Pennsylvania Immigration & Citizenship Coalition

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Advocating for immigrants, migrants and refugees across the state of Pennsylvania

Blue PIC graphic with the Pennsylvania Immigration Coalition logo at the top and white text inside a yellow border. Text reads: “The Supreme Court rejected Trump’s attempt to undermine birthright citizenship, affirming a basic promise: children born in the United States are citizens, regardless of who their parents are. Their belonging should not be up for debate. Now Governor Shapiro must follow that principle in Pennsylvania by protecting immigrant families, ending ICE cooperation, and shutting down detention sites like Moshannon and Abraxas.”
Graphic from the Pennsylvania Immigration Coalition with a blue header displaying the organization's logo and name. On a yellow background, the text reads: "Once again, the Trump administration is using the courts to wage a political campaign against immigrant communities instead of addressing the real needs of our country. Philadelphia has stood firm in defending its right to govern in the best interest of its residents, as protected by the Constitution. This lawsuit is about manufacturing a symbolic victory against cities that refuse to let the federal government dictate local governance. No lawsuit will erase the years of organizing, coalition building, and public leadership that made these protections possible. We stand with the City of Philadelphia, our coalition members, and every immigrant family that calls this city home. We will continue defending and passing policies that make all of our communities safer, stronger, and more just." Blue footer at the bottom.
Promotional poster from the Pennsylvania Immigration Coalition featuring its logo at the top above an announcement for Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band’s “Land of Hope & Dreams” American Tour. The poster includes the phrases “No Kings” and “Xfinity Mobile Arena – Philadelphia,” along with a new date of May 30, 2026, in bold white text on a black background. For more info, visit paimmigrant.org.
The top of the graphic features bold text in yellow and white: "HEY SHAPIRO! END STATE COLLABORATION WITH ICE." "Governor Shapiro he has the power to act right now. By ending state-to-ICE collaboration and shutting down the Abraxas Child Detention Center, the Governor can ensure that Pennsylvania chooses people over fear and belonging over cages" The design includes a blue border with yellow accents and white decorative dot patterns. Behind Rivera, a banner is partially visible that reads "Governor Shapiro, No State Po..." and the podium sign lists specific demands, including an emergency removal order for the Abraxas Child Detention Center.
A bold advocacy graphic with the headline “HEY SHAPIRO! END STATE COLLABORATION WITH ICE” in large yellow and white text on a blue background. The central image shows a man in a suit and glasses speaking into a microphone at a public event, with several people standing behind him holding signs related to immigration and due process. Overlaid text quotes him: “Allowing detention centers and adopting measures like 287(g) does not strengthen our communities it divides them. It opens the door and provides a blank check to racial profiling and signals that due process and individual rights are no longer the cornerstones of our Commonwealth.” The quote is attributed at the bottom to Andy Wollyung, City Councilman, Pottsville City Council, Schuylkill County.
An event flyer with the word "PODER" in large white capital letters across the center, overlaid on a series of vertical photos featuring smiling Latino individuals and families. Below the title, it reads "A LATINO CALL TO ACTION." The flyer details an event for LULAC PA celebrating Philly’s first state convention: Date: April 25th Time: 10 AM – 2 PM Location: Gran Salon, 4261 North 5th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19140 Activities: Live data insights, leadership panels, youth engagement workshops, and live salsa performances. Registration: https://tinyurl.com/lulacpa The LULAC (League of United Latin American Citizens) logo is in the bottom right corner.
A campaign graphic for Subu Vedam featuring two circular photos: one of him as a young man with a beard and glasses, and a current photo of him as an older man on a prison phone. Text reads: "On April 1, a judge decides: Deportation or freedom. This is Subu Vedam's last chance to come home. freesubu.org