Unite for Veterans welcomes today's Supreme Court ruling in Watson v. Republican National Committee, which upholds grace periods for mail-in ballots and protects the ability of active-duty military, overseas voters, and millions of other eligible Americans to cast a ballot and have it counted.

The Unite for Veterans Coalition (U4V) is proud to join many of its member organizations in sending a letter to Congress that demands it remove Section 108 from the Take Care of America's Veterans Act (TCAVA).

Unite for Veterans (U4V) is calling on Congress to reject the disability compensation provisions in the Take Care of America's Veterans Act (H.R. 9237), which would permanently eliminate VA disability ratings for tinnitus and cut compensation for most veterans with sleep apnea — stripping earned benefits from future claimants to generate an estimated $15–20 billion in cuts.

The Unite for Veterans Coalition came together on the anniversary of D-Day, 2025, to oppose cuts to the Department of Veterans Affairs, defend the jobs of veterans serving in the federal workforce, and stand for the American values those in uniform swore to protect. The coalition that formed that day has not stood down.

Sixty days ago, the Unite for Veterans Coalition called on Congress to perform its constitutional duty — to authorize or reject President Trump's war with Iran. Sixty days later, we are still waiting. The American people deserve answers. A formal authorization vote — yes or no — must be on the record.

Unite for Veterans condemns in the strongest possible terms the firing of Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George, along with Gen. David Hodne and Maj. Gen. William Green Jr. — three senior Army leaders removed without explanation, without cause, and in the middle of an active war.

For the men and women of the Unite for Veterans Coalition, absentee and mail-in voting is how millions of Americans cast their ballots while deployed overseas. When veterans swore an oath to the Constitution, they swore an oath to defend every American’s right to vote. This latest executive order directs the government to create a national voter eligibility list puts that right at risk.