Resources
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For comprehensive immigration resources, individuals can access information and assistance from organizations like the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), Immigrant Legal Resource Center (ILRC), the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), and the National Immigration Law Center (NILC). These organizations offer legal advice, know-your-rights information, and support for immigrants facing various situations, including deportation, detention, and navigating the citizenship process.
Specific Resources and Services:
The ACLU provides information on immigrant rights, including what to do if stopped by the police or ICE, and connects individuals with local affiliates for further assistance.
The ILRC focuses on supporting immigration legal service providers nationwide, serving hundreds of organizations and practitioners who work with immigrants, according to the ILRC website.
The USCIS Citizenship Resource Center offers free study materials and training seminars for immigrants, educators, and organizations involved in the naturalization process, according to USCIS.
The NILC provides resources for immigrants to understand their rights, especially during interactions with law enforcement, and offers tools to help them understand their legal options, according to the NILC.
Informed Immigrant provides resources specifically addressing the mental health needs of immigrants and their families, according to Informed Immigrant.
Organizations like the Immigrant Justice Network, New Americans Campaign, and the Collective Freedom Project offer support and resources for immigrants, according to the ILRC.
Other Resources:
ICE’s website provides information for foreign nationals in the US and offers self-help tools, according to FindLaw.
The Immigrant Legal Resource Center provides information on public benefits available to non-citizens in California, including Cash Assistance for Program for Immigrants (CAPI).
This office serves as a resource for state agencies and the public to promote the integration and inclusion of new Americans in California, according to the Colorado Office of New Americans (.gov).
This organization in the UK offers free and confidential immigration advice, according to Citizens Advice.
Additional Information:
- DACA:
United We Dream provides a comprehensive resource library on DACA and other immigration-related topics, according to United We Dream.
The American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) is a professional organization for immigration lawyers, according to AILA.
