Friend, everyone has certain basic rights guaranteed
under the U.S. Constitution. Given the rise in state laws criminalizing
immigrants and their loved ones, it is more critical than ever for us to know
our rights and educate our communities about them.

That’s why we just updated our Know Your Rights resource, which helps immigrants who are stopped, arrested, or detained by
immigration or other law enforcement understand their rights under the law and
how to express them.

Click here to access our updated Know Your Rights guidance, available in
multiple languages >>>
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KNOW YOUR RIGHTS
[[link removed]]We are all stronger when we know our rights, so please take a moment to read
this information and share it with your friends, family, and community.

Sincerely,

Lisa Graybill
Vice President, Law & Policy
National Immigration Law Center

Disclaimer: This Know Your Rights resource provides general information. It is
not legal advice. It is not tailored to your situation. Talk to an immigration
lawyer for legal advice.

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