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SF Celebrates National Citizenship Month

San Francisco celebrates National Citizenship Month and encourages immigrants to naturalize now.

Mayor London Breed on the federal decision to restrict access to aid for immigrants

San Francisco – Earlier today, the Trump administration announced that they will move forward with a change to the so-called “Public Charge” rule, which will deny access to residency to immigrants if they receive federal assistance through various programs.

Immigration Risks of Marijuana

Noncitizens who use or possess marijuana, or work in the cannabis industry, could face serious immigration consequences.

Mayor London Breed denounces planned raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Mayor Breed and immigration rights advocates demonstrate support for San Francisco’s immigrant communities.

Statement by Mayor London Breed on potential raids by ICE

The Mayor of San Francisco makes a statement on potential raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.

Residents and Board of Supervisors connect on Annual Immigrant Family Day

Participants met with the Board of Supervisors about concerns they have regarding immigration, housing, and other issues that impact their lives. 

Public Charge

The federal government has proposed changing the “public charge” rule. So far, this is just a proposal. The rule has not changed yet.

Voting in School Board elections

All parents can vote for members of the San Francisco Board of Education, even parents who are not citizens. Parents should assess the risks and benefits before registering to vote.