As ongoing crises impact immigrant communities and families facing detention, housing, and food insecurity, our team is providing increased support and sharing a community resource guide for legal, housing, and basic needs assistance.
Many individuals and families in our community are facing heightened stress and uncertainty due to ongoing crises. These challenges are deeply impacting immigrant communities and others who may be experiencing detention, housing instability, food insecurity, or limited access to critical resources.
During this time, our impacted clients are receiving additional support from their case managers, including more frequent check-ins and assistance navigating urgent needs. Our team remains committed to providing care, stability, and guidance as our clients move through this difficult period.
We also want to share a resource document compiled by community partners and trusted organizations that includes support for:
Immigrant and legal services
Detainee resources and family support
Food delivery and basic needs
Rent and housing assistance
Volunteer opportunities and donation options
We encourage anyone who may need support or who is supporting others to review the document and share it widely. Access to timely, reliable resources can make a real difference right now.
Our community’s strength lies in care, connection, and solidarity. We are here, and we will continue to stand with those most impacted.
It is with deep sadness that we share the passing of Dr. Lee Antell, former President and CEO of the American Indian OIC. A devoted leader, educator, and member of the White Earth Nation, Dr. Antell dedicated his life to advancing opportunities for Native American students and serving his community with unwavering kindness and commitment. His legacy will live on in the countless lives he touched, both through his professional work and his love for his family.
Every journey toward success looks different, but one thing remains true: with the right support, it’s never too late to start again. Joseph’s story is a powerful example of how determination, guidance, and opportunity can come together to open new doors. Through American Indian OIC’s CDL training program, Joseph found the tools and encouragement he needed to build a more stable and hopeful future.
In response to the Chamber’s call for deescalation, MUID calls for an immediate end to ICE’s Operation Metro Surge and urges public accountability and solidarity with affected communities.
