Video
This training discusses several important topics related to confidentiality and mandated reporting in the area of immigration, including: (1) the legal requirements to serve domestic violence survivors regardless of their immigration status; (2) the limits on Immigration and Customs Enforcement; (3) an overview of federal harboring laws and the legal risk for failing to cooperate; (4) a shelter’s rights if Immigration and Customs Enforcement comes to the shelter; (5) the limitations on cooperating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement under the California Values Act; and how to support a survivor.
Registration and Payment
All videos are free for survivors of domestic violence/intimate partner abuse and the people who support them; California nonprofit / legal aid employees; private attorneys currently representing a survivor of domestic violence pro bono in California; members of the California Partnership to End Domestic Violence; and members of Legal Aid Association of California.
All others (including private attorneys), please pay before viewing. $35 per video. Click here to pay. In the comments section, please include the name(s) of the training(s) you are paying for. (Payment for training does not count as a tax-deductible donation.)
Presenter
FVAP Staff Attorney Anya Emerson, Esq.
Please note: MCLE credit (self-study or participatory) is not available for viewing this FVAP recorded video including on its website or You Tube channel.