Video: "Know Your Rights" presentation at USD
Watch a recording of the presentation delivered by Corinne Goria, Know Your Rights: Immigration Relief Operations.
Know Your Rights: Immigrant Relief (English version)
Watch the "Know Your Rights" presentation delivered on Feb. 15, 2017.
Conozca Sus Derechos (En Español)
Concoce tus derechos y obten los ultimos informes de inmigracion. (Spanish translation of "Know Your Rights" presentation delivered on Feb. 15, 2017.)
"No te Dejes" pamphlets
The “No te Dejes” series contains seven educational pamphlets that explain the rights of the undocumented people under different scenarios.
Contents: / Contenido:
Know Your Rights General one pager / Conozca sus Derechos Documento General de una página
Information on what every immigrant must know about his or her rights. It gives very basic information as to how to respond to interfacing with ICE at you house or in the street / Contiene información que cada persona migrante debe conocer sobre sus derechos. Da información básica acerca de cómo responder a altercados con ICE en su casa o en la calle.
General Know your Rights extended version / Conozca sus Derechos Documento General versión extendida
Gives an extensive detailed description of what to do in case you or a loved one is arrested and how you may be transferred to ICE custody. It also provides a basic emergency plan and a resource list of legal representation / Da una descripción más detallada de qué hacer en caso de que usted o un ser querido sea arrestado y cómo se le puede transferir a custodia de ICE. También provee un plan básico emergencia y una lista de recursos de representación legal.
What to Do if ICE Shows Up at Your Home / Qué hacer si Inmigración (ICE) Llega a su Casa
Provides steps to follow in case ICE comes to your door. It also includes information that could potentially protect you in case ICE enters your home and what to do in case of an arrest / Provee pasos concretos a seguir en caso que ICE llegue tocando a su puerta. También incluye información que le puede proteger si la migra entra a su casa, así como qué hacer en caso de un arresto.
What to Do if ICE Stops You in the Street or in a Public Place / Qué hacer si Inmigración (ICE) le Para en la Calle o en un Lugar Público
Delivers information on what you should and should not reveal to ICE and gives specific responses to certain scenarios that might occur should you be stopped by ICE / Ofrece información sobre debe o no debe revelar a ICE y da respuestas especificas a ciertas situaciones que pueden ocurrir si ICE le detiene.
What to Do if ICE Shows Up at Your Workplace / Qué hacer si la Migra (ICE) Llega a su Trabajo
This document explains the difference between a search warrant and an arrest warrant, so the workplace supervisors are aware of how to respond to an ICE visit. Also included is some basic labor rights information / Este documento explica la diferencia entre una orden de registro y una orden de arresto, para que la persona a cargo en su trabajo sepa cómo responder a una visita de ICE. También incluye información básica sobre sus derechos laborales. También provee pasos específicos que debe tomar en caso de un arresto.
What to Do if You Are Arrested /Qué Hacer Si Le Arrestan
This document advises in creating a family emergency plan ahead of time. This plan might include making arrangements for childcare in case of an arrest / Este documento aconseja crear un plan de emergencia familiar antes de tiempo. Este plan podría incluir hacer arreglos para el cuidado de niños en caso de una detención.
What to Do if A Loved One is Arrested / Qué Hacer si un Ser Querido es Arrestado
This document provides information on how to locate your loved ones that have been arrested either by local law enforcement or by ICE and gives tips on finding reliable legal representation / Este documento provee información de cómo localizar a su ser querido que ha sido arrestado por la policía local o por la migra y da algunos consejos de cómo elegir representación legal fiable.
- English
- Spanish
The series “No te Dejes” was developed for the purposes of education. Some of the information is repetitive, which has been consciously done, for reinforcement.
These are living documents, and may be subject to change as the political climate and policies change. Additional resources may emerge. Make them yours add your logo. Be sure to keep the NDLON logo on them as well.
*Note: The contents of the “No te Dejes” series do not constitute legal advice. Please consult an attorney for legal advice.
Know your rights and prepare
Know Your Rights
everyone, including those who are undocumented, have certain rights under the U.S. Constitution. Review them here.
Prepare
consult with an immigration attorney at the USD immigration clinic. Review legal resources available off campus.
Connect
with our community by sending an email to torerosdream@sandiego.edu.
Advice for other students feeling threatened by issues of identity or status
- The Center for Inclusion and Diversity (Maher 253) serves as a one-stop for concerned students and students experiencing marginalization. The CID actively supports students with referrals to the right resources and advocacy.
- Your faculty can be tremendous resources and can work with the CID and other offices to support students.
- The UFMC, Black Student Resource Center, International Center, University Ministry, Women’s Center, Veterans Center, SSS, and other targeted resources will welcome you and support you.