Over the past few weeks, immigration raids across the U.S. — especially in places like Southern California—have left a lot of people feeling scared, stressed, and uncertain. Families are being torn apart, workers are skipping shifts in fear, and communities are holding their breath, unsure of what might happen next.

Let’s be clear: this isn’t just a “policy issue.” This is about people.

People who went to the U.S. chasing opportunity. People who work hard, raise families, contribute to their neighbourhoods, and make America what it is. Many of them are Hispanic—and right now, they need to know they’re not alone.

We want to say, from the heart: We see you. We support you. And we stand with you.

It’s been powerful to see others stepping up too. The Los Angeles Dodgers, for example, just donated $1 million to help immigrant families affected by the raids. Players, community leaders, and even former broadcasters are using their voices to speak up. They’re showing what leadership looks like—quiet strength, real action, and deep compassion.

If you’re wondering how you can help, here are a few simple things:

• Check in on your friends and neighbors. A message of support goes a long way.

• Support local groups helping immigrants. Donate, volunteer, or spread the word.

• Use your voice. Online or in your community, stand up for kindness and respect.

• Push for humanity over fear. Whether at work or with family, remind people that dignity isn’t up for debate.

What’s happening is hard, and it’s not okay—but we get through hard things by sticking together.

To our Hispanic community in the United States: thank you for your strength, your culture, and your resilience. You matter. You belong. And we’ll keep standing with you—loudly, proudly, and always.