California Immigrant Policy Center
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We uphold the humanity of immigrant communities in California by transforming systems to achieve racial, social, and economic justice.
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We mark this somber occasion with hopes for peace and an end to the violence.
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In addition to the decades of apartheid and oppression, the impact of Israel’s increased attacks on the people of Gaza continue to be felt throughout the world, including California where many immigrant families with ties to the region live.
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This week marks the two-years since the horrific escalating genocide that has led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people and wounded more than 169,000 in Gaza.
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"We look forward to working closely with the supervisors, the county department of public health, and state lawmakers to develop a fair, sustainable solution that protects all communities — including immigrant families who are vital to Santa Barbara’s health and well-being."
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This is an attack on immigrant and healthcare rights!

Join us to urge the Supervisors to reject the layoffs and stand in solidarity with our immigrant community in Santa Barbara and try to move them to other providers
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The Santa Barbara County Public Health Department wants to disenroll thousands of immigrants from its public health clinics and try to move them to other providers, while also planning to lay off over 100 county employees who provide essential health and social services.
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Immigration raids are straining mental health among children and school communities across California, a state where about 1 million children have a parent who is undocumented and about 300,000 students are undocumented themselves. https://cal.news/4gWGsss

📸 Zaydee Sanchez
The playground at Juan Lagunas Soria Elementary School is empty on a rainy day, on Sept. 18, 2025. Photo by Zaydee Sanchez for CalMatters/Catchlight

Quote: “Can you imagine taking a lesson of geometry when a part of your brain is tracking and texting your parent every once in a while?...That’s really, really difficult to do.” 
Maria Jarquin, a therapist who directs school-based mental health centers on behalf of Venice Family Clinic. She estimates that schools refer about 10 to 15 students to her mental health center each week. As many as a third of those referrals are prompted by stress and anxiety over ICE activity, she said.
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No one - including children - should face deportation alone.

Call @cagovernornewsom.bsky.social TODAY and urge him to sign @asmmiabonta.bsky.social’s bill, AB 1261, to expand access to lawyers for children facing deportation, alone, in immigration court against ICE prosecutors.
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The #Health4All campaign has ensured coverage to over a million more Californians. Last week, our Steering Committee leaders met to discuss the challenges now facing our progress, and how to protect health care for our immigrant communities. We will keep fighting for #Health4All!
A diverse group of people representing the Health4All Campaign's steering committee stand in front of an indoor mural that says "Protect the ones you LOVE" hand painted on a blue background.
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The latest #CABudget & implementation of the federal H.R. 1, will mean many changes for CA immigrants. The #Health4All coalition is fighting back, but it’s important to learn about these upcoming changes. @caimmigrant.bsky.social
UPCOMING HEALTH 
POLICY CHANGES

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Health Policy Changes for Immigrants in California; Federal Policy Exclusion of DACA recipients from  Covered CA eligibility - September 1, 2025; State Policy Enrollment freeze for undocumented adults in Medi-Cal - Jan 1, 2026; State Policy Elimination of adult dental coverage for undocumented and UIS Medi-Cal enrollees - July 1, 2026; Federal Policy Exclusion of most lawful immigrant adults from Medi-Cal - October 1, 2026; Federal Policy Reduction of federal funding match for emergency services based on immigration status October 1, 2026; Federal Policy Eliminates Medicare eligibility for people with temporary protected status, refugees & asylum seekers - No later than  January 4, 2027; State Policy Instatement of $30 monthly premium for undocumented Medi-Cal enrollees - July 1, 2027;
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La implementación del #PresupuestoCA y federal HR 1 traerá muchos cambios para inmigrantes californianos. La coalición de #Health4All está luchando, pero es importante aprender sobre los cambios por venir. @caimmigrant.bsky.social
Cambios a Políticas de Salud Próximos

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Política Federal Exclusión de beneficiarios de DACA en elegibilidad de Covered CA - Efectuada 1 de septiembre, 2025; Política Estatal Congelamiento de inscripción para adultos inmigrantes - 1 de enero, 2026;  Política Estatal Eliminación de cobertura completa dental para inscritos indocumentados. - 1 de julio, 2026; Política Federal Exclusión de la mayoría de adultos inmigrantes de Medi-Cal - 1 de octubre, 2026; Política Federal Reducción de atribución federal de fondos para servicios de emergencia basados en estatus migratorio - 1 de octubre, 2026; Política Federal Elimina elegibilidad de Medicare para personas con estatus protegido temporal, refugiados, y aquellos buscando asilo - Más tardar 4 de enero, 2027; Política Estatal Inicio de Prima mensual de $30 para beneficiarios de Medi-Cal indocumentados - 1 de julio, 2027
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During this Latino Heritage Month, we celebrate Senator Monique Limón's appointment as the first Latina Senate President Pro Tem in California history. Her achievements are a testament to the strength and resilience of the Latino community 🎉
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This Latino Heritage Month, we celebrate our immigrant rights champions, many of whom are members of the California Latino Legislative Caucus.

Thank you for your steadfast support and leadership!
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Everyone deserves due process when facing deportation – especially children who don’t have legal representation.

@asmmiabonta.bsky.social's AB 1261 helps ensure immigrant youth have access to a lawyer in court.

@governor.ca.gov - Sign AB 1261 into law & protect children from mass deportations.
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Immigration enforcement has no place in our schools, hospitals and clinics.

Everyone deserves safe access to school and health care facilities without fear of immigration raids and arrests.
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Thank you @cagovernornewsom.bsky.social, State Senator Arreguin, CA Latino Caucus, CA AAPI Legislative Caucus, and all of our partners for advancing bold policies in California to protect our immigrant communities from Trump's mass raids and deportations!
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Read the full statement from our Executive Director Masih Fouladi, who was by the governor’s side as he signed the bills, here ⬇️
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California must continue to do everything we can to defend the safety and rights of all Californians.

We commend @governor.ca.gov for signing bills to protect immigrants.
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Among the bills the governor signed are some co-sponsored or supported by the California Immigrant Policy Center, including Senate Bill 81 by State Senator Jesse Arreguín that will ensure healthcare facilities remain safe spaces for immigrants.