The MAGEC Center is a place where students, staff and faculty can get support when it comes to events that are happening on campus and if they need a safe place on campus.
CSUB Dreamers Resource Center that is located at the MAGEC Center provides resources to students who are undocumented, DACA recipients, mixed-status families and AB-540 recipients.
They also offer legal immigration services like the Immigration Legal Defense (ILD) to those who attend CSUB, students, faculty, staff, immediate family and alumni two years after graduation.
Here is their contact information and locatio and hours:
Where to Find MAGEC Center: Rohan Hall
Email: magec@csub.edu
Instagram: @drc.magec
Facebook: CSUB Dreamers Resource Center and MAGEC
Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday (8:00am –5:00pm)
Phone number: (661) 654-3530
CSUB Immigration Resources
PEOPLE AT CSUB AND THEIR ROLES FOR SUPPORT UNDOCUMENTED STUDENTS
Chief of Police Maricela Gonzalez is the designate campus official if an immigration officer is expect on campus or approaches someone on campus. Gonzalez and Lieutenant Greg Kinder are responsible for verifying the legality of any warrants, court orders and/or subpoenas that may be provided by a federal immigration officer.
Inform the enforcement official that you are not obstructing their process but need to consult the campus designees.
Emergency contacts of students taken into custody will be notified by Emily Poole Callahan, Assistant VP & Dean of Students.
Phone: (661) 654-2680
Email: epoole1@csub.edu
Emergency contacts of faculty and staff taken into custody will be notified by Lori A. Blodorn, J.D.,Vice President, People and Culture
Phone: (661) 654-2266
Email: lblodorn@csub.edu
Students seeking CSUB support and more information can contact Jasmine Padilla (she, her, ella) Dreamers Resource and MAGEC Coordinator
1. Call your immigration official immediately. Immigratigration officials are required to allow you to call your attorney. You have the right to remain silentuntilyouhaveanattorneypresent.
2. DO NOT sign any legal documents without them being reviewed by your immigrationattorney.
3. Writedownthenameandphonenumber of your case officer and your A-number (Alien Registration Number). If you don’t haveanA-numberonewillbeassignedto you. Make sure to share this information withyourattorneyandfamily–itcanhelp them locate you if you are moved to a differentdetentionfacility.
4. To find where you are being detained, family members can call (888)351-4024 or gotohttps://locator.ice.gov/odls/#/search 5.
