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Support for Undocumented Students at Columbia College Chicago

Support for Undocumented Students

(from Columbia College Chicago Student Diversity and Inclusion.)

At Columbia College Chicago we are committed to affirming the dignity of everyone, regardless of citizenship status. We value diversity and culture, and it is our honor to demonstrate our support for undocumented students. We know the value and impact our students bring to the campus community and we are a stronger institution because of them.

As an institution that is working to become a leader in antiracism, we recognize the importance of acknowledging all our community members and assisting them to the best of our ability.

It is for these reasons that we have compiled a list of different resources that students can explore as you see fit. We encourage you to come to us with questions you have, and we will support as best as we can.

(The information is meant to serve as a general informational and educational purposes. For questions on immigration policies, statutes, and processes, please see a licensed immigrant attorney.)

Resources for Undocumented Students

 

 

Who are Undocumented Students?

Who Is Included in the Term “Undocumented”?
Immigrants Rising defines the term “undocumented” broadly to include all immigrants who reside in the United States without legal status. This includes individuals who:

  • Entered Without Inspection (also known as “EWI”)
  • Entered with Legal Status but Overstayed
  • Have or Previously Had Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
  • Are Currently in the Process of Legalizing
  • Vulnerable Immigrants

 

 

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Undocumented Student Resources by Columbia College Chicago Library is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Format and some content is shared with permission from Undocumented Student Resources by Chicago City Colleges - College Libraries.