(Im)migration Movements & the Law

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KNOW YOUR RIGHTS PRINTOUTS In anticipation of the potential for ICE raids in communities around New York State, the NYIC wants to ensure service providers and community members have access to information about their rights when interacting with ICE, and access to service providers. Please see the linked PDF documents in 12 languages that we […]

Advocates and community members can work together to fight messages of fear and panic by helping community members learn about their rights and how to protect themselves from ICE. The Immigrant Legal Resource Center has created a variety of materials to educate the community and prepare individuals for possible encounters with immigration authorities.   For in depth information on community rights and how to prepare in case of emergencies, visit:

Organizing for Sanctuary and Immigrant & Refugee Rights Through an Anti-War Lens

Advocacy Toolkit: Religious Workers Are Essential This toolkit serves as a resource which will point out current issues, updates, the policy brief and ways you can advocate for foreign-born religious workers, starting today.

A guide to books, data, and research on the politics and policy of migration, immigrants and diasporas, and refugees

Immigration, Borders and Education

Get sources on the treatment and conditions of immigrants in American history.

Use this guide to find UNO library resources and other helpful research tools.

A Subject Guide providing suggested resources and other information for beginning research on the topic Unauthorized Immigration.

This guide provides links to resources aimed at undocumented and DACA recipient members of the Champaign-Urbana community.

This library research guide is for students researching immigration with a focus on undocumented immigrants in the US. It's also a guide for undocumented students at Skyline College. It includes topics like affording college, the campus Dream Center, student club, actions relating to students' and immigrants' rights, community and empowerment.

This research guide is designed to help students find books, articles, and primary source material in support of the immigration policy assignment. Please also check the SOWK 4118 History of Social Welfare and Social Work guide for additional sources.

Use this guide to find information on Immigration issues, trends, debates, laws, regulations, and statisitics.

Immigration involves moving to a new country with the intention of settling there permanently after leaving one's country of citizenship. The United States has more immigrants than any other country in the world. Today, more than 40 million people living

This guide explores and provides a starting point for your research on immigration law and the history of immigration

Library research guide for immigration and migration studies in the social sciences and humanities. Welcome