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Meet Jessica, a nurse from Washington State fighting on the frontlines of the #COVID19 crisis.
"If this crisis has taught me anything, it’s that I and my fellow #DACA recipients belong in this country. This is our home." #HomeIsHere #ImmigrantHealthHeroes seattletimes.com/opinion/i-am-a…
"If this crisis has taught me anything, it’s that I and my fellow #DACA recipients belong in this country. This is our home." #HomeIsHere #ImmigrantHealthHeroes seattletimes.com/opinion/i-am-a…
"My patients don’t care where I’m from...They just know that I’m caring for them — trying to comfort them and helping them get better." #HomeIsHere
"I am so proud to have a job where I’m able to give to my community. Even if I weren’t a nurse, my work would still be something that contributes to the livelihood of this country." #HomeIsHere
Nearly 30,000 #DACA recipients are frontline healthcare workers fighting the #COVID19 pandemic.
These #ImmigrantHealthHeroes are caring for our communities every single day — we must protect them. These are their stories 👇#NationalNursesWeek
These #ImmigrantHealthHeroes are caring for our communities every single day — we must protect them. These are their stories 👇#NationalNursesWeek
Hina came to the US at the age of 10 when her sister needed life-saving medical treatment.
Today she's helping her community survive the #COVID19 crisis as a registered nurse while dealing w/ added stress due to the uncertainty of #DACA. #NationalNursesWeek #HomeIsHere
Today she's helping her community survive the #COVID19 crisis as a registered nurse while dealing w/ added stress due to the uncertainty of #DACA. #NationalNursesWeek #HomeIsHere
"There are thousands of DACA recipients that are health care workers...and in the midst of #COVID19, you really need every single one of them. And #DACA allows those individuals like myself to work." — @hina_nav #NationalNursesWeek #HomeIsHere silive.com/coronavirus/20…
Today is #NationalNursesDay.
Nearly 30,000 #DACA recipients are frontline healthcare workers fighting the #COVID19 pandemic.
These #ImmigrantHealthHeroes are caring for our communities every single day — we must protect them. Here are their stories 👇
Nearly 30,000 #DACA recipients are frontline healthcare workers fighting the #COVID19 pandemic.
These #ImmigrantHealthHeroes are caring for our communities every single day — we must protect them. Here are their stories 👇
Hina came to the US at the age of 10 when her sister needed life-saving medical treatment.
Today she's helping her community survive the #COVID19 crisis as a registered nurse while dealing w/ added stress due to the uncertainty of #DACA. #NationalNursesDay #HomeIsHere
Today she's helping her community survive the #COVID19 crisis as a registered nurse while dealing w/ added stress due to the uncertainty of #DACA. #NationalNursesDay #HomeIsHere
"There are thousands of DACA recipients that are health care workers...and in the midst of COVID-19, you really need every single one of them. And DACA allows those individuals like myself to work." — @hina_nav #NationalNursesDay #HomeIsHere silive.com/coronavirus/20…
Folks, it's my birthday. Please sign this petition as a birthday gift to me.
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Rural America needs your voices to reach lawmakers. Please retweet and ask your followers to sign.
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Rural America needs your voices to reach lawmakers. Please retweet and ask your followers to sign.
A quarter of the physician workforce is on a visa. 70% of those work in underserved and rural areas. Think about those numbers. Do this for your physician colleague who may die at a ripe old age as a "temporary worker" despite serving Americans for decades.
Almost a whopping 10% of COVID-19 in the US has been reported in healthcare workers. This colleague is putting their life and families' legal status at risk during this pandemic. Without them, the physician infrastructure will collapse in many hospitals.
