Sacramento, Calif.— Today, Governor Newsom released his May Revise of the state budget, which included vital investments to support communities left behind during the pandemic. CIPC applauds the Governor for […]
Today, the jury affirmed what millions who watched George Floyd’s death from a cell phone video already knew: Derek Chauvin was guilty. While it’s a rare day for justice in […]
Biden admin asks SCOTUS to dismiss appeals LOS ANGELES— Today marks the beginning of the end of Trump’s xenophobic “Public Charge” rule that has created a chilling effect in immigrant […]
The stimulus package builds on the Governor’s proposal by providing an additional $600 to ITIN filers with incomes up to $75,000. Los Angeles—The California Immigrant Policy Center applauds Governor Newsom […]
Los Angeles — A new administration cannot erase the damage inflicted during the past four years or remove the deep, structural racism and xenophobia that deny so many people justice and opportunity. […]
This year California is operating with a $15 billion surplus because Wall Street did significantly better than main street in 2020. The wealthiest Californians thrived during this pandemic, while low-income […]
Sacramento, Calif.—Today, Governor Gavin Newsom proposed a $227 billion spending plan for 2021. CIPC applauds the Governor for prioritizing important investments in immigrant communities, including an extension of the state’s […]
A Biden-Harris administration gives immigrants and advocates a chance to reset the conversation. Los Angeles —Today, after months of debates, town halls, and civic engagement, the American people elected Joe […]
Los Angeles— The Trump Administration announced today it would be replacing the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Program (DACA) created in 2012, with a bare-bones version that will not accept […]
“As COVID cases and unemployment continue to rise, immigrants need support now,” said CIPC executive director, Cynthia Buiza. “Governor Newsom must take action to ensure all Californians are treated with the same compassion and support they need to survive.”
Los Angeles, CA — CIPC applauds SCOTUS’ decision to uphold the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Program (DACA) created in 2012. In a win for immigrant justice—especially the country’s nearly […]
Sacramento, Calif. – Today, the California Legislature approved a leaner spending plan for 2020-21 that includes partial health and safety net investments to address current issues facing our state’s immigrant […]
Los Angeles, CA — Today the Supreme Court declined to hear U.S. v California, the Trump administration’s challenge to SB 54, the California Values Act, a bill passed to end […]
George Floyd, Nina Pop, Breonna Taylor, Eric Garner, Ahmaud Arbery, David McAtee… We say their names and those of countless other black lives lost to police brutality and racism. We […]
In the midst of a global health pandemic, and a looming recession, including Medi-Cal access for vulnerable income-eligible seniors, and ITIN filers in the CalEITC, is imperative to survive. Even as Californians are sheltering-at-home, many immigrants are on the frontlines as essential workers without adequate protection.
The Virtual Day of Action will highlight impacted stories, the need for inclusive policies, and celebrate California’s immigrants on the front lines
CIPC implores the state to continue its support of critical safety net programs like health care and economic justice that are vital to immigrant communities.
“Once again, President Trump is exploiting a crisis to deflect accountability from his lack of leadership. Dramatically limiting immigration has been the focus of this Administration. This latest attempt is […]
Yesterday Governor Newsom announced the creation of a one-time, $125 million public-private partnership to provide disaster relief to undocumented workers affected by the COVID-19 crisis. This direct cash assistance is […]
Dear Partners and Friends, As the COVID-19 crisis evolves, our work to ensure all communities— including California’s 11 million immigrants—have access to the resources they need carries on. California’s immigrant […]
March 13, 2020 – In the wake of the current pandemic, CIPC urges state and local leaders to implement important policies that recognize the equity and well being of everyone […]
Today the Department of Homeland Security’s expanded public charge regulation goes into effect. While the rule does not apply to most immigrants, it has caused confusion amongst immigrant communities across […]
February 21, 2020 – Today the Trump administration will implement the expansion of the Muslim ban, originally put into place three years ago. Travel restrictions have been added to six […]
Today The New York Times reported on Trump’s latest plan to terrorize immigrant communities through the use of unnecessary force and fear. As usual, there are no details but rather […]