PCC federal monitoring and resources

Office of the President

The Administration has issued executive orders, memos, and actions that may have an impact on higher education. The college is closely monitoring developments, particularly those that may affect students and the college, such as financial aid, workforce training, immigration policy, and civil rights. ˿��Ƶ is committed to keeping our community informed and prepared to respond to any changes and updates. Information and resources will be posted to this page.

We understand that uncertainty in federal policy can create uneasiness. Students and the community remain our top priority, and we will do everything necessary to navigate these times while staying steadfast in our mission and maintaining the high-quality education and support services PCC is known for.

College communications

Resources

Monitoring federal changes

Know your rights

– Your rights specifically related to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
– Choose scenarios where you might need to inform someone of your rights, including immigration rights.
( 2-4 min) – Depicts different situations related to knowing your rights.
(7 min) – A longer, detailed video explaining key rights.
– Federal law that protects the privacy of students by limiting who can access their education records.

Hotlines and community support

– This page provides resources for immigrants and refugees.
Latino Network Hotline – Protect your rights, regardless of immigration status: 1-844-924-7829
– Defend immigrant rights and report ICE activity in Oregon: 1-888-622-1510
– A youth-led network fighting for immigrant dignity and respect:
- Call 1-844-363-1423
- Text 877877 to report ICE raids or abuse

Family and individual preparedness

– A quick summary of constitutional rights for individuals in the U.S.
– Steps to protect your family in case of an emergency.
– What immigrant families can do now, available in multiple languages.
– Resources to safeguard your family during times of crisis.

Legal resources

Legal support services – Legal support through SOAR Immigration Legal Services.
– Enroll in ECO on the website or call 1-888-274-7292.

International students

The Office of International Student Services (OISS) supports students who study at PCC with an F-1 student visa. Our office remains aware of, and up to date on, policy changes that may impact this visa status, communicating with F-1 International students directly. Visit the OISS resources webpage for more information.

Resources for students

Student Basic Needs Centers��Ի�
Panther Pantry is a free pantry stocked with food and hygiene supplies
Peer Resource Navigators assist students with food and basic needs resources and referrals
to help students connect to resources
for students concerned about academic success
Counseling & Wellness Services provides free mental health counseling for students

Community food resources

– unused SNAP benefits will still be available after November 1
lists emergency food support programs
Multnomah County Mobile Health Clinic visits SE Campus and offers free and low-cost medical, dental, and

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