← Know Your Rights

Rules can vary. Ask a qualified immigration attorney for help with your specific case.

• You generally do not have to open your door without a judicial warrant signed by a judge.
• An ICE administrative warrant (I-200/I-205) is typically not enough to enter your home.
• You may have the right to remain silent about your immigration status.
• Do not sign anything without a lawyer.
• Carry a 'know your rights' card and the number of a lawyer or trusted contact.
• Make a family preparedness plan: care of children, important documents, emergency contacts.