It looks as though the citizenship act, and the one to admit more refugees, have a lot of co-sponsors. The PROKID Act has few, which means either that it's getting little traction and can use activism, or it's not as good as it sounds. If I get around to doing research on this, I'll report back. (There are five co-sponsors listed, of whom two are non-voting delegates from Washington DC.)
In case anyone finds this useful, e.g. for phone calls, PROKID is HR 1238, the citizenship act is HR 1177 and the GRACE act is HR 2146.
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Date: 2021-05-24 08:48 pm (UTC)In case anyone finds this useful, e.g. for phone calls, PROKID is HR 1238, the citizenship act is HR 1177 and the GRACE act is HR 2146.