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Events

Check out our upcoming events, including panel discussions, workshops, and networking opportunities. We have something for everyone! Don't forget to RSVP and secure your spot.

Virtual Series

Visionaries. Connections. Conversations. Solutions

Join us for our engaging virtual series, where we dive deep into important public topics. This online platform provides you with the opportunity to interact, ask questions, and share your insights.

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Upcoming Event

Meet Cal State Fullerton President Ronald S. Rochon

Join OC Forum for an exclusive conversation with Cal State Fullerton's new president, Dr. Ronald S. Rochon, as he shares his vision for the future of higher education and workforce development in Orange County amidst significant policy shifts from the new administration in Washington, D.C.

Time:

Thursday April 17 at 11:30am - 1:30pm Pacific Time

Location:

The Pacific Club

Guest Speakers:

Ronald S. Rochon

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Virtual Series: Immigration, Enforcement, & Unrest 

Comprehensive list of resources provided by the Office of Supervisor Sarmiento

as a resource for viewers of this program.

Legal Services: Avoiding Scams

Immigration-related legal services are in demand, and with that comes some looking to take advantage. Here are some things to consider: ​

Calbar.ca.gov • (800) 843-9053

  • Only work with a licensed attorney

  • Notarios are not lawyers and cannot provide legal representation

  • Ask where a lawyer is licensed and for their bar number

  • Get everything in writing

  • Do not pay cash — use a cashier’s check if needed

  • Avoid anyone asking for cash

  • Verify lawyers with the State Bar of California

Federal enforcement has expanded beyond targeted investigations to also include broad enforcement, with federal agents from various agencies (DHS, CBP, ICE) out in our community and others across the region.

Targeted enforcement can occur at homes, neighborhoods, and businesses with a judicial or administrative warrant and can involve deportation orders or suspicion of criminal activity.

Broader enforcement efforts include questioning of "collaterals" — others onsite at the scene of enforcement who are not the initial focus of the enforcement. Or by "consensual stops," where an officer asks someone out in public if they can talk to them.

Both types of federal enforcement activity is happening in Orange and across the region. Those concerned should know what their rights are in either situation.

It is important to know that federal agencies have the legal right to conduct enforcement operations based on actions taken by Congress, recent court decisions, and the U.S. Government Code.

You can see the U.S. Code section here.

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Upcoming Event

Exploring 50 years of Commerce and Community in Little Saigon

Little Saigon isn’t just a cultural gem — it’s one of the fastest-growing economic engines in Orange County. Its remarkable success is deeply rooted in community, entrepreneurship, and the spirit of resilience that defines the Vietnamese-American experience.

Time:

Wednesday, May 21 at 11:30am - 1:30pm Pacific Time

Location:

Royal Restaurant, Westminster, CA

Guest Speakers:

Viet Nguyen, Linh Kochan, Frank Jao, Julie Tran.

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