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The CSU urges faculty, staff, and students to cautiously assess the need for international travel due to complex U.S. immigration laws. The following advisory highlights key risks for those in visa status or concerned about legal presence in the U.S. Members of the CSU community should review these considerations, which may affect travel plans, safety abroad, and reentry into the U.S. The guidance is issued to inform and help make prudent travel decisions, especially with spring break approaching.

CSU International Travel Guidance (PDF)

If you are aware that an immigration enforcement activity is occurring or about to occur on campus, please notify the person named below as soon as possible. This person is responsible for meeting with the federal immigration officers and reviewing and verifying any order/subpoena/warrant they may have.   

Jason Rodriguez
Chief of Staff and Associate Vice President for Administrative Services
Administrative Affairs
Phone: 909.869.3019
Email: admin_affairs@cpp.edu

If the above person is unavailable, please contact the ²©88ÑÇÖÞ University Police Department

CPP University Police Department
Emergency (call from campus phone): 911                                           
Emergency (call from cell phone): 909.869.3070                                
Main Office: 909.869.3061                                                                         
Non-emergency After Hours: 909.869.3399                                        
Email: police@cpp.edu                                                                 

If you are aware than an employee has been taken into custody as a result of an immigration enforcement action on campus, please contact the person named below as soon as possible so that the University can make necessary notifications, including informing the affected employees’ emergency contact of the situation.

• (dated December 3, 2024): This guidance from the Chancellor’s Office discusses circumstances in which immigration officers may access campus locations, both public and non-public areas, and how campus employees should respond to immigration officers’ requests for access to campus property or employee or student records. 

• : Provides employees a summary of how to respond to immigration enforcement activities on campus.

Free immigration legal services, offered through the California State University Immigration Legal Services Project, is available to CSU employees, including faculty and stateside and Auxiliary staff employees. The legal service provider assigned to ²©88ÑÇÖÞ is posted here.

These explain immigration rights and protections under the law. 

Immigrant Legal Defense offers immigration that are available to the CSU and California Community College community members. (PDF)

• LifeMatters by Empathia – Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

• : Offers mental health services and support specifically for immigrant communities.

• : Provides mental health resources and peer support for immigrants and their families.

Resources-Immigration

• (See Sections 2 and 3)