As you engage with ongoing immigration headlines, gain a richer understanding of the complex layers that comprise immigration policy by exploring Prof. Hiroshi Motomura’s latest book, Borders and Belonging: Toward a Fair Immigration Policy.

📰 Check out CILP’s Faculty Co-Director and UCLA professor Hiroshi Motomura’s remarks in this LA Times piece by Steve Lopez. bit.ly/latimeslopez...

CILP’s Faculty Co-Director Ahilan Arulanantham joined @dahlialithwick.bsky.social on Amicus to discuss the recent Supreme Court shadow docket order in Noem v. Vasquez-Perdomo, which effectively legalized racial profiling by roving ICE patrols. Listen to the full podcast at bit.ly/3VpxA4O

Join CILP Senior Staff Attorney Monika Langarica in conversation with El Colegio de la Frontera Norte (COLEF) as they discuss human rights and U.S. immigration policy under the Trump administration. The presentation will be live streamed. Learn more at bit.ly/46cK99L

UCLA Law Professor and CILP Faculty Co-Director Hiroshi Motomura spoke to The Washington Post about ICE's planned expansion across the U.S. after Congress increased the agency's budget.

Check out the amazing interactive data visualizations at mappingdeportations.com from @uclacilp.bsky.social

🎙️ ON AIR: We're talking to @uclacilp.bsky.social's Ahilan Arulanantham, Loyola Immigrant Justice Clinic's Marissa Montes, @latimes.com's Andrea Castillo and @agrobbonta.oag.ca.gov about the recent Supreme Court ruling on ICE arrests. ❓ Have you or someone you know been targeted by ICE? 📻 Listen:

🎧 Listen to the podcast! @uclacilp.bsky.social's Ahilan Arulanantham, Loyola Immigrant Justice Clinic's Marissa Montes, @latimes.com's Andrea Castillo and @agrobbonta.oag.ca.gov spoke with @mina-kim.bsky.social about the recent Supreme Court ruling on ICE arrests. 🔗: buff.ly/AvEmv2x

Join us for the launch of Mapping Deportations, a website that uses maps, data, and timelines to unmask the relationship between race and U.S. immigration enforcement throughout U.S. history. It tracks every deportation order since 1895. 👉🏽RSVP at this link: bit.ly/Mapping-Depo...

Today's ruling sez courts have the power to review Trump administration’s attempt to end TPS for Venezuelans, & that its decision to cut short their TPS protections was illegal. Learn more bit.ly/3JEQJwO

A California Court of Appeal has ruled that the University of California's policy denying educational job opportunities to undocumented students is discriminatory. Read our full press statement at bit.ly/4ol6HfD .

We are working alongside our partners to help TPS holders from Venezuela and Haiti fight the federal government's unprecedented efforts to strip them of protections. Check out a timeline of that legal battle.

BIG WIN: CILP and our partners were in court on Tuesday to protect TPS for nearly 60,000 individuals. Today's ruling is another step forward in the fight to ensure fairness in our immigration system. Learn more about the court's decision in NTPSA II v. Noem at bit.ly/3U9VcJZ

The federal government is at war with TPS itself. On Monday, it moved to strip nationals from Honduras, Nepal, and Nicaragua of the right to live and work here. The National TPS Alliance (NTPSA) and seven individual plaintiffs are suing the administration.

CILP's Ahilan Arulanantham spoke to CalMatters about some of the tactics that federal immigration agents are reportedly using to detain and deport individuals on the street of Los Angeles. Go to bit.ly/44Bl4TH to read the story. @calmatters #dueprocess

As federal immigration enforcement mounts across CA a new resource released today by the Immigrants' Rights Policy Clinic, part of the Center for Immigration Law and Policy (CILP) at the UCLA School of Law, shares tools for upholding the state’s sanctuary law. Check out bit.ly/ProtectingSanctuary

CILP & our partners sued the Trump admin in 3/25 over its unprecedented move to strip 500K Haitians of lawful immigration status. Haitians have protection b/c it's unsafe for them to go back. We'll continue to hold the gov't accountable for failing to follow the law & provide TPS thru 2/26

The stepped up enforcement across Southern California affects all communities. CILP's faculty shares their perspective on the legal and policy issues.

CILP Co-Director Ahilan Arulanantham joined Slate's "What Next" podcast to talk about the direction of immigration enforcement and what's happening under Homeland Security Sec. Noem. Check bit.ly/4480SJ3 to listen to the full podcast. @slate.com @ahilantoolong.bsky.social

Unsettled Episode 3 is out! Learn more about the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 and it's role today. The hosts are joined by the Brennan Center for Justice's Elizabeth Goitein and Katherine Yon Ebright.Listen to the full episode at bit.ly/4neqixw @brennancenter @zolberginst @yalelawschool @uclalawschool

Now more than ever, the need to understand immigration law and policy from trusted sources matters. Tune in to Unsettled: Immigration in Turbulent Times. Episode 2 take a look at the Mahmoud Khalil Case, deportation power, and the Constitution. Go to bit.ly/44hYHDT to hear the full episode.

Now more than ever it's important to understand what immigration policy means in this moment. Go to bit.ly/3Zs79xK to listen to the entire episode.

Find our FAQs on the latest in NTPSA v. Noem case by going to bit.ly/4dLDmG6 (English) bit.ly/3FJCKUO (Español). @ndlon.bsky.social @aclu-norcal.bsky.social @aclusocal.bsky.social

CILP Deputy Director Talia Inlender spoke with Spectrum News about what the U.S. Supreme Court's order last week that leaves some 500,000 Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans who were vetted and came to the U.S. legally without protections from deportation means going bit.ly/4koYrsw

SCOTUS's order granting the Trump administration’s emergency request to revoke humanitarian parole for more than 500,000 immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, who entered through what is collectively known as the “CHNV” program will hurt individuals who played by the rules.

DHS is carrying out immigration courthouse arrests targeting individuals who are trying to play by the rules. CILP's Talia Inlender spoke to the @latimes.com about how this is an effort to stir fear and strip away due process. #dueprocess www.latimes.com/california/s...

Welcome to CILP_UCLA's Bluesky! Founded in 2020, the Center for Immigration Law and Policy at the UCLA School of Law expands the law school’s role as a national leader in immigration law and policy. CILP generates innovative ideas at the intersection of immigration scholarship and practice.