On Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we honor the rich histories, cultures, and resilience of Indigenous communities, including the millions of Native Hawaiians who continue to enrich our shared future.

No American should ever be treated as collateral damage, and it is unacceptable for any president to suggest otherwise.

Over 4,000 books were challenged last year—40% of which discuss the experiences of people of color, including AANHPIs, and the LGBTQI+ community. We cannot stand by as our voices are silenced. This Banned Books Week, we celebrate our right to share our stories and experiences.

Four plainclothes ICE agents forced an Asian woman into an unmarked van while she was crying out for help. No badges. No uniforms. No clear identification. How is this any different from a kidnapping?

Asian women face higher rates of violence at home and abroad, driven by centuries of racism, exoticism, and fetishization. Women deserve to feel safe. We need to address the systemic harms impacting Asian women and end this cycle of violence.

The Trump admin is turning the IRS into an immigration enforcement tool by adding a citizenship question on next year’s tax returns. Taxpayers already need a Social Security number or ITIN to file. This will only deter more people from filing their taxes at all.

Unemployment rose. Previous job gains were revised down. And families are still getting squeezed by high prices. Trump promised more jobs and lower costs. He delivered neither. Working families are paying the price for his broken promises.

This administration has done jack squat to lower costs for working people.

The Immigration and Nationality Act was signed 61 years ago—ending a racist quota system & welcoming immigrants who built the diverse and vibrant America we know today. CAPAC is fighting to protect these immigration pathways so future generations can achieve the American Dream.

Our nation is seeing a disturbing rise in racism and xenophobia against Sikh & South Asian Americans. No one should feel unsafe in their home because of their faith, identity or color of their skin. It is incumbent on all of us to stand up to anti-Asian hate, wherever it appears

This Filipino American History Month, we honor Filipino Americans’ invaluable contributions to our country since their first recorded arrival in Morro Bay in 1587. Together, let’s celebrate the generations of Filipino Americans whose leadership and culture enriches our nation.

Joint Statement from Tri-Caucus Chairs: RFK Jr. is Cutting Infant Mortality Programs “To Beef Up His Entourage”

The Trump admin is welcoming up to 17,500 white Afrikaners next year while shutting down the U.S. refugee program for thousands fleeing persecution and violence worldwide. We betray our values when we pick and choose who deserves safe harbor based on the color of their skin.

Trump is spending $1.8 billion on his vanity projects—not the American people.

Joint Statement from Tri-Caucus Chairs on the Trump Administration Diverting $235 Million in Grants for Minority-Serving Institutions: