One County, One Future. We Stand United.
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The County of Santa Clara is here to serve all of our communities, including those that may be impacted by the new White House administration. We don't know exactly what will unfold and, because of that, we must remain flexible and nimble and adapt to what may happen at the federal level.
The County organization will continue to find the most effective ways to fulfill our mission of being the safety net for those in greatest need, regardless of immigration or economic status, religion, country of origin, nationality, sexual orientation, gender identity, language spoken, disabilities (including multiple disabilities), or political affiliation.
County Launches Media Campaign to Support Immigrants in Face of Federal Threats
The County of Santa Clara launched the “One County One Future” multilingual media campaign on Monday, May 12, to reaffirm its unwavering support for the county’s immigrant community and connect immigrants who are under threat from the current federal administration to information and resources. The campaign reflects the County’s commitment to the safety and well-being of all residents, regardless of immigration status.
Press release in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Chinese, and TagalogCommunity Leaders reaffirm commitment to upholding shared values and serving all residents
A cross section of community and County leaders held a press conference on Friday, Nov. 8, in advance of the new federal administration, to issue a statement titled “We Stand United,” underscoring a shared commitment to the safety and well-being of all residents, including historically targeted groups.
Statement in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Chinese and TagalogRapid Response Network
The Rapid Response Network (RRN) in Santa Clara County is a community-led project developed to make residents aware of their rights in interactions with ICE and to provide accompaniment support during and after a community member’s arrest or detention.
Anyone in our county can call the 24/7 HOTLINE (408) 290-1144 and receive help in real time.
Don't spread fear and misinformation: Use the Rapid Response Network to share and receive accurate information.
Know Your Rights
Informing the community about their rights is pivotal to our collective efforts to support vulnerable communities that are targets of the federal administration. There are a variety of materials to help educate the community and prepare individuals for possible encounters with immigration authorities.
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