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For Farmworkers in Coachella Valley, a Food Drive Becomes a Network of Care

More than 400 farmworker families have come to depend on food drives in a region where rates of food insecurity far surpass the national average.

Saving ‘Sinbad’s Voyage’

Muralist Mokhtar Paki describes his work Sinbad Voyage as a "love letter" to Berkeley and an homage to immigrants. The mural was defaced late last month.

A Mother Says ICE Beat Her Son. Now She’s Seeking Answers.

According to Alba BeltrƔn, ICE agents detained and then began hitting her son after he exited the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's office on July 24.

ā€˜Find Your Ally’ Helps CA College Students Navigate a Treacherous Immigration Landscape

As legal pathways for immigration narrow, Find Your Ally offers a vital resource for DACA students and those seeking citizenship or permanent residency.

Union Busters Use ICE to Intimidate Wine Industry Workers

California’s wine industry runs on immigrant exploitation. Now migrant workers are unionizing.

One Year After LA ICE Raids, Latino Businesses Still Struggling

A UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute report finds that immigration raids in Los Angeles last year cost businesses millions in lost revenue.

UFW Survey Finds Widespread Fear Across Farmworker Community

A new UFW Foundation survey finds widespread fear among farmworkers amid ongoing detentions and deportations by the Trump White House.

Colombian Asylum Seekers Hoped de la Espriella Would Be a Bridge to Trump. Turns Out He is.

US Colombians voted overwhelmingly for Abelardo de la Espriella, whose policies mirror a Trump White House aggressively deporting those same Colombians.

Fresno Joins Nationwide Protests Over ICE Killings

Protestors are demanding accountability in two ICE killings earlier this month and for city leaders to end cooperation with federal immigration authorities.

‘ICE Out of Gilroy’ — Protestors Denounce Planned Facility

Protestors gathered Sunday, July 19 to denounce a planned ICE facility in Gilroy. Construction was paused this week after the state sued the federal government.

In the Heart of California’s Wine Country, Little Help for Farmworkers Facing Domestic Violence

Anita Noriega's daughter was killed by her partner in 2022. Her story highlights the lack of resources for farmworkers struggling with domestic violence.