This training provides farm and ranch owners with essential guidance on how to recognize, respond to, and protect workers’ rights during an ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) workplace visit. Learn the signs of ICE presence, understand legal rights on agricultural worksites, and establish protocols to ensure safety and compliance.
Use cases
- When farm or ranch owners suspect or experience ICE presence on their property.
- Preparing agricultural supervisors and crews to respond legally and safely to ICE questioning or enforcement.
- Training teams to distinguish between real ICE agents and impersonators, and to recognize valid warrants.
Why it works
- Empowers all staff with knowledge of constitutional rights and appropriate responses, reducing risk of panic or legal missteps.
- Provides clear visual and procedural cues for identifying ICE agents, vehicles, and valid warrants—critical for rural or spread-out operations.
- Reduces liability for farm owners by outlining proper protocols and emphasizing the importance of legal counsel and documentation after encounters.
