During the March 2024 primary election, the Asian Law Caucus and California Common Cause led the largest nonpartisan election observer program in California.

San Francisco workers, Supervisors, and local community groups announced the Worker Justice Fund to provide relief to workers who have been denied their rightful wages.

Read the stories of poll monitors who play a crucial role in safeguarding California voters’ ability to cast their ballot and protect their hard-won rights to language and disability support.

Letter delivered by Asian Law Caucus and groups across the country exposes ICE’s hidden, systemic practice to detain people even after judge rules they should be back with family.

While the Asian Law Caucus and our partners are advocating for expanded language protections, many California voters can already get language assistance while voting.

California’s general elections will be held on Tuesday, November 5, 2024. There are a few different ways you can cast your ballot.

The Asian Law Caucus is excited to celebrate 52 years of fighting with Asian American and Pacific Islander communities for civil rights and systemic change that builds a more just and caring world.

ICE holds people in facilities rife with abuse, medical neglect, moldy food & facilities and solitary confinement. In protest, people detained in Mesa Verde-Golden State Annex launched a labor strike.