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Guides & Reports
Resources for Southeast Asian Refugees Facing Deportation
October 20, 2026
ALC provides resources and answers to common questions for people facing deportation to Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam. Access guides on the pardon and habeas processes and how to request records.
Guides & Reports
Community Education Resources: Immigrant Rights
October 20, 2026
Know your rights if ICE comes to your home or workplace. Find resources to fight deportation, request an immigration bond hearing or release from detention, and apply for a pardon.
News
Voting Rights Groups Launch Largest Voter Support Program in California
October 20, 2026
Voters who have questions or who encounter problems at any point in the voting process can call or text the nonpartisan 866-OUR-VOTE hotline to get direct, real-time help from election experts.
Guides & Reports
Know Your Rights: Guide for Immigrant Communities
October 13, 2026
Every day, Asian Law Caucus works with our clients and their loved ones to protect people’s rights and keep families together. Find know-your-rights resources and guides from our team and partners.
Guides & Reports
Know Your Rights at Airports: International and Domestic
October 07, 2026
This Know Your Rights page provides information regarding how to prepare for travel in U.S. airports, whether you are planning to travel internationally or within the United States.
News
Supervisor Melgar Introduces Legislation to Curb “Nuisance” Evictions in San Francisco
October 06, 2026
Proposal developed with Asian Law Caucus and the San Francisco Anti-Displacement Coalition comes as “nuisance” eviction notices rise sharply across the city
Guides & Reports
Know Your Voting Rights: Resources for the 2026 Election
October 06, 2026
Asian Law Caucus offers a wide range of voting rights and voter engagement fact sheets and resources. Find the November 2026 Election resources and more.
News
Asian Law Caucus Statement on Supreme Court Decision Allowing State Use of SAVE Database
September 29, 2026
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.