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知道你的权益

Every person, regardless of their immigration status, has constitutional rights. Understanding these rights is the first step in protecting yourself, your loved ones, and your community. Whether you’re at home, at work, or in public, knowing what to do in critical moments can make all the difference.

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Know Your Constitutional Rights
家庭准备包 
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Know Your Constitutional Rights

Everyone in the US, regardless of their immigration status, has constitutional rights! Below we will focus on the most important rights – your 4th, 5th, and 6th amendment rights. We also offer Know Your Rights trainings – 今天注册！ 你也可以 watch recordings of Know Your Rights trainings here.

4th Amendment – Protection from Unlawful Searches and Seizures

You have the right to refuse searches of your home, car, or belongings unless an officer has a valid warrant signed by a judge – ICE requests 不算。 If immigration or law enforcement knocks on your door, do not open the door unless they provide a warrant that is signed by a judge with your name and address. If they claim to have a warrant, ask them to slide it under the door or press it up against the window. If the warrant is valid (signed by a real judge), then only the person who is named on the warrant should step out and close the door behind them.  If stopped on the street, you can ask “Have I done something wrong? Am I free to leave?” If the answer is yes, walk away calmly.

5th Amendment – Right to Remain Silent

您 do not have to answer questions from immigration agents or police, including about your immigration status. If you come into contact with ICE or are detained, clearly state: “I am exercising my right to remain silent and want to speak to a lawyer.” Never sign anything without understanding what it is—ask for an interpreter and the opportunity to seek legal counsel.

6th Amendment – Right to Legal Representation

If you are arrested, you have the right to seek an attorney. In immigration cases, unlike criminal cases, the government does not provide a free attorney—but you can seek help from an accredited legal service provider. Always ask to contact a lawyer and do not sign any documents before speaking to an attorney. 

Sign up to Attend a Know Your Rights (KYR) training!
Watch a Recording of a Know Your Rights (KYR) training
Download our Know Your Rights (KYR) cards 
Download the Know Your Rights (KYR) One Pager! 
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What to Do if You are Detained by ICE

  • You have the Right to Remain Silent
  • Do not sign anything without speaking to an attorney first
  • You have the right to speak to a lawyer – Ask ICE for a list of free or low-cost legal aid groups. Your consulate may also help you find a lawyer.
  • Right to Calls & Visits: You can call and receive visits from your lawyer, consulate, and family.
  • Get your A-Number (A#) and share it with your family – This is a unique 9-digit identification number assigned by immigration authorities.
  • Right to Request Bond: You may be eligible for bond, which allows you to be released while your case is pending. If ICE sets no bond or a high amount, you can request a bond hearing with a judge. Helpful documents include pay stubs, lease agreements, and support letters.
  • Bond Assistance: If you cannot afford bond, contact a bond fund:

What to Do if Your Loved one is Detained by ICE

Being detained by ICE can be overwhelming, but taking the right steps can help protect you or your loved one. The most important things to do right away are:

  • Find their A-Number (A#) – This is a unique 9-digit identification number assigned by immigration authorities. It can be found on past immigration documents or will be given by ICE after an arrest.
  • Locate the detained person – Use ICE’s online detainee locator tool (locator.ice.gov) to find them by A# or personal details.
  • Contact the detention facility – Call to check visitation policies, set up phone accounts, and learn how to send money for commissary needs. You can find the website for the GEO Detention Center in Aurora 点击这里.

了解法律程序

Not everyone detained by ICE has the right to a court hearing. People with prior deportations, outstanding removal orders, or certain criminal convictions 可能面临 快速移除 without seeing a judge. Others will be given a Notice to Appear (NTA), starting formal removal proceedings. To check a court hearing date, use the immigration court portal (网址：acis.eoir.justice.gov）或致电 1-800-898-7180. If detained, ask for time to find an attorney before making any legal decisions.

Getting Legal Help & Seeking Release

  • 寻找律师 – Immigration court does not provide free attorneys, so reach out to trusted legal organizations 或致电 NIJC’s Detention Project at (773) 672-6599
    • Detained immigrants call collect at (312) 583-9721 or use the pro bono platform and NIJC’s 3-digit code, 565.
  • Request a bond hearing – Some detainees may be eligible for release on bond, but those with prior deportations or certain convictions may not qualify. It’s best to prepare evidence and letters of support before a bond hearing.
  • Be cautious of fraud – Only licensed attorneys or accredited representatives can give legal advice. Avoid 公证员 who are not authorized to practice immigration law.

Taking action quickly and knowing your rights can make a difference. If detained, stay silent, do not sign anything, and ask to speak to a lawyer. For more information, 访问此链接。

加急搬家

  • 一月21，2025， DHS expanded “快速移除“ allowing ICE to deport people anywhere in the U.S. without the right to see a judge 如果他们 不能 prove two years of continuous residence.

  • 为了保护自己：
    • Carry documents showing you have lived in the U.S. for at least 2年 (rent receipts, medical records, school records, etc.).
    • If detained, say you are afraid to return to your home country if this applies to you.
    • 不要签署任何东西 without legal advice.

