Know Your Rights With Respect to Immigration Enforcement Activity

Thursday, June 5, 2025
12:00pm-1:30pm (PST) | Virtual Event

Can't attend the event live? Register to receive access to the recording!

This webinar will help you understand your rights and responsibilities in the event of an immigration enforcement (ICE) visit to a family's home, a child care center or a family child care home where you are providing early intervention or preschool services.

You will understand:

• Your rights when interacting with ICE
• Steps you should take if ICE appears at the center, home or family child care home
• Why you should have a written policy regarding ICE interactions
• What the policy should consider and say
• How to implement the policy

Ritu Mahajan Estes, Directing Attorney – Community Development Project
Ritu Mahajan Estes is the Directing Attorney of Public Counsel’s Community Development Project. Previously, she served as a Supervising Senior Staff Attorney within the project, where she led its small business and early care and education initiatives. Read more HERE

Cassidy Bennett (she/her) is a staff attorney at Public Counsel in the Community Development Project, where she works with sidewalk vendors, small businesses, community organizers, and tenants on individual matters and advances policies to create economic opportunity. Cassidy graduated from UCLA Law in 2022, specializing in Public Interest Law and Policy and Critical Race Studies.

This Event is FREE but you MUST still register to receive the ZOOM Link in your confirmation notice.

ADA Requests: As a part of the Infant Development Association’s ongoing commitment to inclusion, we offer accommodations when possible. Please email IDA at [email protected] 10 business days prior to the event to request accommodations (ASL interpretation, large print, etc.).

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