Resources for Faculty and Staff

• How To Approach Your Employer For Visa Sponsorship - This resource provides guidance for DACA recipients and other undocumented Dreamers on navigating discussions with employers regarding work visa sponsorship. The Informed Immigrant team previously shared this resource, which is also available on the Informed Immigrant website in English and Spanish.
• Understanding H-1B “Specialty Occupations” - This high-level explainer provides an overview of H-1B “specialty occupations” and outlines eligibility criteria, including degree relevance, potential equivalencies, and the importance of consulting an immigration attorney for guidance.
• A Brief Overview of H-1B “Cap-Exempt” Employers - This high-level explainer explains the categories of H-1B cap-exempt employers, who are not subject to the annual cap on H-1B visas. It links to a more detailed Path2Papers resource on cap-exempt employers.

The Undocumented Resource has developed these signs for allies committed to supporting our Undocumented Students at SDSU. These signs can be displayed in office spaces, classrooms, and centers. Click on the image below to see additional signs.

State and County Resources / Recursos Estatales y del Condado

CA General Attorney Resources / Recursos del Fiscal General de CA

• Immigration Resources / Recursos de Inmigración
  (para español presione Translate Website | Traducir Sitio Web en la parte superior de la pagina)
• Promoting a Safe and Secure Learning Environment for All: Guidance and Model Policies to Assist California’s K-12 Schools in Responding to Immigration Issues
• Fomento de un Entorno de Aprendizaje Seguro para Todos:
  Guía y Políticas Modelo para Ayudar a las Escuelas K-12 de California a Responder a Cuestiones de Inmigración
• Promoting a Safe and Secure Campus for All: Guidance and Model Policies to Assist California’s Colleges and Universities in Responding to Immigration Issues
• Fomento de un Campus Seguro para Todos: Guía y Políticas Modelo para Ayudar a las Universidades y Colegios de California a Responder a Cuestiones de Inmigración

Asylum and Refugee