HOTLINES & PHONE APPS

• Call Migra (Immi­gra­tion Enforce­ment) Hot­line: 1–844-363‑1423
  Call if you or some­one you know has been arrest­ed by ICE. You will be con­nect­ed with local resources.
• Download the Noti­fi­ca app on your phone and add the phone num­bers of fam­i­ly and friends. By using the app, you can send an alert to every­one in your Noti­fi­ca con­tact list if you are arrest­ed.

• Video on how to pre­pare your fam­i­ly in case you are arrest­ed by ICE. Avail­able in Pun­jabi and Eng­lish. Pro­duced by Sikh Fam­i­ly Cen­ter.
• Video on how to pre­pare your fam­i­ly in case of arrest by ICE in Eng­lish. Pro­duced by Catholic Char­i­ties.
• How to cre­ate a fam­i­ly plan. Avail­able in Eng­lish. Cre­at­ed by Immi­grant Legal Resource Cen­ter.
• Pro­tect­ing finances and chil­dren in case of arrest by ICE. Avail­able in Eng­lish. Pro­duced by Apple­seed Net­work.
• Online Detainee Loca­tor Sys­tem
• What hap­pens when some­one is detained. Avail­able in Eng­lish. Pro­duced by All Law.
• Video on how to avoid an immi­gra­tion scam. Avail­able in Pun­jabi and Eng­lish. Pro­duced by Sikh Fam­i­ly Cen­ter.

WHEN ICE APPROACHES YOU OR A COMMUNITY MEMBER

• Know Your Rights Pock­et Cards. Avail­able in Pun­jabi, Hin­di, Urdu, Bangla, and Nepali. Pro­duced by Restau­rant Oppor­tu­ni­ties Cen­ter. 
• Amer­i­can Sign Lan­guage: What To Do If ICE Vis­its Your Home
• Fly­er for com­mu­ni­ty mem­bers on rights dur­ing encoun­ters with ICE in the com­mu­ni­ty. Avail­able in Pun­jabi, Bangla, Hin­di, Urdu. Pro­duced by Immi­grant Defense Project.
• Poster to hang in the home with a reminder of your rights, what to say, and what to doc­u­ment in case of an ICE (immi­gra­tion) raid. Avail­able in Eng­lish. Pro­duced by Immi­grant Defense Project.
• Video on what to do when ICE comes to your home. Avail­able in Eng­lish and Urdu. Pro­duced by ACLU.
• Video on what to do when ICE comes to your home in Pun­jabi. Pro­duced by Sikh Fam­i­ly Cen­ter.
• Video of you rights when ICE is inside your home. Avail­able in Eng­lish and Urdu. Pro­duced by ACLU.
• Video of your rights when ICE approach­es you on the street, at work, in court, or any­where else in pub­lic. Avail­able in Eng­lish and Urdu. Pro­duced by ACLU.
• Video of what to do when ICE arrests you. Avail­able in Eng­lish and Urdu. Pro­duced by ACLU.
• Video on what to do when pulled over in a car by the police. Avail­able in Pun­jabi and Eng­lish. Pro­duced by Sikh Fam­i­ly Cen­ter.
• Red Card in Eng­lish and Pun­jabi. Give to ICE if they attempt to enter your home by slid­ing it under the door. Pro­duced by Sikh Fam­i­ly Cen­ter.
• ACLU Wal­let Card: What to do if stopped by ICE, Police, or FBI. Avail­able in Eng­lish. Pro­duced by ACLU.

WHAT TO DO IF AT WORK OR IF YOU ARE AN EMPLOYER

• Employ­er Rights and Respon­si­bil­i­ties Dur­ing ICE Raid. Avail­able in Eng­lish. Pro­duced by AILA.
• Work­er’s Rights Dur­ing a Raid. Avail­able in Eng­lish, Pun­jabi. Pro­duced by AILA.
• Work­site Rights for Work­ers. Avail­able in Eng­lish. Pro­duced by Legal Aid At Work.

