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Launching Our Immigration Enforcement Briefs Series

September 24, 2025/0 Comments/in News/by CNK Staff

In response to the escalation of immigration enforcement under the Trump administration, the UCLA Center for Neighborhood Knowledge, in partnership with the UCLA Asian American Studies Center and community-based organizations, has released a series of analytical briefs on recent ICE arrest patterns.

These studies reveal disproportionate impacts on Latino and Asian non-citizens, showing how political alignment, race, and state-level policies shape enforcement outcomes.

Click here to view the full series of briefs.

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