For years, the ACLU of Idaho has actively engaged in protecting the rights of immigrants and refugees.
As Idaho and other states prepare for an increase in immigration enforcement, racial profiling, and mass deportations, here are some resources for immigrant families to protect their assets and loved ones.
The information on this page is for educational purposes only, and is not intended as legal advice. Please consult a licensed immigration attorney for legal advice.
Download these cards for printing or online distribution. Information is from the ACLU.
Red cards are to be given to an immigration enforcement agent or police officer as a declaration of your rights under the U.S. Constitution. Red cards are provided by the Immigrant Legal Resource Center.
Power of Attorney, from Idaho Legal Aid
A power of attorney will give a trusted individual the ability to handle your property, assets, and other important issues to you should you be detained without time to prepare.
Power of Attorney Revocation, from Idaho Legal Aid
Should you decide to revoke power of attorney from someone in the event you lose access to your assets, you can revoke such privileges with this form.
Immigration Preparedness Toolkit, from ILRC.
Ensure they have a trusted adult to care for them and make sure they have a valid passport if they are U.S. citizens.
Download the Immigration Preparedness Toolkit, from ILRC for more tips and information on how to prepare for your children should you be detained.
USCIS Online Detainee Locator System
If you suspect your loved one is being detained on an immigration hold, you can search for them on this page.
