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Annie Lee, who works at the advocacy groups Chinese for Affirmative Action and Stop AAPI Hate, said it is “simply unjust to take people from their homes and boot them out of the country.”
Jose Ng, the immigrants-rights program manager at Chinese for Affirmative Action, said there was a lot of fear among undocumented Chinese immigrants where he works in the Bay Area, especially those with final removal orders, a ruling that formalizes an…
美國華人權益促進會（CAA，簡稱華促會）移民權利項目經理吳雨泊（Jose Ng）表示，目前還沒見到移民暨海關執法局（ICE）在舊金山有大規模的執法行動。
多個華人組織，如華人權益促進會、華協中心均派代表發言，支持出生公民權。此外，監督委員會的三位成員，市參事菲爾德（Jackie Fielder）、李爾德（Danny Sauter）和謝里爾（Stephen Sherrill）也強調，維護出生公民權是維護美國民主與公平正義的關鍵。
“This is exactly what they promised in Project 2025, and they’re making good on it,” Vincent Pan, co-executive director of the civil rights advocacy group Chinese for Affirmative Action, told me.
“Regardless of how we came (to the US), children born here are citizens. And that has transformed the way our cities and our states, our country looks,” said Annie Lee, managing director of civil rights organisation Chinese for Affirmative Action.
“There are many undocumented Asian and Chinese immigrants living in our communities,” Ng said in Chinese. “The situation has become tense, and many people have been worried since Trump took office.”
Annie Lee, policy director of Chinese for Affirmative Action, said that Trump’s executive order affects all immigrants and children of immigrants, regardless of legal status.
“When a racist man screams at me to go back to my country, he does not know or care if I am a U.S. citizen, if I am here on a work visa or if I am undocumented,” she said.…
“When a racist man screams at me to go back to my country, he does not know or care if I am a U.S. citizen, if I am here on a work visa or if I am undocumented,” she said.…