Essential resources to know your rights, find legal help, and stay safe.
24/7 support in English and Spanish. Report ICE activity and get emergency guidance.
Locate a person in ICE detention or confirm if someone is in ICE custody.
Legal services and advocacy for immigrants and asylum seekers.
You do not have to open unless they show a warrant signed by a judge.
State clearly: 'I am exercising my right to remain silent.'
Do not sign any documents without first speaking to an attorney. Signing voluntary departure papers can waive your right to a hearing.
You have the right to record ICE agents from inside your home or in public spaces. Document badge numbers, names, and actions.
Look for white or black Chevy Tahoes/Ford Explorers with dark tinted windows. Often have 'M' plates or no plates.
Agents may wear vests saying 'POLICE' but usually have 'ICE' patches on the back or shoulder.
ICE often conducts raids between 5-7 AM. They may identify themselves only as "police" or claim to be delivery drivers. Always ask which agency before opening your door.
Search for free or low-cost immigration legal aid organizations by state or zip code.
Catholic Legal Immigration Network directory of immigration programs nationwide.
American Immigration Lawyers Association directory. Many attorneys offer free consultations.
Comprehensive guide to immigrants' rights from the American Civil Liberties Union.
Step-by-step guide to protecting yourself and your family during an ICE encounter at home.
How to find, communicate with, and get legal help for someone in ICE detention.
Vehicles, uniforms, and common tactics used by ICE in 2026.
Complete directory of free and low-cost immigration attorneys and legal aid organizations.
How to use the ICE online system to find a detained family member.
How to prepare your family with emergency contacts, power of attorney, and document preparation.