家庭防备包：提前计划保护您所爱的人

紧急情况可能会出乎意料地发生，做好准备是保护家人的最佳方式。无论您是面对 ICE 还是其他紧急情况，制定明确的计划都可以确保您的亲人得到照顾并满足基本需求。 家庭准备包 可以帮助您采取积极措施来保障您家人的未来。

家庭准备包

紧急联系人名单：

  • 记录能够提供支持的可信赖的家庭成员、朋友、律师和社区组织。

儿童保育和财务授权书：

  • 如果您不在场，请指定一个值得信赖的人来决定您孩子的护理并管理您的财务。
  • 其中包括填写这些表格的模板和指导。

访问重要文件的说明：

  • 汇编并安全存储关键文件的副本，例如：
    • 出生证明
    • 护照
    • “A” 号码或移民文件
    • 病历
    • 租赁协议或抵押文件
  • 向可信赖的家人或朋友提供如何访问这些文件的说明。

为了帮助你入门，我们创建了一个 帮助您准备的文件 （在 西班牙语在这里）填写 家庭准备包。这些资源解释了如何完成数据包的每个部分，并提供了安全存储和与可信赖的个人共享信息的提示。

分享你的计划： 确保与家人或可信赖的朋友讨论您的包裹，并确保他们知道如何在紧急情况下获取它。

科罗拉多州特定保护措施

科罗拉多州对移民权利的保护力度在全国名列前茅，确保家庭团聚、社区更加安全。以下是每个科罗拉多州居民都应该了解的关键保护措施和法律：

禁止 ICE 在法院周围开展活动：

  • ICE 不能在法院内或周围，或在某人前往或离开法院的途中实施逮捕。
  • 缓刑官不得与 ICE 分享信息。

对监狱羁押人员的保护：

  • 您必须被告知在监狱中拒绝接受 ICE 采访的权利。
  • 如果您为被驱逐出境的人提供保释金，您有权获得全额退款。

反敲诈勒索和胁迫保护：

  • 威胁举报某人的移民身份以迫使其支付金钱、做非法的事情或阻止其举报犯罪是违法的。

与 ICE 合作的限制：

  • 警察局不能将某人拘留超过其预定的释放日期并逮捕 ICE，并且警方不能仅根据其移民身份逮捕某人。
  • 禁止 IGSA 合同（允许当地监狱将床位出租给 ICE 用于拘留）。

个人信息保护：

  • 除非 ICE 提供授权或传票，否则州政府机构不得与 ICE 分享个人身份信息。
  • 第三方实体只有签署不与 ICE 共享信息的协议才能访问国家数据库。
  • 州政府机构只有在州法律或联邦法律要求的情况下才能收集移民身份信息。

无证居民的驾驶执照：

  • 科罗拉多州允许所有居民，无论其移民身份如何，获得驾驶执照。

科罗拉多州的保护措施旨在支持家庭、促进安全并维护所有居民的权利。我们可以共同确保这些权利得到尊重和维护。 如果你或你认识的人经历过这些保护措施被违反的情况，请 联系总检察长办公室.

报告 ICE 活动：科罗拉多州快速反应网络热线

如果您目睹 ICE 活动或与 ICE 有过接触，科罗拉多州快速反应网络 (CRRN) 会为您提供帮助。这个社区驱动的系统将您与训练有素的志愿者和法律资源联系起来，以保护您的权利并记录关键信息。

  • 致电：1-844-864-8341
  • 拨打 1 即可立即与调度员通话。
  • 什么期望：
    • 调度员会询问有关位置和情况的详细信息。
    • 经过培训的志愿者将被派往现场执行以下任务：
      • 记录该事件。
      • 识别参与的 ICE 代理。
      • 提醒相关人员他们的宪法权利。
  • 事件发生后：
    • 志愿者将会跟进，帮助您联系 CIRC 全州 DocuTeam 的当地成员。
    • DocuTeam 将帮助您记录该事件，并在必要时向您推荐可信赖的法律资源。
  • 致电：1-844-864-8341
  • 拨 2 留言。
    • 提供您的电话号码和您所在城市的名称。
  • 跟进：
    • 当地 DocuTeam 成员将在 3-4 个工作日内与您联系，与您一起记录该事件。
  • 监控 ICE 活动： 报告有助于发现 ICE 与当地执法部门之间的合作模式。
  • 加强宣传： 直接受影响个人的证词影响了立法努力，例如科罗拉多州于 2013 年成功废除了“出示你的证件”法。
  • 赋权社区： 建立全州范围的网络来抵制驱逐出境并保护家庭。
  • 您 目睹 ICE 活动 在您的社区中。
  • 你是 不确定 ICE 是否在您所在地区运营并需要确认。
  • 您或您认识的某人曾 过去与 ICE 的互动 需要文档。

我们可以共同监督、记录和挑战不公正的移民执法，同时确保社区中每个人的安全和权利。

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  • JOIN NOW: 加入当地组织或组建自己的集体团体，成为我们联盟的成员！
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  • 支持 CORRN 热线：报名参加科罗拉多快速反应网络（CORRN）的培训并加入我们的志愿者网络。
  • 传播道：与您的家人、朋友和社区分享这些资源，以确保更多人做好准备并获取信息。

您的参与对于建设一个更具包容性的科罗拉多州和一个尊重所有人尊严的国家至关重要！

 

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