ICE Out of CA coalition
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#ICEoutofCA coalition organizes & advocates to protect our immigrant community from detention and deportation. Join us!
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11/ Who profits from ICE’s abuses of power?
Many people are surprised to learn that profits for private prison corporations have skyrocketed since the election.
These corporations WANT ICE transfers from prison.
They WANT ICE arrests in the street. www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
Many people are surprised to learn that profits for private prison corporations have skyrocketed since the election.
These corporations WANT ICE transfers from prison.
They WANT ICE arrests in the street. www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
June 26, 2025 at 9:05 PM
11/ Who profits from ICE’s abuses of power?
Many people are surprised to learn that profits for private prison corporations have skyrocketed since the election.
These corporations WANT ICE transfers from prison.
They WANT ICE arrests in the street. www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
Many people are surprised to learn that profits for private prison corporations have skyrocketed since the election.
These corporations WANT ICE transfers from prison.
They WANT ICE arrests in the street. www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
6/ After public outcry, the City Supervisors passed a law to protect due process - over Newsom’s veto.
Years later, Newsom acknowledged that “the issue of due process was the missing link there.” www.kqed.org/forum/201010...
Years later, Newsom acknowledged that “the issue of due process was the missing link there.” www.kqed.org/forum/201010...
![[Scott Shafer, KQED] ..you know, you then implemented a policy to turn over juveniles accused of crimes before they were convicted.
Gavin Newsom: [00:46:13] Yeah.
Scott Shafer: [00:46:13] Was that a mistake?
Gavin Newsom: [00:46:13] Yeah, due process. I mean, the fact is, if I had that to do over again, the issue of due process was the missing link there.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:rij4fmbcvq3iooq2rj2qbrc3/bafkreiffcpeasu33e3h3lajb3fbviipyu4el5xgwkjikbmtkkrccxjcchy@jpeg)
June 26, 2025 at 8:52 PM
6/ After public outcry, the City Supervisors passed a law to protect due process - over Newsom’s veto.
Years later, Newsom acknowledged that “the issue of due process was the missing link there.” www.kqed.org/forum/201010...
Years later, Newsom acknowledged that “the issue of due process was the missing link there.” www.kqed.org/forum/201010...
1/ Dear Gov. @gavinnewsom.bsky.social
We’re calling you in.
To protect democracy, we need to UPHOLD due process for all who call CA home.
We need to embrace our shared humanity.
And we shouldn’t double down on rhetoric or policies that divide, dehumanize, and pave the way for abuses.
We’re calling you in.
To protect democracy, we need to UPHOLD due process for all who call CA home.
We need to embrace our shared humanity.
And we shouldn’t double down on rhetoric or policies that divide, dehumanize, and pave the way for abuses.
June 26, 2025 at 8:33 PM
1/ Dear Gov. @gavinnewsom.bsky.social
We’re calling you in.
To protect democracy, we need to UPHOLD due process for all who call CA home.
We need to embrace our shared humanity.
And we shouldn’t double down on rhetoric or policies that divide, dehumanize, and pave the way for abuses.
We’re calling you in.
To protect democracy, we need to UPHOLD due process for all who call CA home.
We need to embrace our shared humanity.
And we shouldn’t double down on rhetoric or policies that divide, dehumanize, and pave the way for abuses.
