Immigrant advocates count gains, mourn losses a year after local sweeps.
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Category Archives: Anti-ICE
Massive Protests Speak For Themselves!
Massive protests speak for themselves! Continue reading
BREAKING: National Youth Poet Laureate Amanda Gorman pens a moving poem in the wake of the tragic ICE killing of innocent Minneapolis mother Renée Good.
Gorman is perhaps best known for writing and delivering her poem “The Hill We Climb” at President Joe Biden’s inauguration. Now, her words come to us as our country is torn apart by MAGA fascism…
The Minneapolis People Know The Truth!
The Minneapolis people know the truth! Continue reading
Stop Unjust Deportations
Supporting press conference in San Bernardino to stop unjust deportations of our Central American families. Continue reading
ICE Out of Pomona
ICE Out of Pomona is having an action tomorrow October 13th 2025. Meeting place: 3:00 pm the Pomona Pride Center -235 W. Mission Blvd. Pomona, CA 91766.
For more up to date information, please visit the IOP instagram and Facebook pages.
Justice For Roberto Carlos Montoya
California’s Economy Getting Hit By Immigration Raids
A June report from the Bay Area Council Economic Institute found that, based on their wage contributions to the economy alone, undocumented workers generate nearly 5% of California’s gross domestic product. That proportion rises to 9% when ripple effects of their labor are added.
With 2.28 million undocumented immigrants living in California, they represent 8% of workers in the state. And the population has deep roots, with nearly two-thirds having lived in the state for over a decade. Their total contribution in local, state and federal taxes is $23 billion annually, according to the Bay Area Council Economic Institute.
Undocumented Workers Generate Nearly 5% of California’s Gross Domestic Product
A June report from the Bay Area Council Economic Institute found that, based on their wage contributions to the economy alone, undocumented workers generate nearly 5% of California’s gross domestic product. That proportion rises to 9% when ripple effects of their labor are added.