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On-campus Encounters

If you are contacted by an immigration official on-campus (including law enforcement acting on behalf of immigration) please do the following:

1. Contact Campus Security (415) 269-6070
   Security will immediately notify Dr. Paul Raccanello, Vice President for Student Affairs and Enrollment Management
2. Remain Silent and DO NOT verify/confirm any information 
   As per California ����ɫ��ҹ AB 21, refrain from verifying any documentation or information provided by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
   As per California ����ɫ��ҹ AB 21, no one is able to verify federal warrants or ICE documentation.

Key Phrases

If you are engaged by an immigration official on-campus (including law enforcement acting on behalf of immigration), ask these questions:

• "Am I being detained?"
  You DO NOT have to answer any questions, even if you are being detained.
  You have the right to speak to an attorney first.
• "Am I free to go?"
  Always get the officer’s permission to leave.
  If they say “yes,”  walk away.
  NEVER run away.
  Immediately contact Campus Security (415) 269-6070.
• "I have the right to speak to an attorney. I have the right to remain silent."
  Once you invoke your right to remain silent, it’s important to remain silent.
  Saying anything, even ”ow!” if you are grabbed, will break your silence and you MUST re-invoke your right to remain silent. 

Helpful Reminders

• Secure your Phone
  While an officer cannot make you tell them your unlock code, they can have you unlock your phone using your thumbprint or face recognition feature.
  Consider removing fingerprint or face recognition unlock features.
• Know how to contact legal counsel
  If you have an attorney, have their phone number memorized.
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• Be cautious about giving someone access
  Do not open the door to your location unless the officer has a warrant signed by a federal judge and all the information is correct.
• Know your rights