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‘Not a World Cup for the World’: Rights Advocates Sound Alarm Ahead of Tournament

Selen Ozturk -
With the FIFA World Cup to open June 11, civil advocates warn the tournament risks becoming a backdrop for serious rights violations on American soil.
Immigration

Stanford Students Push University to Declare Itself a Sanctuary Campus

Peninsula 360 -
The initiative calls on the university to adopt concrete sanctuary measures amid heightened concerns over federal immigration policy.
Immigration

ICE Raids Target Home of Pro-Immigrant Activists in Ventura

Araceli Martinez -
Agents entered the home of Laura Valdez and her son, Leo Martinez, at 3 AM on the night of May 13. Both are members of a local rapid response network.
Immigration

Hunger Strikers Protest Conditions at Adelanto ICE Detention Center

Li Lovett -
At least 20 immigrants detained at California’s Adelanto ICE Processing Center in San Bernardino County have gone on hunger strike.
Politics

A Rural California County’s Crash Course on Democracy

Peter Schurmann -
How a legalistic breakdown of the Brown Act developed into something more akin to lifting the hood on the engine of our democracy. 
Immigration

Domestic Abuse Survivor Self Deports Rather Than Risk Losing Custody of Children

Julieth Gualtero Baquero -
Lucia fled cartel violence in Mexico with her children in 2023, only to fall victim to domestic abuse by her husband once in the US.
Economy

‘Harder Than COVID’ — Spending Slump Hits LA Koreatown Restaurants

Nicole Chang -
Restaurant owners in Los Angeles Koreatown say rising rents, inflation, and immigration enforcement are putting their businesses under immense pressure.
Religion and Spirituality

For Sikh Community, a Celebration of Spring and Spiritual Renewal

ACoM -
About 200 congregants joined festivities commemorating Vaisakhi, marking the start of spring and an important date in Sikh history.
Stop the Hate

The Challenge of Finding Care After Hate in One Coastal CA City

Roxsy Lin -
Mixtec residents of Santa Maria say culturally relevant resources for mental health support are limited. One non-profit is working to change that.
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