COVID-19 Paid Sick Leave Extension Letter & Update
CLSEPA has joined with 90+ organizations to sign a letter calling on the California Legislature and Governor to take immediate action to extend COVID-19 Supplemental Paid Sick Leave! To learn more, you can find the letter on the slideshow above or click here to read more. Join us in this movement of helping those affected by the COVID-19 pandemic by … Read More
CLSEPA Response to the Texas Federal Court Decision on DACA
On July 16, 2021, a U.S. federal court in Texas ruled that the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program is unlawful. Here’s what you need to know about the Texas v. US decision: 1) Judge Hanen found the DACA program to be unlawful, but DACA renewals and advance parole for DACA recipients may continue for now. 2) The government … Read More
November 2020 Election Recommendations
Support your community and vote! CLSEPA has taken a position on these statewide propositions because they relate to our legal advocacy in the areas of housing, workers’ rights, or criminal reentry. CLSEPA ha tomado una posición sobre estas propuestas estatales porque se relacionan con nuestra defensa legal en las áreas de vivienda, derechos de los trabajadores o reingreso criminal.CLSEPA offers … Read More
NOVEMBER 17th, 2020 DACA CLINIC
DOES YOUR DACA EXPIRE SOON? Renew your DACA at our FREE workshop! Tuesday, November 17th at 2:45 pm Video Conference on Zoom Pre-Registration Required Contact Meghana at 650-391-0355 or mravikumar@clsepa.org LIMITED FUNDS AVAILABLE TO COVER THE $495 FILING FEE ON A FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE BASIS! DOES YOUR DACA EXPIRE SOON? Renew your DACA at our FREE workshop! Tuesday, November 17th … Read More
12 People in a 3-Bedroom House, Then the Virus Entered the Equation
12 People in a 3-Bedroom House, Then the Virus Entered the Equation Overcrowding, not density, has defined many coronavirus hot spots. Service workers’ quarters skirting Silicon Valley are no exception. ByConor Dougherty Published August 1, 2020 It was not surprising when three-quarters of the house tested positive. There were 12 people in three bedrooms, with a bathroom whose door frequently … Read More