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The Asian Law Caucus condemns the Trump administration's sweeping restrictions on Chinese students and scholars in the United States.

Our movement for a multiracial, multilingual democracy is growing. With each bill we come closer to the vision of a California where every vote, regardless of language, can cast a ballot that counts.

Working people, students, youth, lawyers, and neighbors across San Francisco and other Bay Area cities are hitting the streets in solidarity with working families and immigrant communities

Two amicus briefs filed in Centro de Trabajadores Unidos v. Bessent highlight broken promises to taxpayers from an unprecedented MOU that would facilitate information sharing between the IRS and DHS.

If SB 266 is passed, California voters will be able to vote in more languages than ever before.

Carl Takei, ALC’s community safety director, shares how his great grandfather endured unchecked presidential power and baseless claims under the guise of national security.

127 years after Wong Kim Ark won the case that enshrined birthright citizenship as a bedrock of U.S. democracy, communities are uniting to reject the Trump administration’s illegal executive order.

Authored by Senator Sabrina Cervantes, SB 266 would keep California at the forefront of an inclusive democracy by providing in-language votable ballots to more communities than ever before.