Immigration Resources
In defense of the dignity and rights of all members of our community, regardless of immigration status, we offer reliable information, services, and resources.
You are not alone. We are in this fight together.
know your rights:
What should I do if immigration agents appear at my door?
protect your family:
Information for Oregon families to prepare for times of crisis.
Reliable Legal Help with Immigration Services in Oregon
Foreign citizens: Embassy and consulate finder
Latino Network has relaunched Hora Comunitaria!
We are excited to announce that Hora Comunitaria has relaunched. This virtual program is designed to bring our community closer together while providing vital resources and support that address relevant issues as they evolve.
Through Hora Comunitaria, we aim to create a welcoming space where community members can hear from leaders in the community and access important information tailored to their needs. From educational workshops to resource distribution, Hora Comunitaria is all about empowering our community and fostering a sense of belonging.
Hora Comunitaria will take place every first and third Thursday of the month from 6-7:30 pm on our Facebook page.
Please join us!
Helplines for the immigrant community
Oregon Department of Justice
• Hotline to report violations of the Sanctuary Act: 1-844-626-7276
• Hotline to report incidents or hate crimes: 1-844-924-2427
• https://www.doj.state.or.us/oregon-department-of-justice/civil-rights/bias-and-hate/
Portland Immigrant Rights Coalition (PIRC)
• Hotline to report activities of immigration agents (ICE) in the community: 1-800-622-1510
211
• Oregon Help Resource Information Line: Call 211
RESOURCES FOR SCHOOLS, TEACHERS, AND YOUTH SERVICE PROVIDERS
Information for all people who work in schools in Oregon on how to help immigrant children and who are shelters.
Innovation Law Lab has created a Safeguarding Schools toolkit, given the administration's rescission of the secure locations memo. Please find below their Safeguarding Schools toolkit, which may be a helpful resource for schools that feel particularly vulnerable.
School District Sanctuary Resolutions and guidance for ICE presence at schools
ODE and OSBA FAQ on public education and immigration enforcement
know your rights RED CARDS
All people in the United States, regardless of immigration status, have certain rights and protections under the U.S. Constitution. The Immigrant Legal Resource Center's (ILRC) red cards give examples of how people can exercise these rights in real situations, such as when ICE agents go to a home. However, they do not provide individualized legal advice.
To download and print your own red cards, please click below:
To order printed red cards, please click the button below; the page will take you to the official ILRC store: