Today, as the new administration issued executive orders targeting immigrant communities, ALC and partners filed a federal lawsuit challenging the unconstitutional attack on birthright citizenship.

Wong Kim Ark’s legacy lives on in countless families, students, community leaders, business owners, and neighborhoods who have joined together to put down unshakeable roots.

Immigrants’ rights advocates sued the Trump administration over its executive order that seeks to strip away birthright citizenship rights and essential freedoms for all communities.

OPAWL and the Asian Law Caucus join Jona in denouncing government actions that seek to break down trust in our elections and deter the power of our voices.

This veto represents a significant setback in the fight to ensure that every Californian, regardless of the language they speak, can fully participate in our democracy.

During the March 2024 primary election, the Asian Law Caucus and California Common Cause led the largest nonpartisan election observer program in California.

Read the stories of poll monitors who play a crucial role in safeguarding California voters’ ability to cast their ballot and protect their hard-won rights to language and disability support.

While the Asian Law Caucus and our partners are advocating for expanded language protections, many California voters can already get language assistance while voting.