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Desi Weekly News Digest

Your weekly roundup of major news stories affecting our community

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Traveling abroad?

Concerns around increased scrutiny at the border, digital privacy, and evolving immigration enforcement policies have made even routine trips feel uncertain.

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If you’re planning to travel—or are currently abroad and preparing to return—here are key steps you can take to safeguard yourself, your data, and your peace of mind.

GET MOVING FOR 2025

We still have much work to do in 2025 to help get Democrats elected in local, state and congressional races. Check back with us soon and visit our page listing the scheduled elections across the U.S. Your help is crucial in securing our rights. 

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We still fight

The 2024 elections didn't go our way, but that doesn't mean we give up. We made an impact among South Asian voters in 2024, and we will continue to make a difference. 

We need your help more than ever. Join our all-volunteer organization and contribute to our many activities protecting American rights. 

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Join a Chapter

We have chapters across the U.S. with volunteers helping to get Democrats elected in their states.

Be a voice, meet other like-minded people, use your skills and protect the rights of your friends and family.

The Latest

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They See Blue® honors President Joe Biden's selfless service to America 

They See Blue® thanks President Biden for his thoughtful, patriotic service to the U.S. and to its people. We are indebted to him for the last 49 years.

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They See Blue® co-founder Sunil Mehta interviewed by KQED 

They See Blue® co-founder Sunil Mehta was interviewed by KQED about the Kamala Harris' entrance in the presidential race and impact on South Asian community.

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Swati Joshi of They See Blue® mentioned in July 23, 2024 NBC News story

Swati Joshi, a member of They See Blue's National Strategy Team, was interviewed by NBC News about presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris' impact on the Asian American electorate.

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