By Kenia Calderón
Three anti-immigrant bills have been introduced in the Iowa legislative session of 2024. We need your help to stop these from becoming law. Join us by:
- Submitting a public comment for each bill.
- Attending the sub-committee hearing; we need to fill the room to make it clear that Iowans oppose these bills.
- Contacting committee members through phone or email, urging them to vote against these.
- Encouraging your friends to join you in taking action.
Please read this information carefully to avoid spreading misinformation and instilling fear among immigrant communities.
House File 2128
Sub-committee hearing scheduled for Monday, January 29 at 4:30pm in Room 103 at the Iowa State Capitol.
HF 2128 proposes the requirement for students attending a public university or community college to provide proof of citizenship in order to be eligible for in-state tuition.
- Submit a public comment
- Contact members of the Judiciary committee
House File 2112
Sub-committee hearing scheduled for Tuesday, January 30 at 12pm in Room 102 at the Iowa State Capitol.
HF 2112 aims to harm vulnerable families and criminalize transporting a person who is undocumented.
- Submit a public comment
- Contact members of the Judiciary committee
Senate File 108/HSB 105
Sub-committee hearing scheduled for Wednesday, January 31 at 8am in Room 19 at the Iowa State Capitol.
SF 108 / HSB 105 would require Iowa businesses to use the federal E-verify program and would block employment of undocumented people.
- Submit a public comments for HSB 105
- Contact members of the Judiciary committee
By adding a public comment, attending the sub-committee hearing, and contacting the Judiciary committee members, we can ensure thousands of immigrant families continue to call Iowa their home.
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