A cover image with the page subtitle reading "Advancing a More Inclusive and Economically Strong California".

California’s economic future depends on the full participation of its immigrants, including the nearly two million undocumented Californians who live, work, and study across the state. California invests in education, workforce development, and small business growth, but too often, undocumented Californians are unable to translate that investment into economic mobility.

  • Nearly 100,000 undocumented students are enrolled in California higher education
  • Nearly 1 in 10 workers is undocumented
  • Undocumented immigrants contribute $8.5 billion annually in state and local taxes

Immigrants Rising’s California Blueprint for Immigrant Socioeconomic Prosperity offers policy leaders and the next Governor of California an actionable agenda focused on four key areas to ensure undocumented Californians can achieve socioeconomic prosperity.

Endorsements

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Logo of LatinoProsperity Logo of WorkLife Law Logo of Building Skills Partnership Logo of Inclusive Action for the City Logo of First Gen Empower
Logo of UC Student Association Logo of Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights Logo of Alliance for a Better Community Logo of ICON CDC Logo of UNITE-LA
Logo of Small Business Majority Logo of Californians Together Logo of New Economics for Women Logo of Center for Leadership Equity and Research Logo of Hijas del Campo
Logo of California Undocumented Higher Education Coalition Logo of Ventures Logo of Southern California College Attainment Network Logo of Managed Career Solutions Logo of LIFT Los Angeles
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