BOND AND LEGAL SUPPORT

• Direc­to­ry of legal providers across the U.S.
• Direc­to­ry of com­mu­ni­ty bail funds in the U.S.

COMMUNITY RESPONSE RESOURCES

• Webi­nar on Defend­ing Migrants for South Asian Advo­cates and Com­mu­ni­ty Mem­bers. Zoom video here. Slides here.
• Guide for shar­ing infor­ma­tion about raids on social media. Pro­duced by D.R.U.M.
• Join a rapid response net­work of South Asians across the U.S. com­mit­ting to show­ing up to ral­lies, pro­vide inter­pre­ta­tion, trans­la­tion, and/or legal coun­sel. Sign up here.
• Immi­grant Defense Pro­jec­t’s exten­sive action list for com­mu­ni­ty mem­bers inter­est­ed in stop­ping deten­tion and depor­ta­tion.
• Toolk­it for defend­ing against ICE raids and com­mu­ni­ty arrests. Pro­duced by Immi­grant Defense Project and Cen­ter for Con­sti­tu­tion­al Rights. 
• How to video doc­u­ment ICE encoun­ters. Pro­duced by Immi­grant Defense Project.
• Host a Know-Your-Rights pre­sen­ta­tion in your com­mu­ni­ty with the Immi­grant Legal Resource Center’s train-the-train­er toolk­it. Col­lab­o­rate with local com­mu­ni­ty, cul­tur­al, or reli­gious cen­ters, pub­lic libraries, and oth­er insti­tu­tions to reach com­mu­ni­ty mem­bers.
• Print and share the resources with mem­bers of your com­mu­ni­ty. Pass them out at large events, leave them in gro­cery stores, restau­rants, and oth­er busi­ness­es and places com­mu­ni­ty mem­bers fre­quent.
• Know legal sup­port and resource net­works as well as com­mu­ni­ty bond relief pro­grams to refer com­mu­ni­ty mem­bers to Have it writ­ten down and eas­i­ly acces­si­bly when need­ed. Share with com­mu­ni­ty mem­bers through social media, What­sApp, and oth­er com­mu­ni­ca­tion meth­ods.
• If you are an attor­ney, sign up to join our legal sup­port net­work to pro­vide low-cost or probono sup­port to detained immi­grants.
• Learn about com­mu­ni­ty led respons­es to ICE raids and arrests.

REGIONAL RESOURCES

• North­ern Cal­i­for­nia and Cal­i­for­nia Bay Area Resources. Scroll down for the image with phone num­bers list­ed.
• South­ern Cal­i­for­nia Rapid Response Net­works. Face­book thread on rapid response net­works. Click through the images. 
• Immi­gra­tion Emer­gency Hot­line: DC, Mary­land, Vir­ginia. Avail­able in Hin­di, Urdu, Bangla, Nepali, Pun­jabi
• Illi­nois gov­ern­ment agen­cies offer­ing sup­port to immi­grants. Avail­able in Eng­lish, Hin­di.

EXTENDED RESOURCES

• Free­dom for Immi­grants Resources
• Immi­grant Defense Project Resources

DONATE

• The Fron­ter­i­zo Fian­za Fund is a com­mu­ni­ty bond (fian­za) fund based in El Paso and serv­ing Far West Texas and New Mex­i­co. Many detained migrants have no chance to be released while they wait the months or years until their tri­al. When some­one does receive a bond, they are often way out of reach for most fam­i­lies, rang­ing any­where from $1,500–50,000.
• The Flo­rence Immi­grant and Refugee Rights Project is the only orga­ni­za­tion in Ari­zona that pro­vides free legal and social ser­vices to detained men, women, and chil­dren under threat of depor­ta­tion.
• The Refugee and Immi­grant Cen­ter for Edu­ca­tion and Legal Ser­vices (RAICES) pro­motes jus­tice by pro­vid­ing free and low-cost legal ser­vices to under­served immi­grant chil­dren, fam­i­lies and refugees in Cen­tral and South Texas.