Students & Educators

This guide tells student activists what to expect at on-campus protests and provides guidelines for risk assessment, digital security, and stakeholder engagement with administration officials, outside organizations, and campus police.

Source: National Lawyers Guild

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

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

Access free media and news literacy lesson plans for grade school students.

Source: Common Sense

Learn what rights you have as a student and what to do if and when your rights are violated.

Source: ACLU

This is a database of information, developments, analysis, and resources related to the government’s targeting of international students.

Source: American Immigration Lawyers' Association

This policy brief provides a summary of data that outlines the lack of transparency and arbitrary nature of student visa revocations and SEVIS terminations.

Source: American Immigration Lawyers' Association

This policy brief describes the differences between student visas from other nonimmigrant visas, what happens when a student visa is revoked or terminated, and due process protections that may exist for students.

Source: American Immigration Lawyers' Association

This website contains resources addressing policy and analysis on immigration policy changes, an expert "Help Desk" where students can submit questions, as well as a referral list of immigration attorneys well-experienced in international student issues.

Source: International Student Resource Center