Perspective

With our partners, we've led a series of amicus briefs supporting cases to hold the government accountable for the racism underlying Sections 1325 and 1326.

As part of the Asian Law Caucus' 50th anniversary series, we're releasing two videos: “The Movement Is Ours to Build" and "Economic Security is Ours to Build" featuring alumni and current staff.

In a conversation about ALC's history and work today, one theme resonated across decades: workers’ campaigns to hold accountable those with the most power to decide wages and working conditions.

ALC is proud to support two ballot measures on the November 2022 ballot to make elections more inclusive and equitable in San Francisco and Oakland.

In the face of exclusionary and discriminatory national security programs, Asian Law Caucus staff provide free immigration legal services to Muslim, Arab, Middle Eastern, and South Asian communities.

Sophea Phea, who was deported to Cambodia in 2011, came home this past week to her loved ones and community in Long Beach, CA. We spoke to Sophea about her journey, her advocacy, and more.

After CDCR ignored Brian’s and his family’s requests to confirm his citizenship, ICE also ignored their repeated efforts and detained him for 36 days at the Mesa Verde ICE Processing Facility.

Vithea’s homecoming this past April marked a rare community victory. Between January 2020 & November 2021, CDCR transferred 2,600 people who have served their sentence or been granted release to ICE.