Xavier Becerra
After Police Cooperated With ICE, California's Sanctuary Law's Strength Will Be Tested in Court
Immigrant rights advocates are set to bring one of the first legal challenges against a city that allegedly contravened the California Values Act.
Can Democrats Decriminalize Unauthorized Immigration?
Xavier Becerra joined Julián Castro and Beto O'Rourke in calling to end criminal charges for those who enter the country illegally.
Trump Said He 'Didn't Need to' Declare a National Emergency Over the Wall. Will That Destroy His Case?
Challengers to Trump's national-emergency declaration can use his own words against him.
A California-Led Coalition Asks the EPA to Reverse Its Suspension of Regulations on Super-Polluting Trucks
The letter comes one week after the EPA announced that it would not enforce a 2016 regulation that limits the manufacture of diesel freight trucks refurbished with older engines.
A Judge Ruled Against Trump's Challenge to California's Sanctuary Law
But analysts anticipate the war between Sacramento and Washington will go to the Supreme Court.
California's Intrastate Immigration Battle Is About to Come to a Head
In the fight over immigration policy, the state and its municipal opponents are gearing up for a series of legal battles.