Last week we covered reports from San Francisco detailing federal agents conducting what appeared to be an immigration sweep targeting janitors at multiple properties in Downtown SF. 

Our partners at BOMA International have released guidance on how to conduct these interactions. This information is not legal advice. Those in need of legal guidance should consult with counsel who can offer advice and representation based on a thorough understanding of their specific facts and circumstances.

Many thanks to BOMA International for providing this critical resource.

BOMA California remains actively engaged on efforts to address the unintended consequences of Assembly Bill 98 (Carrillo; D-Palmdale). 

Over the past week, we engaged in key discussions to push for critical cleanup legislation, including a meeting with Assembly Speaker Rivas’s office, followed by an AB 98 Stakeholder Strategy Session on January 29, hosted by the Inland Empire Economic Partnership and attended by Assemblymember Carrillo.

On Tuesday, BOMA California’s Senior Director of Government Relations, Skyler Wonnacott, briefed nearly 60 San Diego regional leaders on AB 98 during the Chamber’s 2025 Leadership Delegation visit to Sacramento. The session covered AB 98’s new requirements, needed reforms, and nine key cleanup priorities.