Know Your Rights

Provided by the Immigrant Legal Resource Center

Provided by the Immigrant Legal Resource Center

Provided by the Immigrant Legal Resource Center

In Spanish, provided by the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights, Los Angeles.

Provided by the Immigrant Legal Resource Center

Created by the National Immigration Justice Center in January 2025, this resource is designed to help immigrants and their families better understand what to do when someone is detained by immigration officials.

Provided by NILC, describes judicial and immigration warrants: To be valid, a judicial warrant it must:• have been issued by a judicial court • be signed by a state or federal judge • state the address to be searched — make sure the stated address specifically pertains to you and your address • be presented within the time period specified on the warrant (if the warrant is out-of-date, it is an invalid judicial warrant)

Río Hondo College continues to partner with CARACEN to provide our community with ongoing information supporting our immigrant communities through essential services, including immigration legal assistance, civic participation initiatives and advocacy for workers’ rights and education reform.

CHIRLA’s mission is to achieve a just society, fully inclusive of immigrants.

Working with and educating immigrants, community organizations, and the legal sector to help build a democratic society that values diversity and the rights of all people.

NDLON improves the lives of day laborers, migrants and low-wage workers. We build leadership and power among those facing injustice so they can challenge inequality and expand labor, civil and political rights for all.

As the largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization, our mission is guided by four key commitments, each essential to our work in advocating for justice and community empowerment. Know your rights in any situation! Knowing your rights is the first step to protecting them. Whether you’re at school, in the workplace, traveling, or participating in a peaceful protest, learn how to navigate these situations with confidence. Explore our guides to empower yourself and your community.

Immigrant Legal Resource Center provides trusted legal help, printable rights cards, preparation toolkits, and more

Our Mission: El Rescate Legal Services empowers immigrants, primarily Latinos, to improve their political and economic wellbeing in order to promote their full participation as citizens.
Our Vision: Help more families become citizens and promote their participation in civic and economic life in the United States.
Values: Compassion, Professionalism and Honesty

Offers benefits enrollment assistance, including answering questions about eligibility and public charge.

Immigrant Defenders Law Center (ImmDef) is a next-generation social justice law firm that defends our immigrant communities against injustices in the immigration system.

The USC Gould Immigrant Legal Assistance Center (ILAC) provides free, confidential consultations, legal assistance, and referrals to members of the USC Trojan Family, students, staff members, contract employees, faculty and family members, who may be at risk of deportation, who may be eligible to apply for immigration status, or who have questions about their legal status and legal rights under the immigration laws. The Legal Assistance Center is supported by the Office of the Provost and USC Gould School of Law.

Service charge of $4.99 waived for a limited time.