September 10, 2025

Activists Rally Against ICE Policies in Yorba Linda

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In Yorba Linda, California, hundreds of activists are set to gather for a protest against ICE policies ahead of a speaking event by Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett. Organized by the Visibility Brigade with support from other activist groups, the rally aims to confront the controversial enforcement powers recently upheld by the Supreme Court. Advocates argue these policies threaten civil liberties and urge for comprehensive reforms regarding immigrant rights. The event is expected to draw a large crowd as activists express solidarity and demand change on various pressing issues.

Yorba Linda, California – Hundreds of activists from Orange County and Southern California are preparing to gather tomorrow morning at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library & Museum. The protest is scheduled for Wednesday, September 10, at 8:30 a.m. and is organized by the Visibility Brigade with the support of the OC Indivisible Coalition and the 50501 Movement Orange County.

The protest aims to convey the message “ICE OUT OF OC!” to Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett, who will be speaking at the Nixon Library as part of her book promotion tour for her upcoming book titled “Listening to the Law.” This event is in response to recent actions taken by the Supreme Court that have drawn criticism from immigrant rights advocates and constitutional scholars.

This week, the Supreme Court upheld broad “roving” enforcement powers for ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) in Southern California, allowing for increased scrutiny and control over local immigrant populations. Furthermore, the Court sanctioned racial profiling practices by federal agents, actions that many activists argue threaten civil liberties, particularly for immigrant communities.

Protest organizers have also criticized Justice Barrett for what they perceive as a prioritization of personal financial gain while the Supreme Court supports policies they believe to be unconstitutional. The rally is seen as part of a larger movement that has gathered momentum over the past six months, with protests consistently occurring in various cities including Irvine, Brea, Orange, Aliso Viejo, Mission Viejo, Lake Forest, and Villa Park.

These ongoing protests have addressed a myriad of issues beyond immigration, including dismantling Medicare and Social Security, advancing anti-LGBTQ+ policies, and promoting tax cuts for the wealthy. The organized protests aim to foster civic engagement and solidarity among community members.

Organizers have emphasized that the rally will maintain a family-friendly and peaceful atmosphere, ensuring that it remains a welcoming space for attendees. The promotion of this event through social media has already generated significant interest, with thousands of views anticipated, leading to expectations of a strong turnout.

Activism focusing on these issues has noticeably increased since recent Supreme Court decisions, prompting a rise in public concern regarding civil rights and the role of ICE in local communities. Many participants feel a strong obligation to raise their voices in defense of their communities and constitutional rights.

As the rally approaches, the activist groups are hopeful that their message will resonate with attendees and draw attention to what they consider pressing issues affecting vulnerable populations throughout the region.

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