Tell your members of Congress to quit making points for their re-election bid and do their work for the people of our country.
We shortchange ourselves if we continue to perpetuate a broken immigration system.
Last Thursday (5.10.12) the House of Representatives took another whack at slashing the social safety net, ensuring that millions of members of our communities would go hungry, live on the streets, be in more crowded classrooms, be unable to work for lack of daycare, and become sicker as Medicaid funding would be more limited.

The U.S. is facing a critical election this year and NETWORK is proud to be part of a coalition of national Catholic organizations working to build on the momentum we helped create during the 2008 election. Join us!
NETWORK strongly opposes the Reconciliation approach, which further cuts assistance to low-income families and individuals. Read this update reflecting what happened last week.
On May 8, the House Judiciary Committee marked up and passed the Adams (R-FL) version of VAWA, H.R. 4970. This bill is detrimental to the survival of victims of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault and stalking.
As Congress tackles urgent economic issues, a lot of jargon is being thrown around. Here is a basic guide to help explain some of the issues.
You can comment on a proposed rule change that could help immigrant families you know.
On May 17, immigrant youth, along with allies across the country, will issue a “Declaration of DREAMS.” The Declaration outlines several rights for undocumented youth, including the right to live with dignity in the country they call home, the right to live with their families, and the right to education.
Now more than ever, we need you to tell us what is in your heart. Will you take just three minutes and tell others about your experience with NETWORK?
NETWORK has taken a strong stand in opposition to the so-called “Ryan Budget,” a Republican budget proposal that would hurt people in need while benefitting the wealthiest. Watch NETWORK's Executive Director speak out forcefully against a budget proposal that the author claims represents "Catholic" values.