Undocumented Resource Center

The document titled "Red Card 7 x 2.5" from Monterey County provides a bilingual (Spanish and English) summary of constitutional rights for immigrants during encounters with immigration agents. It emphasizes the right to remain silent, the right not to open the door without a valid warrant, and the right to consult with an attorney before signing any documents. The card also includes a message to present to immigration agents, asserting these constitutional protections.

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The National Immigrant Justice Center's "Know Your Rights: If You Encounter ICE" page provides crucial information on preparing for and responding to encounters with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). It highlights individuals' constitutional rights, offers practical advice, and includes resources to help immigrant communities protect themselves.

The California Teachers Association's "Home Is Here" page offers resources and information to support immigrant educators, students, and families. It includes guidance on Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), "Know Your Rights" materials, and updates on immigration-related policies affecting California's educational communities.

The Monterey County "Know Your Rights" page provides residents and employers with immigration-related information and resources, including downloadable materials like "Red Cards" and guidance on handling warrants and subpoenas. It also lists upcoming events, such as the Salinas Immigration Forum on February 12, 2025, to educate the community about their rights.

The California Department of Justice's "Resources for California’s Immigrant Communities" page provides information on immigrants' rights, including access to housing, emergency medical care, and legal representation. It also offers guidance for immigrant students and families and tips to avoid immigration scams.