CA AB2624

Establishes an address confidentiality program through the Secretary of State for immigration support services providers, employees, volunteers, and clients who face threats or harassment due to their affiliation with immigration services facilities

Prohibits publicly posting, disclosing, or distributing personal information or images of immigration services workers and clients on the internet or social media with intent to incite violence or threaten their safety

Allows victims to seek injunctive relief and damages of up to three times actual damages (minimum $4,000) for violations; criminal penalties include fines up to $10,000 and imprisonment, or up to $50,000 and felony charges if bodily injury results

Requires the Secretary of State to begin accepting applications on April 1, 2027, with certification lasting four years for most participants; applicants must provide documentation of employment/volunteering and evidence of threats or violence

Covers designated immigration support services including legal representation, advocacy, case management, translation, counseling, and health care provided at nonprofit organizations, legal clinics, and accredited representative sites