Know Your Rights: Immigration Enforcement

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The New York Public Lawyers of Interest and The Lawyers Alliance of New York have assembled a resource that provides resources for understanding the law around immigration enforcement. The document targets non-profits but it is important that the greater community is aware of this information.

According to the NYPL website:

 This guide provides practical advice on how to deal with specific scenarios and background on key issue areas, including:

  • What happens if ICE comes to your nonprofit?
  • How can nonprofits manage staff and clients during an immigration enforcement action?
  • What should nonprofits do if they receive an ICE subpoena?

This guidance is for informational purposes only and reflects current policies, which may change.

Non-Profit Providers that run programming in public or private buildings must be aware the difference between a judicial search & seizure  warrant versus a warrant of removal/ deportation.

Included are samples within the booklet to educate individuals on what to look for.

Document is NOT legally sufficient to allow immigration agents into homes or the non-public areas of facilities, buildings, organizations, businesses or other premises.

You can download a copy here.