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The following are resources created by the Firm to educate immigrants and allies about immigration law, debunking myths about immigrants, knowing your rights when dealing with law enforcement, and the need for comprehensive immigration reform. 

If you have questions about these materials or would like to arrange for us to train your membership, please contact me by submitting the online form. 

This is a useful tool for immigrants who either don’t speak English or are afraid to speak directly to law enforcement.  This card explains that the holder wishes to assert the constitutional rights to remain silent and speak to an attorney.

    

A PowerPoint presentation that discusses how everyone can engage in the debate and be an ally in the struggle for immigration reform.  This presentation discusses common myths about immigration, and provides a brief summary of what is on the table for immigration reform.

Also available in Apple’s Keynote format.

This is an exercise designed to illustrate the difficulties that immigrants can experience in navigating the immigration system, and the limited forms of relief available to many immigrants.  By understanding the ways that immigrants are left without the ability to legally fix their status, one can better understand the need for immigration reform.

The following links may assist you in gathering information about your immigration matter:

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services ("USCIS")

U.S. Customs and Border Protection ("CBP")

Immigration and Customs Enforcement ("ICE")

U.S. Department of State Visa Bulletin

Executive Office for Immigration Review ("EOIR")

List of Volunteers for Free Legal Services to Immigrants