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• Know Your Rights - San Mateo County Executive's Office

  View on smcgov.org

  This link includes resources to help locate Red Cards, Immigration Preparedness Toolkits, and other Know Your Rights resources

• Know Your Rights: If You Encounter ICE - National Immigrant Justice Center

  View on immigrantjustice.org

  All individuals in the United States have rights, regardless of immigration status.  The following information can help you protect yourself and your

• Immigrant Legal Resource Center - Red Cards

  View on ilrc.org

  The Immigrant Legal Resource Center provides a page dedicated to receiving and using Red Cards in multiple languages.

• Know Your Rights and Claim Them : a Guide for Youth

  Parker, Nicky,

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• San Mateo County Rapid Response Hotline

  View on smcgov.org

  If immigration officials come to your home, work, or neighborhood, or if there is ICE activity nearby, you can call the San Mateo County Rapid Response Hotline. 203-666-4472 (203-NO-MIGRA)

• Find Legal Assistance - San Mateo County

  View on smcgov.org

  This webpage lists websites, addresses, and phone numbers to help locate various legal services based on your needs.

• Home | Get Immigration Help | City and County of San Francisco

  View on sf.gov

• Know your rights around immigration enforcement | SF.gov

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  What to do if you are stopped by immigration enforcement in public or at your home.

• Resources - National Immigration Law Center

  View on nilc.org

  Explore NILC’s resources. Check out expert-curated guides, toolkits, policy briefs, and more addressing key issues impacting immigrant communities.

• Residencia Americana

  guía para obtener tu residencia legal en Estados Unidos

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• Step by Step Family Preparedness Plan - Immigrant Legal Resource Center

  View on ilrc.org

  A downloadable step by step guide to help families make a preparedness plan

• Supporting Undocumented Families for Teachers and Schools

  View on smcoe.org

  This page is dedicated to teachers and schools to help them locate resources for their students and families and know how best to protect their students.

• Supporting Undocumented Families for Parents

  View on smcoe.org

  The parent guide to help answer questions about DACA and provide other local resources.

• Rapid Response Network - Amigos de Guadalupe

  View on amigoscenter.com

  This is the Santa Clara County chapter of the Rapid Response Network, which also offers a Rapid Response Hotline, legal services, and other Aid.

• US Citizenship Test Study Guide 2025

  What You Need to Face the Naturalization Exam Free From Doubt

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• Know Your Rights - Immigration Institute of the Bay Area

  View on iibayarea.org

  This website contains many resources to help understand your rights, aid with naturalization applications, and more.

• Support for Immigrant & Refugee Students - Californians Together

  View on californianstogether.org

  Resources to help immigrant and refugee students K-12 as well as provide resources for teachers, schools, parents, and others who wish to foster safe learning environments.

• Free Speech Handbook

  a Practical Framework for Understanding Our Free Speech Protections

  Rosenberg, Ian

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• Immigration resources: Help for children and families | California Courts | Self Help Guide

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  Resources for children and families. Information for documented or undocumented children and youth

• Your Freedom, Your Power

  a Kid's Guide to the First Amendment

  Matulli, Allison,

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