1. PRESIDENT OBAMA’S IMMIGRATION ANNOUNCEMENT UPDATED MARCH 12, 2015

2. EXECUTIVE ACTION AND IMMIGRATION REFORM Only Congress can pass laws – Congress has not passed an immigration bill On November 20, 2014, President Obama announced executive action on immigration The President is directing federal immigration agencies to prioritize use of resources and: Defer deportation and permit noncitizens to remain in U.S for period of time Authorize work permits Allow travel

3. KEY PARTS OF THE ANNOUNCEMENT Expand Deferred Action to include parents of U.S. citizens and green card holders Expand DACA to eliminate age cap, change date-of-entry, and extend EAD period to 3 years

4. NUMBERS OF PEOPLE PROTECTED 4.4 million parents of U.S. citizens and LPRs 290,000 more people eligible for Expanded DACA

5. BENEFITS & LIMITATIONS OF DAPA & DACA Benefits Protection from deportation for 3 year period Work authorization Social security number Driver’s license in some states May request permission to travel abroad Limitations Not a green card or visaNot a path to citizenship Discretionary case-by-case decision based on DHS enforcement priorities

6. THE FIGHT FOR IMMIGRATION ACTION CONTINUES IN THE COURTS 26 STATES SUED THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION THEY FOUND A JUDGE WHO WOUD DECIDE IN THEIR FAVOR, AND HE DID TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF DAPA/EXPANDED DACA DEPT. OF JUSTICE HAS ASKED A HIGHER COURT TO SET ASIDE THE JUDGE’S RULING

7. THE FIGHT FOR IMMIGRATION ACTION CONTINUES 1.THIS IS TEMPORARY 2.THIS DOES NOT MEAN THAT THE PRESIDENT’S ACTIONS WERE ILLEGAL 3.Original DACA (2012) WILL CONTINUE AS BEFORE 4.ADVOCATE TO DEFEND IMMIGRATION ACTION 5.WE ALL NEED TO PREPARE AND HELP OUR COMMUNITIES PREPARE

8. DEFERRED ACTION FOR PARENTS OF US CITIZENS AND PERMANENT RESIDENTS (DAPA) Parent of a U.S. citizen or permanent resident (green card holder), as of November 20, 2014; Continuously resided in the U.S. since January 1, 2010; Physically present in the U.S. on November 20, 2014 and at the time of request; No lawful status as of November 20, 2014

9. WHAT IF YOU HAVE A CRIMINAL RECORD OR RECENT REMOVAL ORDER? Certain criminal offenses; terrorist or gang activity; and/or recent deportation orders may disqualify you and/or expose you to removal proceedings. Get legal counseling to find out if your criminal or immigration record affects your eligibility.

10. EXPANDED DACA The President removed the DACA guideline about being born on or after June 16, 1981. This means you cannot be too old to qualify for DACA as long as you meet the other guidelines. No age cap. Now people who have lived here since January 1, 2010 and meet the other guidelines will qualify for DACA. How long you must have lived in the U.S. to qualify has changed. What does the President’s announcement mean for DACA?

11. EXPANDED DACA Three-year DACA grants If you have ever been arrested or convicted of an offense or are not sure about your juvenile or criminal history, get your criminal records and consult a legal service provider. Criminal, national security, and public safety bars What does the President’s announcement mean for DACA?

12. BEWARE OF FRAUD! There is no way to apply yet! Don’t believe anyone who says they can sign you up for a program now. Information will continue to develop. Consult trusted resources to learn more.

13. WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT THE APPLICATION PROCESS - Complete application form (not yet available) - $465 fee (no waivers; very limited fee exemptions) - Supporting evidence - Fingerprinting and background check

14. WHAT CAN I DO TO PREPARE? 1.Save money for filing fees (at least $465) 2.Gather evidence to show you qualify 3.Gather any criminal records that you have 4.Consult with a licensed immigration lawyer or a BIA accredited representative

15. CONTACT INFO & HOW TO GET INVOLVED International Institute of the Bay Area (IIBA) www.iibayarea.org Redwood City 2600 Middlefield Road, Redwood City, CA 94063 (650) 780-7530 San Francisco 657 Mission St. Suite 301, San Francisco, CA 94105 (415) 538-8100 Napa 1820 Jefferson Street, Napa, CA. 94559 (707) 266-1568

16. Antioch 3240 Lone Tree Way, Suite. 202, Antioch, CA 94509 (925) 237-8581 Oakland 405 14th St. Suite 500, Oakland, CA 94612 (510) 451-2846 Fremont 39155 Liberty Street, D450, Fremont, CA 94538 (510) 894-3639 CONTACT INFO & HOW TO GET INVOLVED

17. www.adminrelief.org