @repanalilia.bsky.social, we tackled labor rights, healthcare, affordability & immigration justice. When Black & Brown communities stand and fight together, WE WIN TOGETHER

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Thank you to @vanhollen.senate.gov, and Rep. Maria Salazar for highlighting our report and its findings. Read the full report: fwd.us/losingstatus

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🚨NEW: @fwd.us data projects 3.5M immigrants could lose status by the end of 2028. In early 2025, an estimated 6.1M immigrants had temporary protection from deportation. Since then, more than 1 million people have already lost protections. Read more below ⬇️

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FWD.us @fwd.us · 22/09/2026

The @fwd.us team joined partners and policymakers for impactful panels and roundtables on criminal justice reform during @cbcfinc.org week. The work doesn't stop here—we're keeping up the momentum to drive meaningful, systemic change. #CBCWeek #ALC55

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2 days at #CHCI done! We connected, shared our “Cutting Healthcare Funding ICE” report, and saw so many in I Am An Immigrant shirts. Thanks to @sylviagarcia.house.gov & @ramirez.house.gov for speaking on Latino power + immigration reform. Keep engaged, organizing, and advocating for our communities!

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FWD.us @fwd.us · 21/09/2026

A new @nytimes.com analysis by @jadelson.bsky.social and Albert Sun examines how the Trump administration’s proposed changes to the 2030 Census could reshape congressional representation, using @fwd.us data on immigrant populations.

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FWD.us @fwd.us · 18/09/2026

Cuts to healthcare programs to fund immigration enforcement and the end of TPS affect all Americans' healthcare and their wallets. @fwd.us President @thetoddschulte.bsky.social spoke with @thebrianlehrershow.bsky.social about the economic and human toll of ending TPS for Haitians & Salvadorans.

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FWD.us @fwd.us · 18/09/2026

Congratulations to Rubi Flores, a former @fwd.us intern and Senior Research and Policy Associate, who is one of the @thehill.com’s Notable Staffers of 2026. Now policy director for the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, Rubi has gone from performing as a pianist to shaping policy on Capitol Hill.

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Allowing federal funds to go towards building a new ICE immigrant child and family jail in Alexandria, Louisiana is JUST WRONG. Alongside LORI and other local advocates, @fwd.us is calling on the England Airpark Board to cancel its contract for a proposed family detention center.

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FWD.us launches a new ad campaign: “Historic Mistake.” Alongside LORI, FWD.us is highlighting how Alexandria, Louisiana stands on the brink of a historic mistake by allowing ICE and private prison companies to build an immigrant child and family jail in their community.

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The Trump administration is proposing to eliminate the 60-day grace period for H-1B workers after losing a job, reports Susan Heavey from @reuters.com @fwd.us President @thetoddschulte.bsky.social spoke to @reuters.com about the proposal and its potential impact on immigrant workers.

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FWD.us @fwd.us · 16/09/2026

A new article from @time.com's Chad de Guzman reports on the proposal to eliminate the 60-day grace period for H-1B workers using @fwd.us data to highlight the scope of the impact.

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Yesterday at the CHCI Leadership Conference, @fwd.us Maria Praeli joined @sylviagarcia.house.gov, @ramirez.house.gov, and key leaders for a vital discussion. Together, they explored what this moment means for immigrant families, economic growth, civil rights, and the future of Latino communities.

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FWD.us @fwd.us · 16/09/2026

THIS FRIDAY, @seiu.org and @fwd.us will host a conversation with @frost.house.gov, @repanalilia.bsky.social, @ramirez.house.gov, and @evertonblair.bsky.social to explore the intersecting challenges facing Black and Latino communities. 📅 Friday, September 18 ⏰ 10:30 🔗RSVP below!

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FWD.us @fwd.us · 16/09/2026

Last month, @fwd.us Campaign Manager, Morgan Duckett, joined advocates for a panel at the Blackburn Institute at the University of Alabama to discuss how storytelling, civic engagement, and public policy can each play a pivotal role in sparking the change needed to reform Alabama’s prison system.

