In 2023, the Asian Law Caucus co-sponsored three statewide bills towards increasing inclusion and transparency in California’s democracy and making our state safer for immigrant families.

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.

ALC staff and board mourn the loss of Hammad Alam. He is deeply missed, and we send immense strength and prayers for peace to his family and loved ones.

This report explores the voting experience, federal and state laws, importance of in-language materials, and data limitations for identifying populations in California who use non-English languages.

At the Asian Garden Mall, Tin Nguyen and An Thanh Nguyen met over some pho. They reminisced and shared their dreams, which hinge on their ability to stay in the community they love and call home.

Today we celebrate the reintroduction of the Reuniting Families Act, a landmark bill containing common-sense fixes to a family immigration system that has seen no reforms in more than 30 years.

Asian Americans Advancing Justice is appalled by the relentless attacks on DACA and the callousness shown for the lives and futures of DACA holders, immigrant youth, and families across the country.

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.