The California Values Act protects the safety and wellbeing of all Californians by ensuring that state and local resources are not used to fuel mass deportations, separate families, or terrorize our communities.

IC4IJ meets with Inland Empire law enforcement to oversee the implementation of SB 54.

Establishes guidelines for visits by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents at school site and provides protection and support to immigrant students and their parents.

IC4IJ collaborates with school districts to ensure the implementation of the AB 699 model policy, provide resources and education.

The law sets forth certain prohibitions on employer conduct if an immigration  enforcement agent seeks to enter the employer’s place of business or requests employee records, subject to certain specified exceptions. It also mandates that employers comply with specific notice requirements to employees if the employer receives notice from an immigration agency of an upcoming inspection of I-9 Employment Eligibility Verification Forms or other employment records.

IC4IJ educates chambers of commerce on employer prohibitions.

This law effectively prevents the growth of private immigrant prisons in the state of California. The bill also prohibits cities and counties from entering into new, or modifying existing, contracts with private prison companies with the purpose of expanding immigration detention.  

IC4IJ oversees potential expansions by the GEO Group.

The budget action gives the state Attorney General the power and resources to monitor all public and private immigration detention facilities in California. 

IC4IJ provides testimonies of human right violations to the Attorney General’s Office.

Provides vital know your rights information to our immigrant community members who are in Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) cross-hairs and bring some transparency to local law enforcement participation in federal immigration enforcement.