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SPOTLIGHT 2002 Amid the heightened anti-immigrant discrimination and scapegoating following 9\u002F11, Bay Area Filipino airport screeners were treated as security risks based solely on their lawful non-citizenship status. ALC, Filipino Advocates for Justice, and other community groups helped them organize and fight for their jobs back. News & Resources An overshot view of an airport check-in with many people in line carrying luggage. SPOTLIGHT 1982 With other local organizations, we sued the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Services (the precursor to ICE) to stop illegal workplace raids in factories. As a result of the lawsuit, International Molders & Allied Workers Union Local 164 v. Nelson, the federal agency banned warrantless raids. Issues An empty factory showing machines, hardhats, and other equipment. SPOTLIGHT 1972 In one of our earliest cases, Chann v. Scott, we defended Chinatown youth against the San Francisco Police Department’s racially discriminatory dragnets. The successful class action lawsuit solidified our role as the country’s first legal aid organization focused on serving low-income Asian Americans. Our History News clipping with the heading 'Chinatown Arrest Brutality Charged'.. A Corporate \u002F Professional, Typographic \u002F Big Type, Vibrant \u002F Colorful website in the Non-Profit & Charity industry. Designed by Raygun. The overall color palette features Black, Yellow, White, Gray. The typography features Aktiv Grotesk (Sans Serif, Dalton Maag). Built using Craft CMS, reCAPTCHA, Typekit, Vue.js, Yii. AI description: The Asian Law Caucus website serves as a powerful digital platform for a pioneering civil rights organization dedicated to immigrant and underserved Asian and Pacific Islander communities. Its purpose is to mobilize support, provide legal resources, and communicate critical news regarding social justice and legal advocacy. 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