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Asian Law Caucus Statement on Supreme Court Ruling Creating Patchwork System of Citizenship
June 27, 2025
The Asian Law Caucus released a statement following the Supreme Court's decision limiting the power of federal courts to issue nationwide injunctions to protect all citizens and their families.
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Asian Law Caucus Seeks Records on Arrests and Deportations of Bhutanese American Refugees
June 26, 2025
On the behalf of Asian Refugees United, Asian Law Caucus filed FOIA requests seeking information about the mass detention and deportation of stateless Nepali-speaking Bhutanese refugees.
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Trump’s Travel Ban Contradicts Core American Values of Family and Freedom
June 04, 2025
President Trump has enacted a new draconian ban that denies countless people the freedom to move, travel, and reunite with loved ones.
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Over 60 Organizations File Amicus Urging Courts to Heed Lessons of Japanese American Incarceration
June 03, 2025
The Asian Law Caucus filed an amicus brief asking the court to fulfill its role and duty as an arbiter of constitutional law and ensure robust judicial review of executive actions and orders.
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Trump’s New Assault on Chinese Students and Scholars Betrays Americans’ Core Values of Fairness and Freedom
May 30, 2025
The Asian Law Caucus condemns the Trump administration's sweeping restrictions on Chinese students and scholars in the United States.
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Statement on SB 266: A Missed Opportunity to Expand Californians’ Freedom to Vote in Our Languages
May 30, 2025
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.
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On May Day, Bay Area Working People Demand a Country That ‘Has Our Backs’
May 01, 2025
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
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New Legal Briefs Filed in IRS Taxpayer Privacy Case Show Data Sharing Would Violate Separation of Powers and Harm Millions of Taxpayers
April 30, 2025
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.