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Veterans Launch National Storytelling Tour, Opening in Chicago on April 11
Minority Veterans of America (MVA) and The Chamberlain Network (TCN) announced the launch of Our Stories, Our Truth: A National Tour Honoring the Legacy of Us, a national storytelling tour that invites the public into deeper connection with underrepresented veterans through their lived experiences. Each stop on the tour will spotlight and honor a different veteran identity group. The tour opens in Chicago on Saturday, April 11, 2026
The Chamberlain Network Expresses Deep Concern Over the Removal of Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George
Secretary Hegseth’s decision to force out Gen. Randy George fits a troubling pattern of unexplained senior-level removals that undermine military professionalism, chill honest advice, and risk politicizing the force.
Minority Veterans of America and The Chamberlain Network Launch National Storytelling Tour in Chicago, Centering Transgender Service Members, Veterans, and Families
Our Stories, Our Truth: A National Tour Honoring the Legacy of Us is launching in Chicago on April 11. Public and local media are invited to bear witness to the lived experiences of Transgender Service Members, Veterans, and Families. The event will feature a mix of local voices and national speakers sharing personal stories of service, identity, and community.
The Chamberlain Network Condemns the Executive Order Usurping State Authority Over Elections
The Chamberlain Network condemns President Trump’s new executive order that directs the federal government to compile a national voter eligibility list in order to determine who may vote by mail. This order is a direct and unconstitutional attempt by the federal government to nationalize our elections.
The Chamberlain Network Files Amicus Brief Defending Birthright Citizenship
The Chamberlain Network has filed an amicus brief urging the Supreme Court to reject the Citizenship Stripping Order as a direct attack on settled constitutional law, equal citizenship, and representative government.
The Chamberlain Network Condemns U.S. Strikes on Iran and Calls for Constitutional Oversight
The Chamberlain Network condemns the U.S. and allied military strikes on Iran absent Congressional authorization.
The Chamberlain Network Urges Restraint Over Minnesota National Guard Deployment
The Chamberlain Network recognizes Governor Tim Walz’s decision to deploy the Minnesota National Guard as a step to stabilize a community under intense strain after agents from the Department of Homeland Security shot Alex Pretti during an operation.
The Chamberlain Network’s Statement to the Senate Judiciary Committee in Support of Afghan Allies
Today, the Senate Judiciary subcommittees on Border Security and Immigration and Crime and Counterterrorism are revisiting the programs that brought our Afghan allies to safety—programs built in partnership with U.S. veterans. The Chamberlain Network submitted a Statement for the Record grounded in lived experience and firsthand knowledge of those systems
The Chamberlain Network Files Amicus Brief Defending Military and Overseas Voters in Watson v. RNC
The Chamberlain Network joined military leaders, diplomats, military-family organizations, and overseas-voter advocates at the Supreme Court to defend mail-ballot protections for servicemembers, families, and Americans abroad.
The Chamberlain Network Condemns Unilateral U.S. Military Action in Venezuela and Calls for Congressional Oversight
The Chamberlain Network condemns the U.S. military attack on Venezuela and the reported removal of that country’s head of state. An attack against another nation without Congressional authorization for the use of military force is likely unconstitutional and undermines civilian control of the military. If a president seeks to initiate hostilities abroad, the Constitution requires congressional approval and defined limits on the use of force.
The Chamberlain Network Applauds the Supreme Court’s Decision Regarding the National Guard in Chicago
The Chamberlain Network was pleased to see the Supreme Court deny the administration’s request to stay a district court order that blocked them from federalizing and deploying National Guard units to Chicago.