2026 KNOW YOUR RIGHTS INFO HUB
Crisis Hotlines
Report ICE Activity: Call or Text (415) 715-9990 (PaseLaVoz, free and confidential)
Crisis Text Hotline: Text HOME to 741741
Call 211 to speak to someone immediately.
Immigrant Legal Resource Center
Resources on this page include a wide range of downloadable tools produced for diverse audiences, from experienced advocates to directly impacted community members seeking answers about the complex world of immigration law.
Immigration KYRs for people in California prisons
Know Your Rights (KRS) from Immigrant Legal Resource Center
AQ one pager that goes over basic Know Your Rights for people in California prisons and jails
ACLU Know your rights
Immigrants' Rights
Regardless of your immigration status, you have guaranteed rights under the Constitution. Learn more here about your rights as an immigrant, and how to express them.
ICE Raid Guidance for Homeless Service Providers
On the intersection of immigrants’ rights and homeless service providers, see this helpful KYR from the National Homelessness Law Center:
What to do Before, During, and After a Raid
Prepared by the National Homelessness Law Center and Crowell & Moring LLP
Know Your Rights App
It takes ten times the resources for I.C.E. to detain someone who knows their rights than someone who does not. If you find you have to deal with I.C.E. or other law enforcement officers at home, on the street, or anywhere else, it’s important you know and practice your basic rights.
RED CARD
Rapid Response Networks in CA
In LA, CHIRLA is leading the LA Rapid Response Network, and the number is: 888-624-4752.
CHIRLA Presentation at LARRP General Meeting
Lista de recursos para personas afectadas por las redadas de inmigración
The LAist, By Destiny Torres, Kahani Malhotra, Jill Replogle, Jun 24, 2025
Varias ciudades, grupos comunitarios y empresas en los condados de Los Ángeles y Orange están a un paso adelante para apoyar a las personas que están optando por evitar espacios públicos debido a las redadas de inmigración en curso que se están extendiendo, o se quedan luchando si un ser querido es detenido.
Laken Riley Act
In the next few days, President Trump is expected to sign the Laken Riley Act into law after the bill received bipartisan support from Democrats and Republicans in Congress. The Act exploits a tragic murder to criminalize immigrant populations, vastly expand immigration detention, and encourage anti-immigrant states to file lawsuits against the federal government for certain immigration decisions it makes. This explainer breaks down what the Laken Riley Act means for our communities and how we can protect each other.
Immigration enforcement in schools
The NYS Attorney General and DC AG have issued recent guidance, and this is a resource from the CA AG
Make Your Voice Heard: Resources for Non-Citizen Protesters
On rights of immigrant protesters, see this ILRC webinar:
How to Support Immigrant Communities During ICE Raids
Staying alert is good, but organized solidarity is essential in these times: know the rights of undocumented immigrants, don’t sound false alarms, and connect people with rapid response resources.
FAQs on Nonprofit and Small Business Rights with Respect to Immigration Enforcement (ICE)
As a nonprofit or small business owner, it is critical to know your rights and responsibilities if immigration enforcement officials appear at your facility, office, or workplace. These FAQ address common questions that arise.
Sanctuary Congregations and Harboring FAQ
- What does it mean for a faith group to provide “sanctuary” to immigrants?
- What criminal laws should sanctuary congregations be aware of?
- What are some examples of activities that my faith group can participate in to support
immigrants’ rights that steer clear of potential criminal liability? - Public Declarations of “Sanctuary”