Californias new Family Preparedness Plan Act allows parents to designate a trusted caretaker for their children if theyre detained or deported. The caretaker, who must be at least 18 and related to the child, can enroll the child in school and make medical decisions. Parents can create a plan in advance and disagree with caretaker decisions, ensuring childrens education and health services continue.

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