immigration

Opinion: ICE surge parallels California gang injunctions

Commentary by George Galvis compares ICE surge to local law enforcement tactics.

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California lawmakers propose bills responding to shootings by ICE agents

Legislators respond to recent uproar following ICE killings in Minnesota and California.

Letter: Oakland teachers condemn killing of Renee Good by ICE agent

Oakland teachers call for end to immigration enforcement in schools.

Deportation fears silence students at California’s universities

Some students say they’ve changed the routes they take on campus, the topics they research, and what they post on social media.

Judge: Trump’s military deployment to Los Angeles unlawful

Trump's deployment of National Guard in Los Angeles during protests broke federal law, judge rules.

Oakland legal clinic educates immigrant families about rights

Immigrant families learned about what to do in the event of ICE encounters.

A collage of four diverse people, mostly Latinx
Undocumented Immigrants in Oakland: “We Live in a Country that Hates Us, but Benefits from Our Labor. We Belong Here.”
A Chicana woman with dark brown hair smiles. On the right, an illustrated image of a young brown girl in braids, with a wire fence in front of her and "Land of the Cranes" as the title in white font
Oakland Author Aida Salazar Humanizes Border Detainees Through Children’s Book

Oakland author Aida Salazar's latest book delves into immigration centers for children to understand, through a series of free-verse poems

The Fear of Living with I.C.E.