You handle wage claims and discrimination cases—but what happens when your client gets picked up by ICE and never comes home from work? With worksite raids surging and sensitive location protections gone, this is the new reality. Your client might get detained in California and end up in Louisiana within 48 hours, with limited access to any attorney. You don't need to become an immigration lawyer, but you do need to know the basics: how to locate someone in ICE custody, who to refer the family to, and whether anyone has power of attorney or a plan for the kids. That 2 a.m. phone call is coming—are you ready for it?

Sponsored by CELA's Immigrant Employee Rights Committee.