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Information regarding SB 98 from President Recalde

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SB 98 Compliance Protocol for Palomar College Employees FInal

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HELS & Know Your Rights Workshops for the Spring 2026 semester

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Events from January 11, 2025 – September 20, 2025 – Dreamer Success Program

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The JFS Higher Education Legal Services (HELS) team will be addressing the latest updates on immigration policy changes. This workshop will be virtual and will take place on the 2nd […]
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INCIDENT REPORT: Connecting Students to Resources

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INCIDENT REPORT: Connecting Students to Resources

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UPDATE: If you learn of someone at Palomar College who is impacted by immigration enforcement (detention, deportation, etc.) and is in need of basic needs support and/or behavioral health support, please use the college’s incident report with student permission to connect the student with the most appropriate resources.

Additionally, the Incident Report can be used to document and report any cases of harassment that you or your students face, including harassment based on immigration status.

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Palomar College Office of Student Life & Leadership

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Incident Report QR Do you have a concern that you would like to report? For all campus related concerns, including possible code of conduct violations, please complete the Incident Report Form. If …

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A bank of videos to share with students!

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A bank of videos to share with students!

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From the website: An empowerment campaign to prepare for and safely defend our rights during encounters with Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE).

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A multimedia series that explains your rights during encounters with Immigration and Customs Enforcement and offers additional, important resources.

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For more information, visit the ILS website.

If you need immigration legal assistance for someone recently detained by immigration enforcement, please contact the Immigration Legal Service Coalition at (858) 751-7553.

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Great resources from ALASS on documenting and reporting

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Assembly Bill 49 by Al Muratsuchi (D-Torrance) — School sites: immigration enforcement.

Senate Bill 81 by Jesse Arreguín (D-Berkeley) — Health and care facilities: information sharing.

Senate Bill 98 by Sasha Renée Pérez (D-Pasadena) — Elementary, secondary, and postsecondary education: immigration enforcement: notification.

Senate Bill 627 by Scott Wiener (D-San Francisco) — Law enforcement: masks. View signing message here.

Senate Bill 805 by Sasha Renée Pérez (D-Pasadena) — Crimes.

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Governor Newsom signs laws to protect school children and hospital patients, and limit fear tactics used by Trump’s secret police force to terrorize communities | Governor of California

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Behavioral Health & Counseling Services

Support Hours for all students impacted by immigration policies

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A helpful guide from our Cariño Dream Village.

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5 Ways to Support Immigration-impacted citizen Students 08-19-25 (1) (1) copy

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Check out the many ongoing events to share with students.

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JFS Immigration Attorneys and DoJ Representatives offer personalized Immigration Legal Services to students, staff, and faculty at selected local colleges.

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The Association of Latinos and Allies for Student Success (ALASS) has an Undocumented Student Resources page with useful links and support.

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What Is AB540? It’s a State Law. On October 12, 2001, Governor Gray Davis signed into law Assembly Bill 540 (Stats. 2001, ch. 814) adding a new section, 68130.5, to the California Education C…

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The Immigrant Legal Resource Center (ILRC) provides Know Your Rights Red Cards. You can also download the graphics to print yourself or show students.

You can find Red Cards in the following areas on campus:

• San Marcos ESL Office

• San Marcos Library

• San Marcos Cariño Dream Center

• San Marcos ESL Tutoring Center

• San Marcos ESL Computer Lab

• Escondido ESL Office

• Fallbrook ESL Office

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All people in the United States, regardless of immigration status, have certain rights and protections under the U.S. Constitution. The ILRC's Red Cards help people assert their rights and defend themselves in many situations, such as when ICE agents go to a home.
Special thanks to our many partners who contributed translations in the various languages now available, making these red cards accessible to more individuals. Ordering Red Cards

1. Nonprofits: If you are an immigrant-serving organization or a public defender, the ILRC can arrange to order and ship cards to you for free. Please use the order form here to place your Red Card order.

2. Print Your Own: The artwork for printing your own cards is available at the bottom of this page. These are formatted as standard 3.5" by 2" business cards. Any print or copy shop should be able to work from these files. Translated versions are designed to support monolingual immigrants translate their rights with immigration officers. We strongly recommend printing these with rounded corners and a coated finish for durability. You can also print them on your own personal printer.

3. Businesses, Private Attorneys, and Orders of 1000+: Order from www.RedCardOrders.com. This is a union-run printer set up to accept your order, print, and ship the cards directly to you. You will have to pay the printer for your order.

Using Your Red Card
Please see here for further information on how to use your Red Cards.

