After Brian Bukle was illegally incarcerated by ICE and he sued for his unlawful arrest, Brian and his family are marking an important community victory in the movement to end ICE transfers.

Sophea Phea, who was deported to Cambodia in 2011, came home this past week to her loved ones and community in Long Beach, CA. We spoke to Sophea about her journey, her advocacy, and more.

Family members, advocates, and elected officials are heartbroken and devastated, continue to urge Gov. Newsom to pardon Phoeun, end ICE transfers, and keep all immigrant families together.

多年來，西斯基尤縣 (Siskiyou County) 官員和 西斯基尤縣 警局一直威脅、針對和恫嚇苗族裔美國人和其他亞裔美國人社群成員，試圖孤立他們並把他們趕離該區。

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A class action lawsuit led by four Asian American community members details how Siskiyou County officials have waged a systematic campaign of racist hostility and persecution.

After CDCR ignored Brian’s and his family’s requests to confirm his citizenship, ICE also ignored their repeated efforts and detained him for 36 days at the Mesa Verde ICE Processing Facility.

Bay Area residents, faith leaders, and elected officials rallied at the State Building urging Governor Newsom to pardon Phoeun and to support the VISION Act (AB 937).