CLADA President Clay Chu speaks at the hearing on Senate Bill 17, also known as the Texas Alien Land Bill, addressing its potential impact on property ownership rights for immigrants and its characterization as a “new Chinese Exclusion Act.” This video captures his remarks during the press conference in Houston on August 14, 2025, held just before the first court hearing.
On August 14, 2025, community leaders, attorneys, and plaintiffs gathered in Houston to address the lawsuit challenging Texas Senate Bill 17, also known as the Texas Alien Land Bill. The law has been criticized for discriminating against immigrants from China and other countries, drawing comparisons to historical exclusion laws. This press conference features statements from the plaintiffs, legal counsel, and advocacy organizations outlining the case and its broader implications for immigrant property rights in Texas.
CALDA’s President Clay Zhu, a Chinese American attorney and civil rights advocate, gained national attention for challenging the Trump administration’s attempt to ban WeChat in the United States. Representing the rights of millions of Chinese-speaking users, Zhu argued that the ban violated free speech and equal protection principles. His legal battle became a landmark case in the fight to protect digital communication rights for immigrant communities.
2024年4月19日星期五,美国第11巡回上诉法院就关于佛州SB264法案被提起上诉的案件进行了听证会,上述方认为该法案违反了美国宪法,限制了许多中国移民购房。佛州当地华人聚集在巡回法院附近的广场上,集会示威,表达对SB264法案的不满!希望更多人听到他们的心声!
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