Protecting Your Business: What to Do When ICE Visits Your Workplace

In today's evolving immigration enforcement landscape, every employer needs to be prepared for the possibility of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) visit. Whether you're a small business owner, HR professional, or operations leader, understanding your responsibilities and having a response plan in place can help protect your business, employees, and reputation.

That's why People4People™ The Community is hosting a FREE Live Webinar featuring immigration law expert Deirdre Nero, Founder of NERO Immigration Law.

Why This Webinar Matters

Many employers believe they are prepared for an ICE inspection—until one actually happens. Unfortunately, simple mistakes in employee documentation, record storage, or audit procedures can lead to costly penalties, business disruptions, and legal complications.

Being proactive is no longer optional. Employers must understand immigration compliance requirements and establish practical procedures before an enforcement action occurs.

What You'll Learn

1. Understand Your Obligations Before ICE Arrives

One of the most common reasons businesses face penalties is improper completion or storage of Form I-9 documentation.

During this session, you'll learn how to:

●      Avoid common I-9 errors

●      Properly maintain employee records

●      Understand document retention requirements

●      Reduce the risk of compliance violations

●      Prevent costly fines and penalties

A little preparation today can save thousands of dollars and countless hours of stress later.

2. Know How to Respond to an Audit or Enforcement Action

If ICE arrives at your workplace, your response in the first few minutes can significantly impact the outcome.

Deirdre Nero will provide a practical roadmap covering:

●      How to handle ICE inspections

●      Understanding warrants and notices

●      Employee rights and employer responsibilities

●      Best practices for communication during enforcement actions

●      Steps to take immediately after an ICE visit

Knowing exactly what to do—and what not to do—can help your organization navigate these situations with confidence.

3. Implement Practical Compliance Systems

Compliance isn't just about paperwork. It's about building systems that protect your organization.

Attendees will learn:

●      Ready-to-use compliance protocols

●      Internal audit strategies

●      Documentation checklists

●      Risk mitigation practices

●      Ways to minimize operational disruption during investigations

These practical tools can help businesses establish a culture of compliance while protecting both the company and its workforce.

Meet the Speaker: Deirdre Nero

Deirdre Nero is the Founder of NERO Immigration Law and a respected authority in immigration compliance and employer risk management.

With extensive experience helping businesses navigate complex immigration regulations, Deirdre provides actionable guidance that organizations can immediately implement to strengthen compliance and reduce risk.

Who Should Attend?

This webinar is ideal for:

●      Business Owners

●      Human Resources Professionals

●      Operations Managers

●      Compliance Officers

●      Payroll Administrators

●      Recruiting Teams

●      Small and Mid-Sized Employers

Whether your organization has 5 employees or 500, understanding ICE compliance procedures is essential.

Event Details

📅 Date: Friday, June 12, 2026
 🕙 Time: 10:00 AM PST / 1:00 PM EST
 🎟️ Cost: FREE

Don't Wait Until an Audit Happens

The best time to prepare for an ICE inspection is before one occurs. By understanding your obligations, creating clear response procedures, and implementing effective compliance systems, you can significantly reduce risk and protect your business.

Join People4People™ The Community and Deirdre Nero for this informative and practical session designed to help employers stay compliant and prepared.

Reserve your spot today and take the first step toward strengthening your workplace compliance strategy.

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