Neidi Dominguez 🐜

"if Democrats take back Congress, it isn't because of a milquetoast agenda... they have to be responsive to that in a way that breaks through to the everyday person." our ED, @neidid for @newrepublic newrepublic.com/article/2168…

Our Executive Director, @neidid latest Op-Ed! Read here! 👉sourcenm.com/2026/10/21/why-…

"Employers, unions, and labor organizations cannot afford to look away while businesses that have relied on workers like Lorenzo and Johan for years stay quiet" - @opinorg 's ED Neidi Dominguez in her op-ed for @commondreams: commondreams.org/opinion/emp…

This Saturday August 8th, we’re partnering with @DemSocialists to co-lead a national virtual Neighborhood Defense Training at 1:00 PM ET/ 12:00 PM CT / 10:00 AM PST RSVP at: workers.fyi/DSA-NDT

Three lives lost in one week. 52 deaths since January 2025. We march for justice, dignity, and an end to detention and deportation in Texas. RSVP here: actionnetwork.org/events/ice… Bring your signs, your flowers, and your voice. For Lorenzo. For every life lost.

"Construction workers build & run our cities. They deserve to make it home, not be shot on the way to work while their coworkers watch. Employers who depend on workers like Lorenzo must also speak up & demand justice" - @neidid, ED of @opinorg houstonpress.com/news/housto…

“Nobody should have to learn their rights standing at a memorial for their neighbor,” said @neidid, the executive director of the advocacy group Organized Power in Numbers. “But that’s where we are right now.” theguardian.com/news/ng-inte…

Our Executive Director, Neidi Dominguez, quoted in @USATODAY. Read the full article here: usatoday.com/story/news/poli…

Employers cannot stay silent while the workers they depend on are stripped of their rights one ruling at a time. We are not done fighting.

Birthright citizenship is protected today. But the workers whose children depend on it still face deportation, worksite raids and an administration that has made clear it will use every tool available to make immigrant workers afraid, isolated, and stripped of their rights.

Earlier this term it cleared the way for mass layoffs of tens of thousands of federal workers. Working people are not safe because one constitutional right survived. They are fighting on every front.

The same court that today defended birthright citizenship last week stripped legal protections from more than 350,000 Haitian and Syrian workers with TPS & opened the door to doing the same to up to 1.3 million people.

While working families in the US are struggling to survive, this administration has been trying to make belonging apply to fewer and fewer people: rescinding TPS, closing the door on asylum, and attempting to revoke birthright citizenship.

The Trump administration tried to narrow the definition of citizenship and the access to the rights that come with it and even this Supreme Court disagreed. This is a real relief, and it is welcome. It is also the bare minimum.

and affirm that children born in the United States have citizenship regardless of where their parents come from. It has guaranteed that right for more than 150 years to the descendants of enslaved Africans and the children of immigrants.

Today the Supreme Court reaffirmed a constitutional right that should never have been in question. Birthright citizenship was guaranteed through the passage of the 14th Amendment after the Civil War, when formerly enslaved Africans and their allies fought to access equal rights

Statement from our ED, @neidid: Organized Power in Numbers Welcomes Supreme Court Birthright Citizenship Ruling, Says the Fight for Working People Continues

Our ED, @neidid on Al Jazeera re Supreme Court TPS decision: “gut punch that requires workers, immigrant communities and the employers who rely on them to hit back together through our organising”. tinyurl.com/3e4s4kmn