Undocumented student support organizations are going underground due to fears of federal retaliation under the Trump administration. They are using secure communication tools and limiting sensitive discussions to avoid audits and funding cuts. Some are halting the distribution of know-your-rights cards due to uncertainty over immigration laws. The overarching aim is to protect their organizations from potential federal penalties and maintain their commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion for vulnerable populations, despite the potential consequences of their actions.
Schools and organizations serving undocumented students are increasingly conducting their activities underground to avoid being targeted by the Trump administration. They fear federal audits and funding cuts.
Staff members have been instructed to use secure messaging systems and to limit sensitive conversations to phone calls to protect their communications from being accessed.
Many organizations are reconsidering the distribution of know-your-rights cards due to concerns over immigration enforcement, as they fear running afoul of federal regulations.
The overarching goal of these strategies is to protect their operations from potential threats posed by the federal administration related to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
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