Community Resources
These resources are intended to support community members who face deportation and/or increased ICE activity with trustworthy information about their rights. ​The information on this page is for educational and informational purposes only. Please talk to a lawyer if you have specific legal questions.
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Sobre chequeos de bienestar de HSI
El siguiente video contiene información sobre los chequeos de bienestar emprendidos por ICE (Investigaciones de Seguridad Nacional o HSI por sus siglas en inglés).
Rapid Response Legal Resources
When immigrant communities are threatened, we must show up for each other. If you see ICE in your neighborhood, verify and document the moment and inform your local Rapid Response Network. If a loved one was detained, call our Rapid Response Legal Resource Hotline at (213) 833-8283.
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Children's Rights
All children have fundamental rights. Learn about your child's rights in immigration court and in their community with increased ICE activity. Share this information with them so that they know their rights at school and beyond.
Resources for Unaccompanied Children
All about your case: Learn about the Executive Office for Immigration Review.
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Find information about your immigration case after release from government custody
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Learn how to check the court website to find an upcoming court date
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Additional resources and support
Resources for Unaccompanied Children
All about your case: Learn about the Executive Office for Immigration Review.
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Find information about your immigration case after release from government custody
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Learn how to check the court website to find an upcoming court date
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Additional resources and support
Know Your Options: Immigration Forms of Relief
If you are unable to find an immigration attorney in your area, the resources in this section will help empower you to take action on your own. We recommend that you continue to find an attorney who can represent your case because no immigrant should stand alone in immigration court.