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.

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.

As part of the resolution of the Trinh lawsuit, ICE agreed to provide quarterly reports regarding detention and deportation of pre-1995 immigrants for a two-year period, from late 2021 to late 2023.

Maria reflected on the closeness of her family and her advocacy to protect herself and others from ICE deportation while standing outside Homeboy Industries in Los Angeles’ Chinatown.

The Home, Not Heartbreak photo series captures the stories of Californians who are directly impacted by the state’s prison-to-ICE pipeline.

Este año, Marisela pudo reunirse con su familia después de más de 15 años de haber pasado encarcelada por el sistema penal estatal de California y dos años en un centro de detención de inmigrantes.

Marisela recently celebrated her birthday with family and friends after years in state prison and federal immigration detention. We speak with Marisela about her hopes as she fights deportation.

The latest zine from ICE Out of California highlights the past and current advocacy efforts of the growing, multiracial coalition that is reimagining public safety and immigrant rights in California.