If an Immigration Emergency happens to you or a family member, contact the United Way helpline at 415 808-4444 to be connected to a live person 5:30 am to 5:30 pm.

Red Cards - A card for people to hand to ICE if they are approached in the home, courtesy of Immigrant Legal Resource Center

Fact Sheet: The "no-match" rule: What employers and workers should know, courtesy Canal Alliance Spanish – English

Summary, courtesy of the Law Offices Of Lisa Spann Maslow, P.C.

Talking Points, courtesy National Immigration Law Center

FBI Report Documents Hate Crimes Against Latinos at Record Level Press Release - Courtesy MALDEF

Brochure Living in the United States: A guide for Immigrant Youth, courtesy of Immigrant Legal Resource Center

Brochures, courtesy Canal Alliance : Spanish – Portuguese – English - Mayan

Poster, courtesy Canal Alliance : Bilingual

Cards, courtesy Canal Alliance (Four per page) Spanish – English

Brochure, Illustrated - National Immigration Project, Detention Watch Network and Casa de Maryland Collaboration: Spanish and English

National Immigration Law Center – How to be prepared for an Immigration Raid

Hotline: Alianza Latinoamericana por los Derechos del Inmigrante (ALDI) has set up hotline numbers in response to the ICE Raids. The numbers are: (415) 730-5858, (650) 636-6868, (510) 919-9181, (408) 828-3884.

Counseling: Families whose children have Medi-Cal can call 473-3068 for free mental health assessment and counseling services.
Familias con niños que tienen Medi-Cal pueden llamar al 473-3068 para evaluación y servicios de salud mental gratuitos.

Families & Children Tip Sheet in Spanish or English – Courtesy Marisol Muñoz-Kiehne, PhD, Host, Nuestros Niños Radio Show

ICE Raids Monitoring Report Form

Family and Children's Law Center Caregiver Form to designate a caregiver for children if you are detained