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Immigration Enforcement Preparedness

New Federal Requirement (April 2025)
Effective April 11, 2025, the U.S. federal government now requires many noncitizens age 14 and older—including some undocumented immigrants—to register with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and carry proof of registration at all times.
Click HERE for more information.

For international students, click HERE.

How to Respond to Immigration Enforcement on Campus

  1. Right to Remain Silent
    • Don’t answer any questions.
    • Do not volunteer any information.
    • Don’t say anything about where you were born or how you entered the U.S.
    • You can say: “I am exercising my right to remain silent..”
  1. Right to an Attorney
    • Do not sign any documents.
    • Signing papers could result in you unknowingly agreeing to deportation.
    • You can say: “I want to speak to a lawyer.”
  1. Be Courteous
    • Do not argue, run, or resist physically.
    • Do not provide false information.
    • If an ICE agent forces their way into a non-public space, you can deny permission, but do not obstruct them.
    • You can say: “I do not consent to your entry.”

IF YOU SEE ICE ON CAMPUS

  • In a classroom or center: Refer the officer to the instructor or office staff present.
  • Anywhere on campus: Contact GWC Public Safety immediately at (714) 895-8924.

ADDITONAL RESOURCES

FAQs for FACULTY
FAQs for STAFF
FAQs for MANAGERS

Community Resources

IMPORTANT UPDATES
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Be Prepared
Find Your Loved Ones
How to Be a Supportive Bystander
On-The-Go Tools
Reporting ICE Activity

Please visit the following links for additional resources:

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