The 287(g) Program: An Overview
The 287(g) program is named for Section 287(g) of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) and became law as part of the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 (IIRAIRA).
Support the Agriculture Worker Bill of Rights!
The Farmworker Bill of Rights, SB21-087, could be voted on in the senate tomorrow! This means we are in crunch time for making our voices heard! Even if you’ve already sent a letter, please send a second one with this new template. Your senator needs to know you support the bill so they’ll vote for it once it hits the senate floor!
The Benavidez Bill (signed into law in 2019)
Protect Colorado Residents From Federal Government Overreach
Informed Immigrant: SB-251 Driver’s License Guide
3 Steps to Obtain Your SB251 Driver’s License in Colorado
Life Under PEP-COMM
This advisory explains the Priority Enforcement Program (PEP) forms and priorities.
Know Your Rights in Case of ICE Activity
What to Do When Interacting with ICE
Mijente
No Tech for ICE Campaign
National Immigration Law Center
How ICE and DMVs Share Information
Just Futures Report
State Driver’s License Databases: Breaking Down Data Sharing and Recommendations for Data Privacy
SB251 Driver’s Licenses: Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ about about SB251, including how to get your license and where to find more information.
DACA RENEWALS
The hub under Informed Immigrant has links to existing DACA guides which include detailed guidance courtesy of United We Dream and NILC, a downloadable social toolkit + graphics with DACA renewal guidance.
ICE Incident Hotline
f you witness ICE activity or ICE comes to your door, please call the Colorado Rapid Response Network Hotline. It is available 24/7 at (844) 864-8341 to answer any questions or concerns you may have; confirmers speak Spanish and English.
60 Resources for Supporting Immigrant and Refugee Communities
When working with immigrant and refugee Communities, check out these resources which include toolkits, informational pages and guides for the areas of Education, Employment, Health, Housing and Resettlement, Legal, and Safety.
What are No-Match Letters from the Social Security Administration?
Download the No-Match Letter Toolkit for Employers and Workers from our Partners at the National Immigrant Law Center (NILC).
New Law Allows Immigrants to Use Social Security Number for Driver’s License
Starting in the new year, undocumented immigrants in Colorado can use a Social Security number (SSN) to obtain a driver's license.
Undocumented Colorado Residents Can Now Renew their Driver’s License Online
Starting in the new year, undocumented immigrants in Colorado can renew their driver’s licenses online.