CAIR-CA Co-Sponsors Bill to Recognize Eid as a California State Holiday
CAIR-CA co-sponsors Assembly Bill 2017, which would recognize Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha as official state holidays and excuse student absences.
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This is exactly the kind of crackdown that is escalating right now. Journalist Sami Hamdi was detained by ICE at San Francisco International Airport, midway through a U.S. speaking tour. His visa had been revoked without cause and without prior notice, and the only allegation against him was a visa overstay. No criminal charges were ever filed.
For more than two weeks, Sami sat in an ICE cell. CAIR-CA's legal team, alongside co-counsel at the HMA Law Firm and the Muslim Legal Fund of America, challenged his detention. A federal judge recognized the serious First Amendment concerns and blocked ICE from transferring him out of California. He was released after 18 days, with no order of removal and no bar to returning.
For more than two weeks, Sami sat in an ICE cell. CAIR-CA's legal team challenged his detention. A federal judge recognized serious First Amendment concerns and blocked ICE from transferring him out of California. He was released after 18 days, with no order of removal and no bar to returning.
“It is this simple: Sami never should have spent a single night in an ICE cell. His only real ‘offense’ was speaking clearly about Israel's genocidal war crimes against Palestinians.”
Hussam Ayloush, CEO, CAIR CaliforniaThanks to CAIR-LA, after 12 years of separation, my family has finally been reunited. One of the attorneys, Amina, has been truly amazing and helped me a lot.
I had a great experience with this organization. They are amazing people and very helpful. Big thanks to attorneys Issac and Lamia, I appreciate your help.
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Donate NowCAIR-CA co-sponsors Assembly Bill 2017, which would recognize Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha as official state holidays and excuse student absences.
After 18 days in ICE custody, journalist Sami Hamdi is released following CAIR's legal intervention in federal court.
CAIR-LA joins a coalition of immigrant rights groups pressing Los Angeles County for housing protections and language access for immigrant families.
A federal court grants a temporary restraining order, securing the release of CAIR-LA's client from unlawful ICE detention.
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