Learn about Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), and what DACA recipients or DACA-eligible individuals should know about the program under the Trump Administration.
Everyone in the U.S. has certain rights guaranteed under the U.S. Constitution, regardless of immigration status.
Have a plan to make sure that your family, your finances, and your future are as secure as possible from immigration enforcement consequences.
Educators and schools can be strong support systems and information sources for undocumented students and their families. If you are an educator, the resources here can help you in providing this support.
Immigration law is complicated, and an attorney can help you understand if you qualify for existing legal pathways, or if you should set up legal guardians for your children in case anything happens.
Deportation is scary and we hope that you never have to navigate the deportation process for yourself or a loved one. However, it is important for everyone to learn as much as possible ahead of time to be better prepared and understand opportunities available to help you.
You and your loved ones deserve to feel validated, supported, and loved. Find resources for managing the emotional and spiritual well-being of yourself and others.
Information and resources on how to access health services and coverage for you and your family.
Our communities are stronger when we work together, from contacting our members of Congress for assistance, to working with local government, and building a community network. Check out the guides in this section for ideas on organizing your community.
Find a service provider near you to help families being separated at the border.
