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An Employer's Playbook for ICE Audits & Workplace Raids

Please note: This webinar is available free to members on HRCalifornia.


CREDITS: HRCI 1.0 | PDC 1.0 | MCLE 1.0
SKU: WEB3
$229.00
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Recording of the live webinar October 14, 2025

Please note: This webinar is available free to members on HRCalifornia.

As we have all seen in the news, employers everywhere, and especially in California, are experiencing a marked uptick in workplace immigration enforcement activity. ICE audits and unannounced raids can occur without warning, leading to potential business disruption, employee morale issues, and potential liability for both the company and senior leadership.

This 60-minute webinar covers an employer’s rights and responsibilities when interacting with Immigration and Customs Enforcement and other federal law enforcement officials.

Join Richard M. Green, Partner and Chair of CDF’s Immigration Practice Group, for a practical, step-by-step look at how California employers can reduce the legal risks before ICE arrives—and respond decisively if it does.

What you'll learn

  • Building a “raid-ready” rapid-response team
  • The top I-9 mistakes made by both employers and employees—and how to correct them
  • The fine line between cooperation and obstructing federal law enforcement, and protecting privilege
  • Post-incident mitigation: negotiating penalties and litigation
  • Actions employers can take to assist their employees regularize their immigration status

Webinar Details:

  • Presented by employment law expert from CDF Labor Law, LLP, Richard M. Green, and moderated by CalChamber General Counsel for Labor and Employment, Bianca Saad.
  • Ideal for nyone in an organization with responsibility for hiring, staffing and/or operations.
  • Mobile-optimized for viewing on tablets and smartphones.
  • Approved for 1.0 HRCI, MCLE, and PDC credits. (See Additional Information tab for more details.)

This webinar offers guidance only and does not serve as or replace legal advice.

The content of this webinar is current as of the date of the recording on October 14, 2025.