As part of our work helping community members protect their civil rights, our National Security and Civil Rights program represents Bay Area residents who are unjustly targeted by federal agents.

The Asian Law Caucus represents community members who are profiled and subject to discriminatory questioning, searches, or detention at airports.

Five legal organizations sent a letter to Pomona College today warning the school that its suspensions of a group of student without due process violated First Amendment principles and California law.

Every year, the U.S. government places thousands of people on the No Fly List, an opaque list that operates under an impossible veil of secrecy.

Over 30 legal, civil rights, and community organizations sent a letter to Stanford University urging the administration to dismiss charges against students that supported Palestinian human rights.

A federal judge has approved a major agreement that provides a clear visa reconsideration process to nearly 25,000 community members who were harmed by the Trump administration’s Muslim Ban.

ALC submitted a shadow report to the UN Human Rights Committee detailing how U.S. national security programs threaten people’s rights, and called on the Committee to hold the U.S. accountable.

U.S. Representatives today introduced a resolution both recognizing the tragedy of the September 11th attacks, and calling out the hatred that plagued communities across America following the attack.