Prosecutors Alliance Action

300+ former federal prosecutors are sounding the alarm.
DOJ must stop blocking Minnesota state and local law enforcement from investigating the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti.
No officer or agency is above the law.

Read the full letter: prosecutorsalliance.org/wp-content/u...

If the federal government won’t defend constitutional rights, states like California will. We're pushing back against unconstitutional federal tactics through the No Kings Act in California, which lets people sue federal agents who violate their rights. No one is above the law—including ICE.

The California Senate passed the No Kings Act (SB 747) this week. If enacted, CA could be the first state to allow civilians to sue any government official—including federal officers—for constitutional violations.

#NoKingsAct #Accountability #CivilRights #Justice #California #KnowYourRights

The California Senate passed the No Kings Act yesterday, becoming the first legislative body in the country to pass a law ensuring all government officials — including federal agents — can be held accountable for violating constitutional rights.

Breaking News! 🎉 The No Kings Act — SB 747 — has officially passed the California Senate!

This is a major step forward for accountability and equal justice under the law. When any government official violates constitutional rights, there should be a remedy — no matter the badge.

Justice needs accountability. We’re proud to co-sponsor the No Kings Act #SB747, legislation to close the accountability gap that allows ICE officers and other federal agents to act with impunity as they terrorize our communities. SB 747 is headed for a floor vote in the CA Senate #NoKingsAct

Big news from Sacramento: two bills head to floor votes!

✅ SB 747 (No Kings Act) holds federal officers accountable for constitutional violations.

✅ AB 464 protects sexual assault survivors in CA prisons, with protections and the ability to pursue legal claims.

📢 No one is above the law — including federal agents.

We’re proud to co-sponsor the No Kings Act (SB 747) in California — legislation to close the accountability gap that currently allows ICE officers and other federal agents to act with impunity when they violate constitutional rights.

This initiative will protect survivors by giving judges, attorneys, and law enforcement the tools needed to enforce current laws and ensure the safe and lawful transfer of deadly firearms.

Intimate partner homicide accounts for one-third of all homicides in Virginia. We cannot continue to put survivors in harm's way.

That's why we're proud to support Virginia SB 38 by Senator Favola and HB 93 by Delegate Bennett-Parker.

Justice demands accountability, especially when public safety systems fail the people they’re meant to protect. More than 60 years after his call to end police brutality, Black and Brown communities are still disproportionately impacted by excessive force and bias in our legal system.

#MLKday

The Trump administration quietly cut $1.9B from mental health & substance use care, only reversing it after public pushback. That funding saves lives: crisis lines, suicide prevention, overdose reversal, rural care, kids & families. Watch actions, not words. Keep showing up.
#MentalHealthMatters

Constitutional rights mean nothing without accountability. The No Kings Act (SB 747) lets Californians seek justice when federal officials violate those rights. Real safety requires accountability at every level of government. #NoKingsAct #SB747 #CAleg

George Retes, a U.S. citizen and veteran, was violently detained by federal agents, held 3 days without charges, then released with no explanation. A loophole shields agents from accountability. That’s why we’re co-sponsoring the No Kings Act (SB 747) by Sen. Scott Wiener. #NoKingsAct

The tragic death of Renee Good reminds us why local prosecutors are vital for justice and accountability. We need transparent, independent investigations that go beyond federal reviews, ensuring those responsible are held accountable.

Justice is about protecting our communities.

Today’s deadly shooting by an ICE agent in Minnesota underscores the urgent need for transparency, oversight, and accountability in federal law enforcement.

We're thinking of Renee Nicole Good and her family and we will keep fighting to ensure accountability and safety in all of our communities.

2025 was a year of transformation.

We made history with the No Secret Police Act in California, fought to expand career pathways for incarcerated firefighters, secured $100M for survivor services, and amplified the call for police accountability.

This is about people. Real change. Real lives.

Masked and unidentifiable federal agents sow fear and confusion in our communities. That's why we passed the No Secret Police Act in California to unmask law enforcement.

Now, we're fighting back against a federal lawsuit seeking to stop the law from taking effect.

Accountability. Independence. Public safety.

That’s what’s under attack and what we've been fighting to protect.

Your support powers our advocacy to protect prosecutors from and ensure that policies are guided by public safety, not politics.

Donate today. https://secure.actblue.com/donate/paa

Real officers don’t hide their identities — neither should ICE | Opinion “ICE’s covert operations offer perfect cover for impersonators who prey on victims,” writes The Tribune Editorial Board.

Now, the DOJ is suing to overturn this law, making political what should be common sense.

This is about public safety. We need transparency to protect communities and to prevent abuse of power.

Full San Luis Obispo Tribune editorial here: www.sanluisobispo.com/opinion/edit...

When law enforcement hides behind masks, everyone is less safe. That’s why we were proud to co-sponsor the No Secret Police Act in California, requiring ICE and other law enforcement officers to unmask when policing our communities.

Wiener’s new bill would let individuals sue feds for constitutional violations State Sen. Scott Wiener, who is running to replace retiring Rep. Nancy Pelosi in Congress next year, introduced the “No Kings Act” to create an easier legal path for individuals to seek monetary damag...

Full SF Standard story here: sfstandard.com/2025/11/18/s...

In a moment of mounting federal overreach, SB 747 restores power to the people.

We’re proud to co-sponsor Senator Scott Wiener's No Kings Act, which would give Californians a path to sue federal, state, or local officers who violate their Constitutional rights.

SB 747, the No Kings Act, is a first-in-the-nation bill that would create a clear path for Californians to hold any government official accountable for violating constitutional rights, whether that’s free speech, privacy, equal protection, or due process.

Trump’s latest lawsuit won’t change the facts: Californians deserve to know who is policing their communities.

SB 627, the law banning masked federal and local officers, was passed for one reason: public safety requires transparency.

Full article: https://bit.ly/4pR2sIE

Anonymity shouldn’t be the default for those wielding state power. The masks worn by federal immigration agents aren’t just gear, they’re a symbol of authoritarianism and lawlessness. We cannot have safety, accountability, and justice without transparency.

https://bit.ly/43NWlfB

#SB627

Restorative justice fosters connection, dignity, and real choice, leading to more satisfying outcomes and genuine healing. Every step toward this alternative path is a step toward restoring hope and autonomy for those impacted.

#NationalRestorativeJusticeWeek

This first-in-the-nation right of action closes long-standing loopholes to ensure that NO ONE, not even the federal government, gets to stand above the Constitution.

#SB747 #NoKingsAct

Our constitutional rights are under attack by the Trump administration, and we will not stand by and let the federal government promote lawlessness with impunity.

Our new bill by Senator Scott Wiener, would give Californians a real path to justice when government officials violate rights.

Our Executive Director Cristine Soto DeBerry calls out the Trump Administration’s attempt to force conservative policies onto cities by threatening to withdraw essential funding.

This fight isn’t just about budgets. It’s about local autonomy and constitutional limits on executive power.