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Proposal developed with Asian Law Caucus and the San Francisco Anti-Displacement Coalition comes as “nuisance” eviction notices rise sharply across the city

The Supreme Court's decision permits states to use the inaccurate SAVE system to check voter eligibility and comes after states have used it and mistakenly identified eligible voters as noncitizens.

The groups had initially sought to block the new executive order in the existing Barbara case and had secured a major Supreme Court victory in June

The Supreme Court denied the Trump administration’s request to put new USPS restrictions on voting-by-mail into effect ahead of the Nov. midterm election, leaving a lower court injunction in place.

The Trump administration has escalated its targeting of Sikh communities and immigrant truck drivers to encourage suspicion, profiling, and hostility.

The motions seek answers on whether ICE is using contractors to get taxpayer info, in violation of a court order, and to reveal details of the SSA's transmission of data to DHS and DOGE.

The brief urges the Court to reject the Trump administration’s latest attempt to impose new and restrictive barriers to mail-in voting just weeks before the November 2026 midterm elections.

The latest filings aim to protect people subjected to the president’s new executive order, which was signed in early August and again targets birthright citizenship.