Affordable housing providers, their staff, and their residents have rights. With the Trump administration threatening mass deportations and increased immigration enforcement actions across the country, it has become critical for affordable housing providers to know and understand these rights and responsibilities to ensure the safety of their staff and residents. Join us on Tuesday, March 25th at 1:00 PM for a virtual session diving into how affordable housing providers can best prepare for interactions with ICE.
This 90-minute workshop is designed to help empower providers to assert their rights in the event of an Immigration Enforcement visit to their properties or offices. The first portion of this training will give an overview of the specific rights of housing providers and non-profit organizations in regards to ICE. Next, speakers will consider why organizations should have written policies in place regarding ICE interactions, what these policies should state, and how organizations can best implement their policies across staff. The presentation will end with an extended Q&A period and a sharing of additional resources for attendees. Register today for this informative session!
Speakers:
- Ritu Mahajan Estes — Directing Attorney, Community Development Project, Public Counsel
- Sophia Wrench —Staff Attorney, Public Counsel
- Erich Nakano — Executive Director, Little Tokyo Service Center
Please Note: The information provided during this training is subject to change. The training is intended as a general overview and is for informational purposes only. This training should not be construed as all-inclusive, nor as the provision of legal services to any individual or entity. This training does not establish any attorney-client relationship with attendees.