Know Your Rights Resources
The flurry of new Executive Orders and daily immigration-related communications is a lot to keep track of, let alone decipher fact from fiction.
Yet, because of the impact of these changing policies, it is imperative that our team (and, hopefully, our community) remain in the know.
Thankfully, there are some great resources out there that help curb some of the confusion - and we thought you’d appreciate knowing about them as well! Here is a list of reliable resources that our team is deferring to in this rollercoaster of a season - we hope it can serve as a source of knowledge and clarity for you and yours. [This list will be regularly updated as policies continue to be announced.]:
Resources
Immigration Updates (Manzanita House)
Spokane Community Resources List (Manzanita House) - Health, Housing, Job Opportunities, and more
[Video Recording] Manzanita House Virtual Know Your Rights Workshop [ENGLISH]
[Video Recording] Manzanita House Virtual Know Your Rights Workshop [SPANISH]
[Video Recording] Manzanita House Virtual Know Your Rights Workshop [RUSSIAN]
[Video Recording] Manzanita House Virtual Know Your Rights Workshop [DARI/FARSI]
[Video Recording] Información General sobre corte de inmigración y asilo (General Information on Immigration and Asylum Court) [SPANISH]
[Video] What is Asylum?
Know Your Rights: Immigration Policy After the Election by Immigration Legal Aid Director and Immigration Attorney Sam Smith
Guide for Employers/ Worksite protocol (National Immigration Law Center)
Response to Immigration and Customs Enforcement Worksite Audits and Raids (NWIRP)
Report any activity you witness involving Border Control or ICE to the Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network (WAISN) at hotline@waisn.org or 844-724-3737
Another trusted resource, generally, is the American Immigration Council - they do good work in advocacy and education and regularly post timely articles.
This helpful Substack written by Austin Kocher, who generally focuses on America's immigration enforcement system.
Advice for Non-Profits if ICE comes., New York Lawyers for the Public Interest and Lawyers Alliance for New York.
WARRANTS AND SUBPOENAS What to Look Out For and How to Respond, NILC, 2020.
Immigrant Safety Plan "Train the Trainer" by the Legal Counsel for Youth and Children
Immigration Legal Resource Center FREE Printable Red Cards in a variety of languages
Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network (WAISN) bystander guidelines
FREE Printable WAISN Know Your Rights flyer (in six different languages)
WAISN FREE Downloadable flyers, brochures, fact sheets and information sheets
Family Preparedness Plan + Navigation Support (Nuestras Raíces)
Stronger Together Toolkit (WAISN)
REAL ID: What to Know (Immigrants Rising)
Registration FAQ (ILRC)
Parole Termination FAQ (ILRC)
5 Calls - an easy way to contact your congress person and make a political impact
Travel Ban Updates (International Rescue Committe)
Deportation Defense Hotline (WAISN)
Immigration Policy Tracking Project - A complete compilation of Trump 1.0 and 2.0 immigration policies -- indexed, summarized, searchable, with key source documents, and continually updated to reflect implementation and related developments.
Understanding ICE Warrantless Arrests and vehicle stops policy and reporting violations
I live in the U.S. and have refugee status. What should I know? (IRAP)
Resources for Children and Families Impacted by Immigration-Related Separation (WA State Department of Children, Youth, and Families)
Restoring Family Links (Red Cross)
Immigrant Safety Plan (LCYC)
Hotlines for Support
Call the Rapid Response Hotline to report raids in your communities: 844-724-3737
Call the Rapid Response Hotline to report ICE raids in your communities: 844-724-3737
Text "ICE" or "Migra" to 509-300-4959 to receive news about raids in your community
Text "ICE" or "Migra" to 509-300-4959 to get news about raids in your community
Hate Crime Reporting Hotline or call 1-855-225-1010
Additional Immigration Attorney Lists
Upcoming Trainings
WAISN Accompaniment Volunteer Training (WAISN), February 18, 2026