Information on Executive Order
Information on Executive Order
This page was last updated on January 21, 2021.
Table of Contents:
- Maintaining Your Status, Knowing Your Rights
- Resources
- Suggestions to Support Students
- Protocol for Immigration Agent Request for Information
- Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Information
Update: President Biden Revoked Travel Bans 4.0 and 3.0 on January 20, 2021.
Read: Presidential Proclamation of January 20, 2021, Proclamation on Ending Discriminatory Bans on Entry to The United States, which provides: "Executive Order 13780, and Proclamations 9645, 9723, and 9983 are hereby revoked."
Maintaining Your Status, Knowing Your Rights
F-1 and J-1 students, remember to (click the links to learn more about each requirement):
- Enroll for a full course of study
- Report address changes in a timely manner
- Work only with prior authorization from ISSS
Also, know your rights when interacting with US federal and local law enforcement. Visit the links below for more information:
- If questioned about your immigration status
- What to do if ICE is at your door
- If you’re stopped by police, Immigration agents or the FBI
Resources
Details on the Most Recent Executive Action
- Read the Full Text of the September 24th Proclamation
- FAQ from the White House
- NAFSA Association of International Educators Advisory Webpage
Support on Campus
We urge anyone experiencing distress or needing support to consider the following offices and individuals as resources.
| Office | Contact Information |
| Center for International Programs | Tim Kao, Director of International Student and Scholar Services: tkao1@udayton.edu or 937.229.2770 |
| Multi-Ethnic Education and Engagement Center | Dr. Daria Graham, Associate Dean of Students and Executive Director of Multicultural Affairs: dgraham1@udayton.edu or 937.229.3634 |
| Campus Ministry | Crystal Sullivan, Executive Director of Campus Ministry: csullivan1@udayton.edu or 937.229.3369 |
| Office of Diversity and Inclusion | Dr. Larry Burnley, Vice President for Diversity and Inclusion: lburnley1@udayton.edu or 937.229.4073 |
| Human Rights Center | Shelley Ingles, Executive Director of Human Rights Center: singlis1@udayton.edu or 937.229.3294 |
| Counseling Center (students) | 937.229.3141 |
| Employee Assistance Program (staff and faculty) | LifeWorks Employee Assistance Program |
University Response to Executive Order
| University statement on executive order | President Spina’s blog University announcement |
Jan 2017 |
| International Student & Scholar Services statements on executive order |
Message to all students |
Jan 2017 |
| You Are Welcome Here Video | You Are Welcome Here |
Feb 2017 |
| Student Government Association Resolution 1617-09 | Expressing Support for those Affected by President Trump's Immigration EO |
Feb 2017 |
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Center for International Programs message to Faculty and Staff |
Message to Faculty and Staff |
Jan 2019 |
| Protocol for Immigration Agent Request for Information |
Jan 2019 |
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ISSS Staff Travels to Washington, D.C. |
NAFSA Advocacy Day |
Mar 2017, |
Suggestions to Support Students
If you are a faculty or staff member seeking ways to support students, please review these suggestions.
Protocol for Immigration Agent Request for Information
The University of Dayton has protocols in place for responding to government authorities, particularly as such officials engage in immigration enforcement activities. It is important that all offices be aware of these protocols. Please share this information with your colleagues and especially with students who work in your office. Information about the protocol can be found here.
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Information
The University of Dayton has created a website intended to serve as an information hub for students and other members of the UD community who have DACA status or who are undocumented. To learn more about support on campus, DACA latest developments, university communications, and other useful resources please visit website Information about DACA.