President Trump’s immigration executive orders, enforcement actions, and xenophobic threats directly impact members of our law school community.

They undermine the public mission of our university to ensure access to the talented pool of students and researchers that reflects the diversity in the State of California and the world.

They attack the ability of the university to fulfill its unique role as a site for the generation of knowledge and the free exchange of ideas among students, faculty, and staff of all nationalities, backgrounds, and creeds.

They threaten our values of diversity and inclusion, which ensure a vibrant democracy.

We oppose the executive orders and President Trump’s attacks on certain communities.

We are committed to maintaining the law school as a just and inclusive community.

BerkeleyLaw Faculty & Staff

Ian Haney Lopez

Rachel Stern

Savala Trepczynski

Elisabeth Semel

Rebecca Golberg

Leti Volpp

Edward TomChris Kutz

Mallika Kaur

Trish Plunkett Hurley

Evelyn Borchert

Lucinda Sikes

David Oppenheimer

Laurel Fletcher

john a. powell

Charles WeisselbergJordan Diamond

Diana DiGennaro

Jeff Selbin

Natalie Golden

Vicky Plaut

Kathryn Abrams

Sarah Song

Steve Rosenbaum

Holly Doremus

David Lieberman Catie Cariaga

Catherine CrumpMeir Dan–Cohen

Ty Alper

Sue Schechter

Saira Mohamed

Emily Bruce Jill Adams

Nancy Lemon

Alexa KoenigRussell Robinson

Bob Berring

Ariana Ceja

Farrah Fanara

Justin McCrary

Audrey Whiting

Emily Best

Those participating in this effort do so in their individual capacities, and not on behalf of the University of California.

Poster By Rachelle Galloway-Popotas of the Haas Institute for a Fair and Inclusive Society.

Andrea Roth

Deborah Schlosberg

Roxanna Altholz

Claudia Polsky

Holly Johnson and Holly Fincke

Michael Levy

Kathi Pugh

Erin ClarkeMalcolm Feeley

Taeku Lee