Immigration Enforcement & Law Enforcement Encounters 

• Know Your Rights Under the U.S. Constitution – No Matter Who Is President (National Immigration Law Center) — Additional resources from NILC ‍
• Know Your Rights Tools (Immigrant Legal Resource Center)‍
• Know Your Rights & Immigration Rapid Response Resource Guide (UnidosUS)‍
• Know Your Rights (National Domestic Workers Alliance)‍
• Know Your Rights Resources (National Immigrant Justice Center)  ‍
• Key Constitutional Rights for Immigrants (Immigrant Defense Network)‍
• Step-by-Step Family Preparedness Plan — Also in Spanish (Immigrant Legal Resource Center)‍
• Know Your Rights with ICE (Immigrant Defense Project)‍
• Know Your Rights: Protect Yourself And Your Family During Immigration Raids — Available in Spanish, and French (CASA)‍
• Know Your Rights (United We Dream)‍
• Resources on Know Your Rights (Catholic Legal Immigration Network)‍
• Know Your Rights (Informed Immigrant)We Have Rights (Brooklyn Defenders)‍
• Immigration KYR Resources (Muslims for Just Futures)‍
• Know Your Rights (Immigrant and Refugee Law Center)

General Encounters with Law Enforcement 

• Know Your Rights: Immigrants’ Rights (American Civil Liberties Union)
• Encountering Law Enforcement and Military Troops (American Civil Liberties Union)
• Know Your Rights: Federal Agents And What They Are Doing (National Police Accountability Project)
• ICE pulled over my car! What are my rights? (Immigrant Defense Project) — Also in Spanish
• Immigration Arrests & Raids: What You Need to Know to Protect Your Rights (Immigrant Defense Project) — Also in Spanish; Additional resources from IDP‍
• Know Your Rights: Five Things Parents Detained by ICE Should Know (National Immigration Law Center) — Also in Spanish, Portuguese, and Korean ‍
• Know Your Rights: If ICE Visits Your Home (American Immigration Lawyers Association) — Downloads available in multiple languages‍
• Immigration “Wellness Checks” For Children: What Sponsors, Household Members, and Young People Need to Know — Also in Spanish (Immigrant Legal Resource Center)‍
• Protections Against Immigration Enforcement From Court Orders (Immigrant Legal Resource Center)‍
• Handbook for Constitutional Observers (Immigrant Defense Network)‍
• Documenting an ICE Arrest – Also in Spanish (Immigrant Defense Project)

Immigration Enforcement in The Workplace

• Your Rights If Immigration Shows Up at Work: Workplace Raids and Audits (Legal Aid at Work)
• For Employers: What to Do If ICE Comes to Your Workplace (National Immigration Law Center) — Also in Spanish, Chinese, Korean, and Thai 
• For Employees: Know Your Rights: If ICE Comes to Your Workplace (American Immigration Lawyers Association)
• What To Do If Immigration Comes To Your Workplace (Immigrant Defense Network, National Employment Law Center)
• National Workplace Guide: Fourth Amendment Workplaces (Defend and Recruit)
• Form I-9 Audits or Inspections: Frequently Asked Questions (National Immigration Law Center and Migrant Solidarity Mutual Aid) 

Immigration Enforcement in Schools

• Protecting Our Students: What You Need to Know About the Rights of Immigrants and the Threat of Deportation; Also in Spanish (AFT, AFL-CIO, UWD, NILC, CLASP) 
• Multilingual Immigration Resources for Educators and School Support Staff (American Federation of Teachers) 
• Know Your Rights Information on ICE Raids (Kids in Need of Defense)
• Education Providers and Immigration Enforcement: Know Your Rights & Your Students’ Rights (National Immigration Law Center)
• Immigration Enforcement on Campuses: What You Need To Know (Presidents’ Alliance on Higher Education and Immigration)
• ICE on University Campuses: Know Your Risks & Fight Back (National Lawyers Guild)
• Frequently Asked Questions for School Officials: What to Do If ICE Shows Up at Your School (Fair Immigration Reform Movement)
• School Crisis Playbook: Deportation Response (Fugees Families)
• Protecting Children’s Rights During ICE Encounters (ABLE)
• Know Your Rights Resources (ImmSchools) 

Healthcare

• Health Care Providers and Immigration Enforcement: Know Your Rights, Know Your Patients’ Rights (National Immigration Law Center)

Printable Cards

• Know Your Rights Red Card (Immigrant Legal Resource Center)— Available in multiple languages
• Know Your Rights Card (National Immigration Law Center)
• Know Your Rights Card (Catholic Legal Immigration Clinic)—Available in multiple languages

Protesting & First Amendment Rights

General

• Know Your Rights: Protesters’ Rights (American Civil Liberties Union)—Also in Spanish
• Know Your Rights: A Guide for Protestors (National Lawyers Guild) — Also in Spanish, Arabic, and Farsi 

For Immigrants

• Know Your Rights: Immigrants’ Participation in Protests (National Immigration Law Center)
• 10 Things Noncitizen Protestors Need to Know — Also in Spanish (Immigrant Legal Resource Center)

For Students

• Know Your Rights for Campus Protests (National Lawyers Guild)

For Schools

• Know Your Rights: Protecting Public School Classrooms from Political and Religious Bias (Campaign for Southern Equality)

Transgender Rights

Gender-Affirming Healthcare

• Know Your Rights: Healthcare (Advocates for Trans Equality)
• Know Your Rights: Health Care Providers (American Civil Liberties Union)

Indentity Documents

• Identity Document Guidance for Transgender, Nonbinary, Gender-Nonconforming, and Intersex People (Lambda Legal)

Abortion Rights

General

• Abortion Legal Rights and Risks (Repro Legal Helpline)
• Know Your Rights: Abortion Supporters and Helpers (American Civil Liberties Union)

For Immigrants

• Know Your Rights: Abortion Access for Immigrants (National Immigration Law Center) — Available in multiple languages
• Know Your Rights Guide (Planned Parenthood Action Fund)

Voting Rights

• Voting Rights (American Civil Liberties Union)
• Federal Agents at the Polls (American Civil Liberties Union)
• Election Protection: Know your Rights as a Voter (Vote.org)
• Vote - What you need to Know (Lambda Legal)
• Your Election Bill of Rights: What Every Voter Should Know (League of Women Voters)
• Resources for Protecting Voters (And I Still Vote Campaign, Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights)
• Know Your Voting Rights (Voto Latino)

‍Rights for Federal Employees

• Know Your Rights as a Federal Employee (Civil Service Strong)
• Know Your Rights: Religious Freedom in the Federal Workplace (Americans United for Separation of Church and State)

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