How We Work
We defend and empower our clients and their loved ones and co-workers to stand up for civil rights and freedoms. We lead local, state, and national policy and advocacy campaigns that center immigrants, refugees, incarcerated people, and low-income workers. Together, we’re unwavering in the fight for security, justice, and community power.
Community-Led Movements
The Asian Law Caucus works on the ground within the communities we serve to fight for collective justice.
Learn MorePolicy Advocacy
We advocate in city halls, the California State Capitol, and Congress for policies that protect and empower low-income immigrants and communities of color.
Learn MoreLitigation and Direct Services
From class action lawsuits to direct services, we defend and empower our clients to stand up for civil rights and freedoms. Our cases are rooted in community partnerships and service.
Learn MoreFeatured Work
Know Your Rights: Guide for Immigrant Communities
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.
Learn MoreFrom Prison to ICE to Freedom: A Handbook for Immigrants Inside
This handbook is for immigrants in CA who are in prison or immigration detention and facing possible deportation. It discusses how you can fight deportation, what to expect when you parole, and more.
Learn MoreTrump’s Travel Ban Contradicts Core American Values of Family and Freedom
President Trump has enacted a new draconian ban that denies countless people the freedom to move, travel, and reunite with loved ones.
Learn MoreRecent Work
Immigrant and Taxpayer Advocates Demand Full Answers on Federal Agencies’ Unlawful Transfers of Protected Data
September 10, 2026
Civil Rights Groups Urge Supreme Court to Block USPS Rule Threatening Mail-in Ballots Weeks Before Midterm Elections
September 10, 2026
Legal Groups That Secured Supreme Court Birthright Victory File New Motions Responding to Latest Executive Order
September 9, 2026


