We successfully concluded the 58th National Biennial Convention held at C.A.C.A. National Headquarters in San Francisco. The business of the Alliance was completed and a new slate of officers elected. A convention report has been posted. Click below to read about the 58th National Biennial Convention.
The Chinese American Citizens Alliance (C.A.C.A.) helps Chinese Americans across the United States advocate for their civil rights, preserve their cultural heritage, and make a difference in their communities through education, leadership, and community service.
C.A.C.A. is calling for transparency and accountability after federal immigration enforcement actions in Minneapolis resulted in the deaths of two U.S. citizens, Renée Good and Alex Pretti. After more than a month without official findings, the organization is urging a thorough review to ensure constitutional standards and proper procedures were followed.
C.A.C.A. extends warm wishes for a happy, healthy, and prosperous Lunar New Year to its members, partners, and all Americans. Welcoming the Year of the Fire Horse (Year 4724), C.A.C.A. reflects on themes of bold transformation, courage, and thoughtful judgment, while affirming that Chinese heritage is an essential part of American identity. The organization also proudly announces the creation of its Cultural and Historical Preservation Committee to help preserve and share the community’s stories and traditions.
The National Essay Contest is a celebrated tradition that promotes critical thinking, literacy, and historical awareness. Students across the nation submit essays on topics related to Chinese American experiences, achievements, and challenges. All students in grades 9-12 are eligible. For more information and to register, click below.
C.A.C.A. expresses deep disappointment with the U.S. Supreme Court's decision that ended the use of national injunctions by the lower federal courts.
C.A.C.A. supports peaceful protests for justice and condemns violence that harms communities and distracts from reform. C.A.C.A. calls for accountability, protection of civil liberties, and unity to create lasting change.
C.A.C.A. submitted an amicus curiae (friend of the court) brief in support of birthright citizenship. The case was argued before the U.S. Supreme Court on May 14, 2025.
C.A.C.A. has been advocating for Chinese Americans since 1895. As early as 1940, our organization has been guiding members and the broader Chinese American community on their rights under the 14th Amendment and defending their American citizenship as shown in document below.
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