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FWD.us @fwd.us · 15/09/2026

FWD.us was honored to attend the @housedemocrats.bsky.social and @hispaniccaucus.bsky.social Hispanic Heritage Month Reception celebrating 50 years of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus! It was great to hear from leadership and Members and to connect with partners.

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The end of TPS is forcing Haitian immigrants in Massachusetts to make difficult choices about whether to stay in the U.S. or leave. @bostonglobe.com @ktkjohnston.bsky.social reports on how the termination of TPS is affecting Haitian immigrants and communities across the state.

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@hispaniccaucus.bsky.social starts tomorrow! @fwd.us Dir. of Gov’t Relations Maria Praeli, @sylviagarcia.house.gov, @ramirez.house.gov + others will be at the Convention Center exploring what this moment means for immigrant families, our economy, civil rights, and the future of Latino communities.

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NEW @fwd.us REPORT: Virginia families will lose $3.5 billion in essential health care and food assistance as the Trump Administration shifts federal resources toward ICE and immigrant detention. 🔗Read the full analysis: www.fwd.us/news/healthc...

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NEW @fwd.us REPORT: Texas families will lose over $12.5 billion in essential health care and food assistance as the Trump Administration shifts federal resources toward ICE and immigrant detention.

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NEW @fwd.us REPORT: South Carolina families will lose $2 billion in essential health care and food assistance as the Trump Administration shifts federal resources toward ICE and immigrant detention.

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NEW @fwd.us REPORT: Mississippi families will lose over $1 billion in essential health care and food assistance as the Trump Administration shifts federal resources toward ICE and immigrant detention.

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NEW @fwd.us REPORT: Maryland families will lose nearly $2 billion in essential health care and food assistance as the Trump Administration shifts federal resources toward ICE and immigrant detention.

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NEW @fwd.us REPORT: Louisiana families will lose nearly $4 billion in essential health care and food assistance as the Trump Administration shifts federal resources toward ICE and immigrant detention.

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NEW @fwd.us REPORT: Georgia families will lose over $4 billion in essential health care and food assistance as the Trump Administration shifts federal resources toward ICE and immigrant detention.

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NEW @fwd.us REPORT: Florida families will lose $7.5 billion in essential health care and food assistance as the Trump Administration shifts federal resources toward ICE and immigrant detention.

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NEW @fwd.us REPORT: Pennsylvania families will lose over $6 billion in essential health care and food assistance as the Trump Administration shifts federal resources toward ICE and immigrant detention. 🔗Read the full analysis: www.fwd.us/news/state-i...

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NEW @fwd.us REPORT: Ohio families will lose over $4 billion in essential health care and food assistance as the Trump Administration shifts federal resources toward ICE and immigrant detention.

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NEW @fwd.us REPORT: New York families will lose over $12 billion in essential health care and food assistance as the Trump Administration shifts federal resources toward ICE and immigrant detention.

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NEW @fwd.us REPORT: New Jersey families will lose almost $4 billion in essential health care and food assistance as the Trump Administration shifts federal resources toward ICE and immigrant detention.

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NEW @fwd.us REPORT: Nevada families will lose over $1 billion in essential health care and food assistance as the Trump Administration shifts federal resources toward ICE and immigrant detention.

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NEW @fwd.us REPORT: Missouri families will lose over $2 billion in essential health care and food assistance as the Trump Administration shifts federal resources toward ICE and immigrant detention.

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NEW @fwd.us REPORT: Michigan families will lose over $4 billion in essential health care and food assistance as the Trump Administration shifts federal resources toward ICE and immigrant detention.

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NEW @fwd.us REPORT: aine families will lose $391 million in essential health care and food assistance as the Trump Administration shifts federal resources toward ICE and immigrant detention.

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NEW @fwd.us REPORT: Iowa families will lose over $1 billion in essential health care and food assistance as the Trump Administration shifts federal resources toward ICE and immigrant detention.

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NEW @fwd.us REPORT: Illinois families will lose over $6 billion in essential health care and food assistance as the Trump Administration shifts federal resources toward ICE and immigrant detention.

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NEW @fwd.us REPORT: California families will lose over $20 billion in essential health care and food assistance as the Trump Administration shifts federal resources toward ICE and immigrant detention.

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