Undocumented Family Members
Faculty and staff members with undocumented family members may be eligible for free legal services.
Providing the CSU and CSUMB resources for members of our community to address immigration enforcement activity.
Both Cal State Monterey Bay and the California State University system encourage all members of our campus communities to review and share information and resources regarding immigration enforcement activities.
From recognizing and embracing our rich diversity of religious observances, to meaningful support services, to fostering a sense of equity and inclusion, these resources are powerful tools for the entire campus community.
The following CSU resources are available to address immigration enforcement activity that may affect members of the CSU community. All CSU employees are encouraged to review and share this information and to share Resources for Undocumented Students with concerned students. Information and resources addressing federal policy updates that impact the CSU are available on the CSU Federal Updates webpage.
If an immigration officer asks you to identify a student or employee, requests employee or student records or information, or requests access to campus areas:
Faculty and staff members with undocumented family members may be eligible for free legal services.
Members of the CSUMB community can find information about legal services through the Undocu-Success Center.
The California State University system provides a range of community legal support services for which you may be eligible.
Get the answers you need to frequently asked questions about federal immigration enforcement actions on University property.
The California State University system offers a website with extensive resources and guidance on questions about immigration enforcement.
Learn about how individuals can apply for Medi-Cal, California’s Medicaid health care program.
Opportunities to engage, access support and strengthen the campus community are available to all.
Our offices are located at Tanimura & Antle Family Memorial Library, Suite 2179, 100 Campus Center.
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