Immigrant Rights Preparedness for Nonprofits: Briefing and Q&A

With increasing enforcement of immigration law across the country and changes to practice of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency of the federal government, non-profit organizations may have questions about how to respond to requests and how to ensure a safe and orderly environment on their premises.

Join Catchafire, Paladin, and special guests Natalie Kraner, Legal Director, Lowenstein Center of the Public Interest, Lauren Herman, Esq. Legal Director, Make the Road New Jersey, and Noemi Schor, Pro Bono Fellow at Lowenstein Sandler for a timely conversation on how nonprofits can create a policy that ensures they stay compliant with the law while securing the safety and well-being of their staff.

• Understanding your rights and obligations with regard to US Immigration Policy
• Creating a Policy for interacting with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency that you can use to ensure staff are prepared

While the future remains unclear, making sure your nonprofit is legally prepared can provide a sense of stability and security.