Presidential Actions Resources and Trackers

Here you can track current bills with a free account.

Press releases from the office of Attorney General William Tong, including lawsuits that have been joined by the state.

Scroll down on this page for a fully searchable table containing information regarding state AG lawsuits brought against the federal government from 1980 to the present.

The State of Connecticut is not backing down. As the nation’s oldest governmental civil rights agency, the Connecticut Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities (CHRO) is marching full steam ahead in protecting all people from discrimination and ensuring equal opportunities for all.

The University of Connecticut strives to perpetuate an environment in which all students have the necessary resources and opportunities to be successful academically, socially, and professionally regardless of their citizenship status. Our mission is to ensure that undocumented individuals have the support and reassurance of being able to pursue their goals of higher education; from the admissions process to navigating through campus.

This site will serve as the University’s central hub for diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice (DEIJ) information and initiatives. It will provide resources, opportunities for engagement, and celebrations of the many diverse communities who call UConn “home.”

The Office of Institutional Equity (OIE) ensures the University’s commitment and responsibility to foster equitable and inclusive working and learning environments. Our work focuses on administering the University’s non-discrimination policies, as well as ensuring compliance with state and federal laws and regulations related to equal opportunity and affirmative action.

UConn and the ISSS are monitoring changes in immigration policy, so that we can best inform our international students and scholars of these policy changes that may impact them. We will use this page to communicate select regulatory changes from federal agencies, legislation through the congressional process and executive actions and proclamations by the President.

The purpose of this site is to provide the UConn research community with information related to the current and evolving federal research funding landscape under the 119th United States Congress and second Trump Presidential Administration. **Requires NetID login

Included on this site is information, guidance, and resources necessary to understand federal immigration updates and university policies and guidance related to these changes. We encourage you to review the resources available on this website, including links to relevant University departments, as they may contain detailed information and guidance applicable to your circumstances.