Immigration

More work needs to be done in California to protect immigrants and communities of color from discrimination.

When the coronavirus pandemic interrupted education across the state, and classes shifted online, many teenage students  went to work picking strawberries or other crops. Advocates worry they're falling behind. 

The Supreme Court upholds the DACA program; however, the Trump administration could still end the program if it provides sufficient legal justification.

Lea este artículo en español. The nation’s top court thwarted President Donald Trump’s plans to place more than 600,000 young people — including nearly 200,000 in California — in legal calamity today, ruling that his administration cannot for now dismantle the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA. In a complicated 5-4 split, the U.S. […]

No matter what the U.S. Supreme Court rules on DACA, Congress can act on the will of the American people to give citizenship to every Dreamer.

The U.S. Supreme Court will soon decide on the termination of DACA, but immigrants know they have been down this road before.

The two sides are negotiating California's budget compromise amid surging unemployment, greater need for services and a deficit of up to $54 billion.

Según el estudio, alrededor del 41% son trabajadores esenciales, pero carecen de acceso a las pruebas.

Lee este artículo en español. Seven of every ten residents of southeast Los Angeles County have lost their jobs or had their wages cut during the pandemic, and 40% have less than $500 in savings to help them survive the economic devastation, according to a survey released today. The survey was conducted for a Los Angeles […]

Regardless of the Supreme Court’s decision, DACA was just one step toward providing a more permanent solution. It is beyond time to take the next step.