Here’s the kicker. It sounds like Politico California made up a sample of “policy influencers” based on self-selected responses from their OWN subscribers, and the basis for last week’s article is …comparing these skewed responses to the electorate at large? 🤦 11/
April 24, 2025 at 8:06 PM
Here’s the kicker. It sounds like Politico California made up a sample of “policy influencers” based on self-selected responses from their OWN subscribers, and the basis for last week’s article is …comparing these skewed responses to the electorate at large? 🤦 11/
21% of CA voters say they want the number of immigrants admitted to the US to increase; 36% want it to stay about the same. That’s a clear majority right there. Meanwhile, 18% want it “decreased a little,” while only 25% want it “decreased a lot.” 9/
April 24, 2025 at 8:04 PM
21% of CA voters say they want the number of immigrants admitted to the US to increase; 36% want it to stay about the same. That’s a clear majority right there. Meanwhile, 18% want it “decreased a little,” while only 25% want it “decreased a lot.” 9/
One more thing about immigration: last week’s article claimed a “plurality” of voters is “skeptical” of “legal immigration”, without listing any data or even a definition of “skepticism.” But the numbers tell a totally different story! 8/
April 24, 2025 at 8:03 PM
One more thing about immigration: last week’s article claimed a “plurality” of voters is “skeptical” of “legal immigration”, without listing any data or even a definition of “skepticism.” But the numbers tell a totally different story! 8/
The law also has the support of the vast majority of democrats, a majority of independents and “something else” voters, AND nearly one in three Republican voters too. 6/
April 24, 2025 at 8:00 PM
The law also has the support of the vast majority of democrats, a majority of independents and “something else” voters, AND nearly one in three Republican voters too. 6/
The sanctuary law enjoys majority support not just in LA (62%), the Bay (68%), and OC/San Diego (57%), but a solid 60% in the Central Valley too. 5/
April 24, 2025 at 7:59 PM
The sanctuary law enjoys majority support not just in LA (62%), the Bay (68%), and OC/San Diego (57%), but a solid 60% in the Central Valley too. 5/
Majorities of Asian, Black, Latino, and white voters ALL support the Sanctuary state law. 4/
April 24, 2025 at 7:58 PM
Majorities of Asian, Black, Latino, and white voters ALL support the Sanctuary state law. 4/
The Sanctuary State law enjoys majority support across gender, age and race.
Voters 18-34, 35-49, AND 65+ all support the law. 3/
Voters 18-34, 35-49, AND 65+ all support the law. 3/
April 24, 2025 at 7:56 PM
The Sanctuary State law enjoys majority support across gender, age and race.
Voters 18-34, 35-49, AND 65+ all support the law. 3/
Voters 18-34, 35-49, AND 65+ all support the law. 3/
While CA hospitals are required under state sanctuary law to enact policies to protect against ICE incursions, the piece underscores the need for stronger protections to protect Californians’ personal data. 9/
February 27, 2025 at 11:41 PM
While CA hospitals are required under state sanctuary law to enact policies to protect against ICE incursions, the piece underscores the need for stronger protections to protect Californians’ personal data. 9/
And there's ANOTHER good poll. In "purple" Orange County, a UC Irvine OC Poll, released in Jan, found only 1/3 of OC residents agree with mass deportation, while about 60 percent “would prefer an option for the undocumented to obtain legal status." 6/
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February 27, 2025 at 11:41 PM
And there's ANOTHER good poll. In "purple" Orange County, a UC Irvine OC Poll, released in Jan, found only 1/3 of OC residents agree with mass deportation, while about 60 percent “would prefer an option for the undocumented to obtain legal status." 6/
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And there's MORE! Earlier this month Emerson College Polling found:
“A majority of voters (56%) think mass deportations of undocumented immigrants in California are a bad thing for California, while 44% think they are a good thing for the state.” 5/
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“A majority of voters (56%) think mass deportations of undocumented immigrants in California are a bad thing for California, while 44% think they are a good thing for the state.” 5/
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February 27, 2025 at 11:41 PM
And there's MORE! Earlier this month Emerson College Polling found:
“A majority of voters (56%) think mass deportations of undocumented immigrants in California are a bad thing for California, while 44% think they are a good thing for the state.” 5/
emersoncollegepolling.com/february-202...
“A majority of voters (56%) think mass deportations of undocumented immigrants in California are a bad thing for California, while 44% think they are a good thing for the state.” 5/
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Another MAJOR finding from PPIC:
“About six in ten adults (63%) and likely voters (62%) favor the California state and local governments making their own policies and taking actions, separate from the federal government, to protect the legal rights of undocumented immigrants" 3/
“About six in ten adults (63%) and likely voters (62%) favor the California state and local governments making their own policies and taking actions, separate from the federal government, to protect the legal rights of undocumented immigrants" 3/
February 27, 2025 at 11:41 PM
Another MAJOR finding from PPIC:
“About six in ten adults (63%) and likely voters (62%) favor the California state and local governments making their own policies and taking actions, separate from the federal government, to protect the legal rights of undocumented immigrants" 3/
“About six in ten adults (63%) and likely voters (62%) favor the California state and local governments making their own policies and taking actions, separate from the federal government, to protect the legal rights of undocumented immigrants" 3/
From PPIC’s new poll:
“An overwhelming majority of adults (72%) and likely voters (70%) say that immigrants are a benefit to California.”
