The DIGNITY Act of 2025 (H.R.4393) is gaining significant support across the United States. A diverse coalition of employers, faith leaders, community organizations, and bipartisan legislators have united in favor of this immigration reform. Currently, over 50 national organizations endorse the legislation, which stands as one of the most robust endorsements for any immigration proposal in recent history.
Dignity Act Overview
Representative María Elvira Salazar emphasized the need for such legislation, stating, “The Dignity Act brings an urgently needed solution to the United States’ broken immigration system.” The Act aims to secure borders and restore order while offering a responsible path for many hard-working individuals who have contributed to the nation.
- The Dignity Act focuses on lowering expenses for Americans.
- It aims to strengthen the workforce and provide a path forward for undocumented individuals without granting citizenship or amnesty.
Public Support for the Dignity Act
A recent national poll conducted by McLaughlin & Associates revealed that 51% of Americans support the DIGNITY Act, while only 33% oppose it. The survey illustrates strong endorsement across various regions and political affiliations. Voters expressed a desire for a solution that emphasizes border security, protects American workers, and provides a clear process for long-term immigrant workers.
Core Provisions of the Dignity Act
The Dignity Act of 2025 proposes several important measures:
- Strengthening Border Security: By increasing personnel, enforcing mandatory E-Verify, and ensuring operational control.
- Protecting American Workers: Ending illegal labor and establishing the American Worker Fund to enhance job opportunities for U.S. workers.
- Creating the Dignity Program: This program mandates that undocumented individuals with clean records pay restitution, pass background checks, and earn legal status without gaining citizenship or amnesty.
- Supporting American Businesses: Addressing labor shortages and boosting productivity with a lawful workforce.
Endorsements and Support
The DIGNITY Act has garnered backing from numerous Members of Congress and over 50 national stakeholder groups. These endorsements span a wide array of sectors, including:
- Employers
- Veterans
- Small businesses
- Faith organizations
- Immigrant-serving groups
Notable organizations supporting the Dignity Act include:
- A-1 Global Holdings
- American Legion
- National Immigration Forum
- U.S. Chamber of Commerce
- World Relief
This widespread support signals a collective movement toward comprehensive immigration reform that reflects the needs and desires of Americans.
