MigraCam is a smartphone app designed to help people living in immigrant communities notify their family members and friends if detained in a raid or traffic stop by recording incidents and streaming them live to a list of emergency contacts. The app is available in English and Spanish at no…
Notifica is a mobile application designed to assist immigrant families who come in contact with immigration agents. With the push of a button, Notifica connects users with their relatives, lawyers and support networks in a fast and secure manner.
SB4 is a Texas state law that forces local government and law enforcement to collaborate with ICE on immigration enforcement. This resource explains the law and recent court rulings impacting its implementation.
SB4 is a Texas state law that forces local government and law enforcement to collaborate with ICE on immigration enforcement. This resource explains the law and recent court rulings impacting its implementation.
All people in the United States, regardless of immigration status, have certain rights and protections under the U.S. Constitution. The ILRC’s Red Cards help people assert their rights and defend themselves in many situations, such as when ICE agents go to a home.
This 5-page guide provides know your rights information for those who may have to leave the country suddenly around protecting assets and bank accounts, filing taxes, managing benefits and more.
A helpful guide for employers and employees on ICE Raids, I-9 Audits and Succession Planning compiled by Small Business Legal Clinic, Immigration Counseling Service, K&L Gates and Perkins Coie.
This guide explains the most common immigration actions affecting employers, recommendations for how employers can prepare for immigration enforcement actions, employer’s rights and responsibilities, and what employers can do after an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) action.
A detailed compilation of resources for the community and allies around raid preparedness, locating detainees, knowing basic rights, family preparedness, and more.
This bilingual illustrated guide provides simple instructions for navigating an interaction with immigration enforcement in a public place or on the street. Available in English and Spanish.
Hang this poster in your home to remind you and your family of your rights, what to say, and what to document in case of an ICE (immigration) raid. Available in English, Spanish, French, Simplified Mandarin, Traditional Mandarin, Korean, and Tagalog.
This Know Your Rights video is a guide put together in response to the increase in raids since President Trump's executive order eliminating USCIS enforcement priorities in January of 2017. Immigration agents may be violating your rights in a new wave of raids. Know your rights.
Print, cut out, and carry these cards. If immigration or the police come to your house or question you, you may slip the card to them under the door. The card will tell immigration agent or the police that you are exercising your constitutional rights and wish to remain silent.…
Immigrant Defense Project has developed downloadable and printable Know Your Rights cards, flyers and a short "ICE Raids Booklet". IDP has been monitoring and gathering stories on ICE arrests at homes, courthouses, and shelters since April 2013. Their materials educate community members and advocates about how to protect their rights…
This manual provides an extensive guide to knowing your rights and organizing to prevent community members from being separated from their families by immigration enforcement.
Executive Order 13768, signed by President Trump on January 25, 2017. The order regards interior enforcement, including sanctuary cities and detainers.
A thorough resource for citizens and non-citizens, including what to do if you encounter police or immigration agents at your home or outdoors. This resource is available in English, Spanish, Polish, Korean, Tagalog, Simplified CHinese, Vietnamese, Kjmer, Hindi, and Haitian Creole.
Advice for DACA students under the Trump administration. ILRC: Información Post-Electoral Para la Comunidad Inmigrante Consejo para estudiantes de DACA bajo la administración. https://www.ilrc.org/sites/default/files/resources/spanish_post-election_community_information_nov_2016_final.pdf
A resource for those in immigration detention and removal proceedings. This document outlines grounds of removability based on criminal convictions and forms of relief.
How arrests, citations, and tickets can affect your immigration status. // Cómo los arrestos, las citaciones y las multas pueden afectar su condición migratoria.
This up-to-date Immigrant Legal Resource Center page includes resources on enforcement, including information on ICE administrative warrants and detainers.
This resource outlines your rights when you encounter law enforcement, when you are questioned about your immigration status and taken into ICE custody.
Check your eligibility for immigration benefits, prepare your paperwork, and/or schedule an initial consultation through Road to Status. Available in English, Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, French, German, Korean.
This guide explains how U.S. border agents may search phones, laptops, and other electronics at the U.S. border. It offers a brief technical overview to securing digital data.
This toolkit is designed to help policymakers, at the local level, who wish to create or further strengthen sanctuary style laws and policies. The policy guidance in this toolkit is directly informed by the important lessons of cities and counties who have lead these efforts to date.
Supreme Court's Decision on DACA
The Supreme Court announced their decision on the DACA case. Read more on our Supreme Court guide.
