Know Your Rights

know your rights

KNOW YOUR CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS: What to do if ICE or the police come to your home

  • DO NOT RUN
    Try to stay calm and collected. Do not flee from ICE or the police.
  • REMAIN SILENT
    Anything you say can be used against you in your immigration case; you have the right to remain silent.
  • DON’T PROVIDE FALSE DOCUMENTS
    Providing false documents to ICE may result in deportation and criminal charges.
  • SPEAK TO AN ATTORNEY
    Do not sign anything you don’t understand. Be sure to speak to an attorney before signing anything.The Center for Immigration Assistance has a list of immigration lawyers and legal specialists, along with several resources to assist with questions, forms and questions regarding immigration detention and release.
  • IMMIGRATION BAIL BONDS
    If you are detained, you may be granted immigration bail bonds. Contact the Center for Immigration Assistance to get out ASAP, (844) 910-2342. We can assist you with any questions you may have.
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