Immigration resources, in plain language
Practical, plain-language information for immigrants and their families — useful whether or not you ever decide to talk to an attorney.
Updated: May 28, 2026
What to do if ICE comes to your door
The rights you keep, what to say, and what not to sign — for you and the people you live with.
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How to find a real immigration attorney — and avoid notario fraud
In the U.S., a 'notario' is not a lawyer. Here is how to tell the difference, and how to confirm someone is really licensed to help you.
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What happens after you submit your intake
Step by step: what we do with your information, who contacts you, and what is and isn't free.
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Asylum: who can apply, and what to expect
A plain-language overview of who qualifies for asylum in the United States, the one-year deadline, and the basic steps of the process.
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If a family member is detained by ICE
First steps in the first hours — finding where they are, what you can ask, and what to do before signing or paying anyone.
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