Monday, February 10, 2025

As ICE Sightings Flood Social Media, Immigration Advocates Push for Accuracy

As reports of alleged U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) sightings flood social media and new interactive mapping platforms, immigrant rights advocates are urging people to verify claims before posting. 

CA Leaders Vow to Protect Health Care ‘Regardless of Who’s in the White House’

“As California goes, so goes the nation,” said state Attorney General Rob Bonta — and in the face of federal funding cuts, that goes for health care too.

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ICE Is Knocking. What Are Your Rights?

Feb 7 | Speakers discuss how immigrants can protect themselves when ICE agents show up at homes, workplaces, and even schools. They will also discuss immigrants’ rights while in ICE detention.

‘Two Sexes Only!’ — Executive Order Attacks Transgender People

Jan 31 | Our panel speakers discuss the policy implications of Trump’s executive order targeting transgender people, the impact on their lives, and attempts to push back.

Utica’s Karen Community Grieve, Demand Justice in Wake of Fatal Police Shooting

Members of the Karen community are demanding justice following the police killing of 13-year-old Nyah Mway by Utica police.
News Briefing Highlights
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ICE Raids on Schools Violate the Constitutional Right Undocumented Children Have to Education
01:33
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Can Spouses of Undocumented Immigrants Be Charged with Harboring?
01:25
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Abuse and Trafficking Victims, Protected from Deportation, Should Have Proof of Claims at All Times
00:52
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Privately Owned Detention Center Forced ICE Detainees to Work, Paid Only One Dollar a Day
01:32
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ICE Raids on Campus ‘If We Don't Have Kids Attending Schools, We All Lose’
01:26
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Asylum Ban Lawsuit: ‘Trump's Actions Ignore Explicit Protections That Were Put In Place by Congress’
01:26
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Poor Living Conditions, Ignored Grievances Push Immigrant Detainees to Hunger Strikes
01:31
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What To Do if ICE Agents Come to Your Home
01:24
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How Parents Can Support Their Transgender Children
01:23
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Transgender Republican Finds Acceptance in Her Party, Despite Its Anti-trans Rhetoric and Policies
01:07
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In Hostile, Anti-trans Environment, Gender-affirming Care Crucial for Mental Health of Trans Youth
01:00
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Republican Efforts to Restrict Gender-affirming Care Contradict Party’s Stance on Parental Rights
01:27
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LGBTQ+ Youth Suicide Prevention Hotline Reports Spike in Calls After Trump’s Executive Order on Sex
00:53
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Efforts to House Prisoners According to Gender Identity Likely to End Under Trump Administration
01:12
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‘We Have to Understand How Institutional Violence Translates Into Interpersonal Violence’
01:29
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‘There Is No Way That Los Angeles Can Be Rebuilt Without the Undocumented Migrant Labor Force’
01:28
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Immigrant Workers Form Volunteer Crews to Clean City Streets Following Los Angeles Fire Disaster
01:37
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Los Angeles’ Undocumented Community Faces Heartbreaking Losses in Wildfire Disaster
01:28
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Employers May Face Diminished Labor Pool As Trump’s Anti-immigration Policies Go Into Effect
01:07
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Polling Data Reveals Americans, Including Trump Voters, Do Not Support Mass Deportation
01:19
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‘We Cannot Be Paralyzed’ – Undocumented Community Avoiding School, FEMA Support
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Emboldened by Trump, Unscrupulous Employers Use Threats of Deportation to Undermine Labor Standards
01:18
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‘If You Make Life Sufficiently Miserable for Immigrants, They Will Self Deport’
01:17
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Fear and Lack of Awareness About Rights Leads to Underreporting of Hate Crimes in Imperial County
01:27
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In El Dorado County, Indigenous Community Works to Correct Biased and Inaccurate Gold Rush History
01:54
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As New Administration Takes Power, Hmong Immigrants Face Threat of Deportation
01:21
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Discrimination and Hate Still Plague California Indigenous Communities
01:06
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California Versus Hate Hotline Spotlights Issues Faced by Hmong Community
01:29
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Volunteer run Imperial Valley Social Justice Committee Works to Combat Hate
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How to Report a Hate Crime to California Versus Hate
00:54
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California Versus Hate Addresses Barriers to Reporting Hate Crimes
01:42
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Kennedy’s Proposed Health Policy Agenda Would Gut Infectious Disease Research in U S
00:54
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Latest Mpox Outbreak More Severe Than 2022 Strain, Has Infected 50,000 People and Killed 1,000
01:28
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Hand Sanitizers Are No Match for Norovirus – How to Avoid It and What to Do If You Get It
01:16
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If Vaccine Rates Drop, ‘Safety Net of Herd Immunity’ Will Diminish
00:53
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Post-Covid Misinformation, How Do Experts Build Trust in Public Health Communications?
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As ICE Sightings Flood Social Media, Immigration Advocates Push for Accuracy

As reports of alleged U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) sightings flood social media and new interactive mapping platforms, immigrant rights advocates are urging people to verify claims before posting. 

Latino Strategists Lead Campaign for Groundbreaking Climate Bond Initiative

Prop. 4, the first Latino-led bond initiative in California, would create a $10 billion fund for water, fire prevention, and greening across the state.

Ethnic Minorities Face Rising Hate Crimes in Rural California

Hate crimes are mounting in rural California, where many ethnic minorities are too distrustful of the government to report them.

With Looming Federal Cuts, Senior Health Care Needs a Shake-Up, CA Leaders Say

For California’s older adults, “mental health is the big gap we’ve never been able to fill,” said Anni Chung, president and CEO of Self-Help for the Elderly.