United Youth We Stand was founded in 2019 by Samantha Rodriguez at age 15, after a family friend was unjustly detained by ICE in Kansas. The organization now operates two chapters — Bay Area (San Jose, Oakland, Fremont) and Coachella Valley — serving first-generation Latino immigrant communities with free DACA, asylum, and deportation defense clinics, a rapid response network that deploys volunteers within hours of ICE operations, and a 24/7 emergency family support hotline. The site reflects their mission: dignity, justice, solidarity, and empowerment.

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Team Directory with Bio Modals

Each member card opens a full bio popup with their role, background, and personal story.

Our Team section showing circular member cards

Team Grid

Bio Modal Popup

Highlights

Immigration Legal Clinics
Free legal support for DACA renewals, family petitions, asylum cases, deportation defense, and naturalization — surfaced clearly for community members who need it most.
Know Your Rights Section
Dedicated pages covering rights during ICE encounters, workplace raids, and traffic stops — designed for fast access in urgent situations.
Rapid Response Network
Volunteer deployment system that mobilizes within hours of ICE operations, with contact flows and resource routing built into the site.
Team Directory with Bios
Full team section with circular member cards and a modal popup for each member showing their role, background, and personal story.
Civic Engagement Tools
Voter registration, citizenship workshops, and census outreach integrated as dedicated program sections with clear calls to action.
Emergency Family Support
24/7 hotline, bond fund access, and legal referral pathways prominently featured for families in crisis.

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