UD's Guide to ICE Visits: Stay Safe, Know Your Rights
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The University of Delaware has launched a webpage to guide students, staff, and faculty on handling visits from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement or the Department of Homeland Security. The page provides instructions on what to do if agents approach with requests for information, access, or legal papers, emphasizing the importance of contacting university police immediately. It also outlines guidelines for witnesses in public areas, protects personal records, and advises everyone to carry proof of status and keep important documents handy. While agents can enter public campus areas freely, the university will not assist in enforcement and must follow federal law. Despite no incidents on campus yet, officials encourage preparing for potential encounters to ensure safety.
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