The Supreme Court heard oral arguments today in Trump v. Barbara, a nationwide class action on behalf of children who would be denied citizenship under an executive order issued by President Trump.

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Legal representatives for a class of commercial drivers have filed for an emergency order, directing the CA-DMV to pause its cancellations of CDLs set to occur on March 6.

The Superior Court of California, County of Alameda, ordered the CA-DMV to allow 20,000 immigrant truckers to reapply for commercial driver’s licenses and to re-issue licenses within a reasonable time

Attorneys challenging President Trump’s unconstitutional executive order restricting birthright citizenship filed their Supreme Court merits brief. The court will hear arguments on April 1.

The decision is a win for taxpayers nationwide who have weighed whether filing their taxes submits them to potential ICE arrest, detention, and deportation.

CA-DMV has agreed to provide interim relief by delaying the cancellation of many individuals’ commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs).

Siskiyou County approved a partial settlement in a civil rights class action lawsuit that exposed the county’s pervasive and systematic racial discrimination against Asian American residents