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Los Angeles county-based non-profit organization focusing on immigrant rights
Reporting across advocacy groups, watchdogs and right-leaning outlets identifies a mix of large philanthropic foundations, labor and progressive networks, and local nonprofits as sources of money that...
Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) play multiple, sometimes contradictory roles in funding and facilitating protest movements: they provide grants, logistical support, training and fiscal sponsorsh...
A constellation of nonprofit law firms, national advocacy groups, regional legal services, and youth- and community-led networks drive and advocacy in , with private foundations, community foundations...
A patchwork of national and local rapid‑response hotlines and legal collaboratives stand ready to assist people detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), ranging from Freedom for Imm...
The FBI has publicly said it is investigating monetary connections behind recent anti-ICE protests but has not released conclusive public findings about who funded them or linked payments to specific ...
since 2024 have been a frontline check on the -to--era executive push to speed deportations: judges across several jurisdictions have issued injunctions and rulings that block or limit expansions of a...
Since 2004 moved from a narrow border tool into a broader enforcement mechanism—first by extending it to apprehensions within 100 miles and then later by designations that sought nationwide applicatio...
Claims that anti-ICE demonstrators are routinely “paid” have circulated widely, driven by presidential statements, conservative commentators, and social-media threads, but direct evidence tying widesp...
Immigrant‑rights organizations typically rely on a mix of foundation grants, and grants, individual donations (both small grassroots gifts and major donors), and pooled rapid‑response funds; and speci...
The litigation styled originated in the as case No. 2:25‑cv‑05605 and was brought by individual workers and advocacy organizations challenging enforcement practices in ; the on September 8, 2025 grant...
Grassroots rapid‑response immigrant networks have emerged as a mix of longstanding immigrant‑rights institutions and ad‑hoc volunteer coalitions that mobilize to deliver immediate humanitarian aid, le...
AB 495, the Family Preparedness Plan Act of 2025, was authored by Assemblymember Celeste Rodriguez and signed into law by Governor Newsom on October 12, 2025; it goes into effect January 1, 2026 and a...