; Whereas the Association of American Medical Colleges attested to the United States Supreme Court that our health care system relies on current immigrant health care providers; Whereas in response to COVID–19, immigrants are putting their own lives on the line to save lives every day, working as diagnosing and treating practitioners, physicians assistants, nurses, health aides, nursing assistants and orderlies, health care support workers, medical students and residents, and health technologists and technicians; Whereas nearly one-third of all DACA recipients (200,000 individuals), and more than 130,000 of the estimated 411,000 Temporary Protected Status holders, are serving on the frontlines of the response to COVID–19 and are considered essential critical infrastructure workers; Whereas immigrant essential workers, including first-responders, health care workers, agricultural workers and meat packers, childcare providers, and hospitality and transportation workers, have heroically helped provide medical care, food, shelter, and comfort to Americans impacted by COVID–19; Whereas the majority of farm workers in America are immigrants, and regardless of politics, have been deemed essential workers by the President of the United States to maintain a safe food supply for America during the COVID–19 pandemic; Whereas immigrants have served in the Armed Forces since the founding of our country, and have fought in every major conflict in American history, including the Civil War, World Wars I and II, and conflicts in Vietnam, Afghanistan, and Iraq; Whereas immigrants have put their lives on the line to protect the ideals of America and democracy, as well as American lives, by serving as translators and interpreters for the Armed Forces, and performing sensitive and trusted activities for United States military personnel stationed at the international Security Assistance Force