"If I didn't have birthright citizenship, I wouldn't be in the space where I'm secure. I'm able to be confident and be able to organize my community around issues in a way that I feel safe."

Hear stories of what birthright citizenship means to our neighbors, local leaders, and friends – and what is at stake if we lose this fundamental freedom.

We, the people, fought for and won the Fourteenth Amendment to make us all equal under the law, no matter our race, our gender, or our citizenship.

During a peaceful, student-led demonstration last year, OC deputies arrested protesters and forcibly removed the hijabs, or religious headscarves, of two Muslim women. We've filed a lawsuit with CAIR.

Immigrants rights’ advocates today filed a new nationwide class-action lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s executive order restricting birthright citizenship.

The Asian Law Caucus released a statement following the Supreme Court's decision limiting the power of federal courts to issue nationwide injunctions to protect all citizens and their families.

On the behalf of Asian Refugees United, Asian Law Caucus filed FOIA requests seeking information about the mass detention and deportation of stateless Nepali-speaking Bhutanese refugees.

ALC provides resources for how to stay safe and take a stand for democracy, as the Trump administration’s unlawful uses of military forces in California continues.