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15 resources

GuideHomeSpanish

Your rights in your home

Explains your rights when immigration or law enforcement officers come to your home, including what you are not required to do.

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GuideTraffic stopSpanish

Your rights during a traffic stop

Outlines what to do if you are stopped while driving and how to protect your rights during traffic stops.

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GuidePublic spacesSpanish

Your rights in public spaces

Covers your rights when interacting with law enforcement in public spaces such as streets, parks, or stores.

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FlyerEnglish

Know your rights flyer (English)

An easy-to-read flyer explaining immigration-related rights and protections.

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FlyerSpanish

Know your rights flyer (Spanish)

Spanish-language version of MONARCA's Know Your Rights flyer.

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GuidePolice custodySpanish

Your rights in police custody

Provides guidance on your rights if you are detained, arrested, or questioned by police.

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GuideWorkSpanish

Your rights at work

Explains workplace rights related to immigration enforcement, including what employers and officers can and cannot ask.

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GuideSpanish

Know your rights guide: ACLU presentation (Spanish)

A presentation-style resource explaining key rights and protections in common immigration-related situations.

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Wallet cardSpanish

Know your rights card (Spanish)

Wallet-sized cards you can show to law enforcement to assert your rights and communicate that you choose to remain silent.

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Wallet cardHmong

Know your rights card (Hmong)

Know Your Rights wallet cards translated into Hmong for easy access and sharing.

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Wallet cardEnglish

Know your rights card (English)

English-language wallet cards that help individuals assert their rights during encounters with law enforcement.

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Wallet cardSomali

Know your rights card (Somali)

Somali-language Know Your Rights cards designed for quick reference and protection.

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VideoEnglish

Know your rights video (English)

A video explaining key rights and protections in common immigration-related situations.

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VideoSpanish

Know your rights video (Spanish)

A video explaining key rights and protections in common immigration-related situations.

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VideoSomali

Know your rights video (Somali)

A video explaining key rights and protections in common immigration-related situations.

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11 flyers

FlyerCommunity outreachEnglish

We keep us safe flyer

A community-focused flyer promoting collective safety, preparedness, and support.

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FlyerHomeEnglish

Private property rights flyer

Explains rights related to private property and limits on law enforcement access.

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FlyerCommunity outreachEnglish

Everyone is welcome here flyer

A supportive flyer affirming that all community members are welcome and valued.

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FlyerCommunity outreachEnglish

Whistle Zine flyer (English)

A visual, accessible guide on how to respond safely to immigration enforcement activity.

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FlyerCommunity outreachSomali

Whistle Zine flyer (Somali)

Somali-language version of the Whistle Zine for broader community access.

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FlyerCommunity outreachSpanish

Whistle Zine flyer (Spanish)

Spanish-language version of the Whistle Zine.

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FlyerTraffic stopEnglish

Federal court order flyer: vehicle stops

Summarizes a court order limiting when officers can stop or detain vehicles.

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FlyerEnglish

Federal court order flyer: retaliation protections

Explains protections against punishment or retaliation for exercising your rights.

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FlyerEnglish

Federal court order flyer: arrest or detention limits

Outlines legal limits on arrests or detentions during protests or observations.

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FlyerCommunity outreachEnglish

Whistle and document flyer

Explains how to safely observe, document, and report ICE presence in your community.

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FlyerHomeEnglish

Apartment rights flyer (ACLU)

ACLU apartment know your rights flyer for tenants and residents.

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