ICYMI: Another Victory for Sanctuary Cities in Federal Court
The efforts Attorney Gen. Jeff Sessions has taken to impose immigration-related conditions on federal law enforcement grants are unconstitutional
The efforts Attorney Gen. Jeff Sessions has taken to impose immigration-related conditions on federal law enforcement grants are unconstitutional
This week several immigrant rights orgs & advocates filed a class action lawsuit against Miami-Dade County for unlawfully holding immigrants in local jails
The baseless Pre- 9/11 coverage highlighting the “dangers” of sharks demonstrate how current sensationalist coverage on MS-13 gangs is counterproductive
Since it’s inception, the 287(g) program has worked to criminalize undocumented people and terrorize immigrant communities.
This Thursday, a diverse coalition of Orange County groups pledged to “unmask the hate” of OC city and county officials that have sided with the Trump administration’s anti-immigrant policies.
On Wednesday, a federal court in California reaffirmed its class action ruling that the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department unlawfully detained thousands of suspected immigrants on the basis of unconstitutional requests from ICE known as immigration detainers.
The victory is noteworthy because it comes on the heels of recent national study showing that local sanctuary policies are preventing Trump from hitting interior deportation levels experienced during the Obama Administration. Moreover, the policy helps propel growing demands to #AbolishICE and decriminalize immigration.
There is now clear legal authority to get ICE Out of our communities and to incrementally build a durable policy agenda to #AbolishICE
We’ve long known SB 54 was fully permitted by the Constitution, and today’s decision removes any doubt. SB54 was enacted to protect California’s residents and specifically its immigrant residents. It is now clear the defense of SB 54 will also serve to protect core constitutional values shared by all.