Immigrants & Refugees

This know-your-rights resource covers immigrant rights during protests and demonstrations — including possible risks and ramifications.

Source: National Immigration Law Center

This guide will teach you the ins and outs of interacting with law enforcement as a student or youth.

Source: National Center for Youth Law

Know your rights to protest and access bail funds.

Source: Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund

Find national immigration legal services by state.

Source: Immigration Advocates Network

This is an immigrant worker's guide to workplace harassment, collective organizing, and other essential issues.

Source: Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund

With essential contact numbers, legal guidelines, and planning templates, this app is an all-in-one resource for immigrants and other individuals affected by mass deportation.

Source: Human Rights First

As immigration policies continue to change, this know your rights blog breaks down what you need to know when traveling to and from the U.S. and how to prepare.

Source: Stop AAPI Hate

What happens when ICE comes to your door — and what rights do you have as an immigrant or citizen? This blog post gives you the information you need to know.

Source: Stop AAPI Hate

This online resource outlines common law enforcement interactions and provides best practices for keeping yourself safe.

Source: American Civil Liberties Union

Know your rights when dealing with ICE or other law enforcement agencies.

Source: National Immigration Law Center

Know your rights infographics, flyers, booklets, and posters for interacting with ICE.

Source: Immigrant Defense Project

This is a guide to help you understand what to do if you have an interaction with law enforcement.

Source: ACLU

This fact sheet answers frequently asked questions about international student visas, defines key terms, and outlines basic rights if a student encounters an ICE officer.

Source: Presidents' Alliance

This guide provides general information and know your rights education for immigrant communities and families on what to do when ICE knocks on your door.

Source: Asian Americans Advancing Justice Atlanta

Seek affordable legal assistance for low income and limited English proficient communities.

Source: Advancing Justice – South California

This page provides a search tool that connects you to immigration attorneys (within the AILA network) based on the type of legal help needed, language, and location.

Source: American Immigration Lawyer Association

This page provides resources to universities and impacted non-citizen students including: international student rights, legal help, protecting student data, and deportation defense and guidance.

Source: Higher Ed Immigration Portal

This resource provides travel safety tips and other resources for immigrants traveling through U.S. airports.

Source: National Immigration Law Center