In addition to all the support the Undocu-Falcons Center has to offer, there are many legal resources available in Sacramento to undocumented students or students from mixed-status families.
The Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA), in collaboration with Los Rios Community College District, offers free virtual/telephonic immigration consultations to Los Rios students, faculty, and staff. CHIRLA immigration services include:
- Immigration consultations
- DACA renewals
- Naturalization
- Family-based immigration
- Know your rights
To make an appointment, visit CHIRLA and select Locations and Appointments from the menu.
Note: You are not required to state the nature of your case/question to college staff to make an appointment.
Free immigration legal services are available to students, staff, and faculty affiliated with the California community colleges. Priority for services is given to undocumented students, staff, and faculty. The immigration legal service providers offering services at the 65 campuses have developed scheduling, intake, and reporting processes that ensure student information remains confidential and protected.
Though all legal providers offer legal consultations and basic immigration benefit application assistance, some providers may offer additional services. Basic immigration legal assistance includes:
- Legal consultations to screen for immigration relief
- Deferred Action from Childhood Arrivals (DACA) renewals
- Family-based petitions
- Naturalization/citizenship applications
Visit the California Community Colleges Undocumented Student Legal Services website to access these resources.
- California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation – Call (916) 446-7901 or email info@crlaf.org.
- Catholic Charities of California – Call (916) 706-1539.
- Center for Workers Rights – Call (916) 905-5857 or email daniela.urban@rightscenter.org.
- McGeorge School of Law Immigration Clinic – Call (916) 739-7191 or email bnordahl@pacific.edu.
- Mexican Consulate of Sacramento – Call (916) 329-3500 or email sacramento@sre.gob.mx.
- Opening Doors – Call (916) 492-2591 ext. 238 or email gina@openingdoorsinc.org.
- Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services – Call (916) 456-1980 or email communications@sacramentofoodbank.org.
- Sacramento FUEL Network – Call (916) 234-3734 or email info@sacfuelnetwork.org.
- UC Davis Legal Immigration Clinic – Call (530) 752-7996 or email krocha@ucdavis.edu.
- World Relief Sacramento – Call (916) 978-2650 or email klewis@wr.org.
- Amnesty International
- California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office – Resources for Undocumented Students
- California Immigrant Policy Center – Call (916) 448-6762 or email info@caimmigrant.org.
- Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA)
- Council on American Islamic Council Relations
- International Rescue Committee Sacramento – Call (916) 482-0120 or email NorthernCalifornia@rescue.org.
- Immigrant Legal Resource Center
- Immigrants Rising
- Jewish Community Relations Council
- Immigration Advocates Network
- Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund
- My Undocumented Life
- National Immigration Law Center – Call (213) 639-3900 or email reply@nilc.org.
- National Immigrant Justice Center
- United We Dream
Call Sacramento Rapid Response Network at (916) 245-6773 to report ICE activity.
Download our informational flyer: Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Just Showed Up! Now What?.
| Subject | Privacy Information |
|---|---|
| FLC Policy | Folsom Lake College will not release any personally identifiable student information, including any data related to immigration status, without a judicial warrant, subpoena or court order, unless authorized by the student or required by law. |
| College Eligibility | The CCCs, CSUs & UCs are open to all students who meet the minimum requirements for admission, regardless of immigration status. |
| Financial Aid Benefits | Students can be confident that based on federal and state law, any information they submit on their college admission and/or financial aid applications will not put themselves or their families at risk. |
| Restricting Data Access | Directory information, which includes name, dates of attendance, and other factors can be considered public information. Students may request that the college restrict access to their directory information by contacting the Admissions and Records Office |