Every day, ACIP is actively advocating on behalf of its members to ensure that policymakers and thought leaders know how America’s employment-based immigration system can best support employers’ efforts to create U.S. jobs, grow the economy and keep America on the cutting edge of worldwide innovation. During this once-in-a-generation opportunity to reform the system, we could use your help!
Remember and Repeat: Key Solutions
You can help us advocate for sensible and practical reform of the U.S. employment-based immigration system by remembering and sharing ACIP’s principles for immigration reform.
Click and Send: Advocacy Kit
This Advocacy Kit includes the important immigration priorities, solutions and key facts central to communicating bipartisan solutions for reforming the U.S. employment-based immigration system.
- Navigating the U.S. Employment-based Immigration System – a primer on the U.S. employment-based immigration system and how it should be reformed to help build the U.S. workforce. ACIP Members: Use our “Contact” tool below to send a copy of the primer to your elected officials.
- ACIP’s Principles for Immigration Reform – the reform concepts that will ensure America competes in today’s economy and invests in the best talent worldwide.
- ACIP's “Immigration Innovation” Series – regular information on timely topics in employment-based immigration.
- ACIP Press Releases
Please print any and all of these documents and use them in your advocacy activities. You can also contact us at info@acip.com to request a hard copy of the primer.
Connect and Communicate: Contact Your Elected Officials
ACIP Members: Click here to send your elected officials and their staff a copy of the ACIP-SHRM primer and to inform them about the employment-based immigration system, the issues that affect you and the much-needed solutions to modernize the outdated system.
Stay Connected with Us!
To get involved with ACIP’s advocacy efforts or if you have questions about employment-based immigration activity in Congress, please contact Rebecca Peters, ACIP’s Director and Counsel for Legislative Affairs, at Rebecca_Peters@acip.com, or Emily Langley, ACIP’s Legislative Affairs Assistant, at Emily_Langley@acip.com.
