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Recent Updates

  • Update 1/21/2025: The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on January 17, 2025 against the DACA program, but allowed renewals to continue. At this time, nothing has changed for current DACA recipients.

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  • FAFSA Guidance for Mixed-Status Families

    The National College Attainment Network (NCAN) has released important guidance on completing the FAFSA for mixed-status families. This resource provides clarity and actionable steps for navigating the FAFSA process.
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Contact Information

School of Educational Studies (SES)
Student Senator: Christian Espinoza
📧 Email: Christian.Espinoza@cgu.edu

DEI Committee
📧 Email: equity@cgu.edu

Comprehensive Resource List

At Claremont Graduate University (CGU), we are committed to creating a supportive environment for undocumented students and mixed-status families. This list consolidates essential resources across education, financial aid, legal rights, mental health, and career opportunities to help undocumented students navigate their unique journey.


Resource Highlight: ILRC Red Cards – Know Your Rights

ILRC Red Cards: Protect Yourself During Immigration Encounters

Encounters with immigration enforcement can be stressful and intimidating, but Red Cards from the Immigrant Legal Resource Center (ILRC) help undocumented individuals and mixed-status families assert their rights and navigate these situations safely.

Why Red Cards Are Important

  • Clearly state your constitutional rights in multiple languages.
  • Help you remain silent and avoid self-incrimination.
  • Prevent unlawful searches by asserting your right to deny entry without a warrant.
  • Provide essential legal language to use when confronted by ICE or law enforcement.

How to Access ILRC Red Cards

This resource is essential for protecting immigrant rights. Share it with your network to help ensure that individuals know how to respond in high-stress situations involving immigration enforcement.


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