In February 2024, this figure was at 60%, so today’s results represent a significant increase in support.
www.ppic.org/publication/...
“An overwhelming majority of adults (72%) and likely voters (70%) say that immigrants are a benefit to California.”
In February 2024, this figure was at 60%, so today’s results represent a significant increase in support.
www.ppic.org/publication/...
February 27, 2025 at 11:41 PM
From PPIC’s new poll:
“An overwhelming majority of adults (72%) and likely voters (70%) say that immigrants are a benefit to California.”
In February 2024, this figure was at 60%, so today’s results represent a significant increase in support.
www.ppic.org/publication/...
“An overwhelming majority of adults (72%) and likely voters (70%) say that immigrants are a benefit to California.”
In February 2024, this figure was at 60%, so today’s results represent a significant increase in support.
www.ppic.org/publication/...
NEW: A trio of polls in California underscores a groundswell of SUPPORT for immigrants in California and strong OPPOSITION to mass deportations. Check out our statement and all the details ⬇️
February 27, 2025 at 11:41 PM
NEW: A trio of polls in California underscores a groundswell of SUPPORT for immigrants in California and strong OPPOSITION to mass deportations. Check out our statement and all the details ⬇️
🚨 Our statement today: Sanctuary for ALL will triumph over Trump's vile lies.
To the administration's cruel attacks, our coalition will respond with strength, determination, and love for each and every person who calls the Golden State home. 1/
To the administration's cruel attacks, our coalition will respond with strength, determination, and love for each and every person who calls the Golden State home. 1/
January 20, 2025 at 11:20 PM
🚨 Our statement today: Sanctuary for ALL will triumph over Trump's vile lies.
To the administration's cruel attacks, our coalition will respond with strength, determination, and love for each and every person who calls the Golden State home. 1/
To the administration's cruel attacks, our coalition will respond with strength, determination, and love for each and every person who calls the Golden State home. 1/
On pardons, labor leader Carlos Flores implores: “Governor Newsom, do not allow our brothers and sisters to be judged by who they were. Rather, embrace and uplift the person they are today: contributors to a better California.”
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December 2, 2024 at 9:23 PM
On pardons, labor leader Carlos Flores implores: “Governor Newsom, do not allow our brothers and sisters to be judged by who they were. Rather, embrace and uplift the person they are today: contributors to a better California.”
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As we stop in front of the Capitol building, we’re hearing from Carlos Flores, a labor leader and school board member in Solano County. He highlights the history of labor “fighting for Italian, Irish, and other European immigrants who were the scapegoats of their time”
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December 2, 2024 at 9:20 PM
As we stop in front of the Capitol building, we’re hearing from Carlos Flores, a labor leader and school board member in Solano County. He highlights the history of labor “fighting for Italian, Irish, and other European immigrants who were the scapegoats of their time”
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Maria is worried she could be targeted again and appeals to the Governor to pardon her and dozens of others in a similar situation: “I don’t want this Christmas to be the last holiday I spend with my husband, my granny, my dad and my brother, my friends and my community.”
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December 2, 2024 at 7:47 PM
Maria is worried she could be targeted again and appeals to the Governor to pardon her and dozens of others in a similar situation: “I don’t want this Christmas to be the last holiday I spend with my husband, my granny, my dad and my brother, my friends and my community.”
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A prayer from Rev. Nelson Rabell, a Lutheran pastor from Stockton
December 2, 2024 at 7:43 PM
A prayer from Rev. Nelson Rabell, a Lutheran pastor from Stockton
We have a set of concrete steps state officials can take to build on California’s existing policies and keep families together and promote safety for ALL Californians, including immigrants.
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December 2, 2024 at 7:12 PM
We have a set of concrete steps state officials can take to build on California’s existing policies and keep families together and promote safety for ALL Californians, including immigrants.
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Happening now: As the #CAleg session opens, hundreds of immigrants and supporters are rallying at the capitol to demand @GavinNewsom and the legislature take action to keep families together! Joining today: folks from Central Valley, San Diego, LA, OC, and the Bay.
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December 2, 2024 at 7:10 PM
Happening now: As the #CAleg session opens, hundreds of immigrants and supporters are rallying at the capitol to demand @GavinNewsom and the legislature take action to keep families together! Joining today: folks from Central Valley, San Diego, LA, OC, and the Bay.
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