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All people in the United States, regardless of immigration status, have certain rights and protections under the U.S. Constitution. The ILRC's Red Cards help people assert their rights and defend themselves in many situations, such as when ICE agents go to a home.

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More free trainings that might be useful!

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harassment training requirements by state

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Bystander Intervention to Stop Anti-Asian/American and Xenophobic Harassment

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California and its Community Colleges Remain Sanctuary Jurisdictions

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California and its Community Colleges Remain Sanctuary Jurisdictions

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This is a summary of the legal advisory shared to all community colleges about SB 54 and AB 21.

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Employee Guidance for AP 3415 – Immigration Enforcement Activities 12.3.24

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Employee Guidance for AP 3415 – Immigration Enforcement Activities 12.3.24

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More specific information about AP 3415

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Election Stress & Discriminatory Rhetoric

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Election Stress & Discriminatory Rhetoric

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The International Rescue Committee (IRC) created a Center for Adjustment, Resilience, and Recovery (CARRE) in partnership with the National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN) & funded by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) to provide support services for children and families who have experienced forced displacement. This is their guide on how to respond to common rhetoric after an election.

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AP 3415 - Policy on Immigration Enforcement Activities

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AP 3415 - Policy on Immigration Enforcement Activities

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AP 3415 is an Administrative Policy that gives guidance on Immigration Enforcement Activities on campus.

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CCC's Guide for Supporting Undocumented Students

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CCC's Guide for Supporting Undocumented Students

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Resources to Support Undocumented Students | California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office

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The California Community College Chancellor’s Office has curated a vital collection of resources to enhance the mental health, career and educational support available to undocumented students.

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The Dreamer Success Program and the Cariño Dream Village are sources of support for immigrant and undocumented students. You can also contact Celina Mendoza at dream@palomar.edu

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Para ver esta información en otro idioma seleccioné la opción de "LANGUAGE" localizada en la parte izquierda del menu.
The Dreamer Success Program is committed to providing a safe and caring space where undocumented students have access to diverse, equitable, accessible, inclusive and anti-racist educational opportunities. The purpose of the program is to share knowledge, teach college skills, and build social capital. Through these actions of support, each student will facilitate their own path to their academic and life goals.

Our Support

The Dreamer Success Program supports students through the following services:

A safe and welcoming space in the Cariño Dream Village

Access to study spaces, computers, and printing

Connecting students to academic counseling and advising services

Support in navigating the California Dream Act application and AB-540 exemption

FREE expert immigration legal support through a partnership with Higher Education Legal Services, a program of Jewish Family Service

Referrals to trustworthy community resources for students and their families

Engaging campus workshops to support student development

Support for undocumented, mixed status high school and adult education students transitioning to a community college

Bilingual staff

Feel free to reach out and take advantage of these opportunities tailored to your success!

Confidentiality:

Student personal identifiable information (e.g., Student ID numbers, home address, phone numbers, etc.) is kept confidential. We do not share information with third parties (e.g., extended family, non-profits, government agencies, etc.)

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Para ver esta información en otro idioma seleccioné la opción de "LANGUAGE" localizada en la parte izquierda del menu. The Dreamer Success Program is committed to providing a safe and caring space where undocumented students have access to diverse, equitable, accessible, inclusive and anti-racist educational opportunities.

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Behavioral Health Counseling Services (Mental and Psychological Support)

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Behavioral Health Counseling Services provides mental and psychological support to those in stress, anxiety, depression, loneliness, or facing challenges...

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The Pride Center is located in ST-74. You can also contact the Pride Center Coordinator, Ben Mudgett, at bmudgett@palomar.edu

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Please feel free to comment below with any syllabus statements you have used or have seen that others can use or modify.

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LFJ’s resource pages offer thematic collections of articles and resources that address a priority topic or celebrate a cultural event or heritage month. This landing page provides links to our resources pages.

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CSU's Resources for Undocumented Students

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CSU's Resources for Undocumented Students

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Resources for Undocumented Students
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As a leader in higher education, the California State University is deeply committed to ensuring academic opportunities are available to all the state’s studen​ts, regardless of citizenship status.

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A news article celebrating Undocumented Student Action Week

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Palomar College Supports and Celebrates Undocumented Students - Palomar News

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Throughout this week, the California Community College system is celebrating its eighth annual Undocumented Student Action Week, as it enrolls the largest population of undocumented students in the nation. The Chancellor’s Office in partnership with community allies, faculty, staff, and administrators are celebrating with a series of virtual webinars. Undocumented students continue to face significant… Continue Reading: Palomar College Supports and Celebrates Undocumented Students

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A Spanish flyer as well