Faculty, staff urge California colleges to make backup plans in case DACA ends
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Hundreds of faculty and staff at California colleges and universities are DACA recipients.
Open enrollment for Medicare just started, and more than 30,000 Scripps clients in San Diego County who have Medicare Advantage plans are facing a difficult choice. In other news, it’s Undocumented Student Action Week on community college campuses across California. Plus, we hear from the San Diegan who was named the \“Most Influential Filipina in the World.\”
Undocumented Student Action Week was started in 2016, and Bakersfield College continues to support and encourage immigrant students to make their dreams into reality.
Allan Hancock College presented their students with a week filled with resourceful workshops for Undocumented Student Action Week. Statewide colleges and organizations participated in Undocu Action week to support and bring awareness to undocumented students.