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2022 کا قانون ساز سیشن ختم ہو گیا ہے! کوئی بھی بل اس سال منظور نہیں ہوا، اسے اگلے سیشن (2023) میں دوبارہ پیش کیا جائے گا اور اس میں نئے بل نمبر ہوں گے۔

Important dates for the 105-day legislative session:

January 13th — First day of session
February 21st — Policy committee cutoff
February 28th —Fiscal committee cutoff
March 12th — House of origin cutoff
April 2nd — Policy Committee Cutoff - Opposite House
April 8th — Fiscal Committee Cutoff - Opposite House
April 16th — Opposite House Cutoff
April 27th — Last day of session
May 20th — Last day for Governor to take action

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تارکین وطن کے لیے ہیلتھ ایکویٹی

Status as of 3/12: Did not pass

2024 سے شروع ہونے والے تمام واشنگٹنیوں (ان کی امیگریشن کی حیثیت سے قطع نظر) کے لیے ہیلتھ کوریج پروگرام شروع کرنے کے لیے ضمنی بجٹ میں $12.131 ملین مختص کیے گئے تھے۔

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HB 1482

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The Health Equity for Immigrants Campaign is calling on the Washington State Legislature to codify the Apple Health Expansion in statute through legislation. This will ensure that the roughly 12,000 people who are now accessing health insurance through the expansion will not lose access, and will allocate sufficient funds to allow 35,000 low-income undocumented Washingtonians to use the Medicaid-like program.

تارکین وطن کے لیے ہیلتھ ایکویٹی

Status as of 3/12: Did not pass

تارکین وطن کے لیے ہیلتھ ایکویٹی

Naturalization services help refugees and immigrants, predominantly those who are disabled and elderly, attain citizenship through assistance in completing the USCIS N-400 naturalization application and fee waiver requests, classes in American history and civics, and interview preparation. By maintaining funding for Naturalization services at $3,545,000 in fiscal year 2025 and 2026, we can continue to serve immigrants and refugees in our state.

The Limited English Proficient (LEP) Pathways’ primary goal is to promote economic self-sufficiency for refugees and immigrants through job training, English as a Second Language (ESL) classes, work support, and social services. By maintaining funding for the LEP Pathways program at $1,774,000, we can better support low-income and limited English speaking immigrants.

These program funding sources were cut during the 2008 financial crisis, causing immigrant communities to suffer disproportionately during that time of economic downturn. It is critical that we not repeat this mistake, especially during times of deep anxiety and uncertainty for immigrant communities.