Take Action to support progressive legislation for California

Indivisible Alta-Pasadena has endorsed and prioritized a number of bills that will help California stand up against federal immigration enforcement, reign in corporate greed, expand access to renewable energy and education, and protect our most vulnerable residents. For these bills to move forward in the legislature, they must be passed in their chamber of origin by Friday, May 29, 2026. Our representatives needs to hear that YOU support this legislative agenda.

OUR ASK: Take time to call or email our representatives to express your support for the following legislation before May 26th

We have included contact information and a short sample script below. More information on the bills is included at the end of this post or you can visit our State Legislation page.

Sample scripts and Contact Information

Assembly Bills (📞 Asm. John Harabedian)

John Harabedian - Digital Democracy | CalMatters

John Harabedian, [dd-age], is a lawyer, former mayor of Sierra Madre and chair of the California Acupuncture Board. He was a prosecutor at the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office and an attorney at Latham & Watkins, Stanford’s Immigrants’ Rights Clinic and the Equality Pro Bono Project.  He was a policy analyst for former Los Angeles […]

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One of the easiest and quickest ways to support is to use the contact form linked above. You can also call the district or Sacramento office: District Office: (626) 351-1917; Sacramento Office: (916) 319-2041

Sample script for Assemblymember Harabedian

Hello, my name is___ and I’m from_____. I’m calling/writing to urge Assemblymember Harabedian to vote YES on the following 13 bills. These bills will help California to stand up against federal immigration enforcement, reign in corporate greed, expand access to education, and protect our most vulnerable residents. AB 1537 (Bryan); AB 1633 (Haney); AB 1655 (Bryan); AB 1715 (Schiavo); AB 2157 (Connolly & Bryan); AB 2162 (Bryan); AB 2251 (Rodriguez); AB 2461 (Hart); AB 2483 (Elhawary); AB 2564 (Ward); AB 2765 (Ahrens); AB 2768 (Ahrens); AB 2769 (Ahrens). I would also like to thank the Assemblymember for authoring AB 1642 and co-authoring AB 1540, AB 1807 and AB 2122.

Senate Bills (📞 Sen. Sasha Renee Perez)

Sasha Renée Pérez - Digital Democracy | CalMatters

Sasha Renée Pérez, [dd-age], was the mayor of Alhambra, where she was born. She served as a political director for the Yes on Prop. 1 campaign, passed by voters in 2022 to add the right to abortion and contraception in the state Constitution. She was an appointed commissioner of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority. […]

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One of the easiest and quickest ways to support is to use the contact form linked above. You can also call the district or Sacramento office: District Office: (626) 304-1086; Sacramento Office: (916) 651-4025.

Sample script for Senator Perez

Hello, my name is___ and I’m from_____. I’m calling/writing to urge Senator Perez to vote YES on SB 942 (Cabellero); SB 873 (Reyes) and SB 1259 (Blakespear). These bills will help California to stand up against federal immigration enforcement, reign in corporate greed and protect our most vulnerable residents. I would also like to thank the Senator for authoring SB 895, SB 1103 and co-authoring SB 747 and SB 1091.

Information on the bills

(Visit our State Legislation page for current updates and links).

1. AB 1537 (Bryan) Prohibits peace officers from working for the Dept. of Homeland Security immigration enforcement.
2. AB 1633 (Haney) Establishes the Private Detention Center Facility Tax Law
3. AB 1655 (Bryan) Protecting kids from ICE Act
4. AB 1715 (Schiavo) Utility Finances and Accountability Act
5. AB 2157 (Connolly & Bryan) Displaced oil and gas workers fund
6. AB 2162 (Bryan) Foster Youth Housing Voucher
7. AB 2251 (Rodriguez) Student financial aid: Cal Grant Program: cost of attendance
8. AB 2461 (Hart) Polluters Pay Well Cleanup bill
9. AB 2483 (Elhawary) Allow incarcerated people to get firefighter jobs in the free world
10. AB 2564 (Ward) Prohibits "surveillance" pricing
11. AB 2765 (Ahrens) Protects Foster Youth from CalFresh cuts resulting from H.R.1.
12. AB 2768 (Ahrens) Ensures Foster youth have a fair opportunity to enroll in higher education
13. AB 2769 (Ahrens) Closes existing gaps in foster youth programs so students don't lose support before finishing high school.
14. AB 1642 (Harabedian) Would establish the first statewide, health-based standards for testing, cleanup, and clearance of wildfire-related contamination in standing homes, schools, workplaces, and other structures after a Wildland Urban Interface fire
15. AB 1540 (Gonzalez) Restores access to the 988 LGBTQ+ suicide and crisis line
16. AB 2122 (Kalra) Ends bench warrants for infractions
17. SB 942 (Caballero) Requires public health license to operate detention centers
18. SB 873 (Reyes) Kicks ICE out of courthouses
19. SB 1259 (Blakespear) Would increase transparency by requiring oil refineries to submit decommissioning and remediation plans, including estimated costs. This information provides a starting point to ensure oil companies don't leave communities paying the bill for cleaning up contaminated land.
20. SB 895 (Perez) Authorizes a bond for scientific research in light of unprecedented federal cuts.
21. SB 1103 (Perez) The REPAIR Act
22. SB 747 (Weiner) The No Kings Act to provide the public the right to sue federal agents for constitutional rights violations.
23. SB 1091 (Caballero) Community Anti-Displacement and Preservation Program.