Legal Resources
Being granted a visa to come to the United States to work or attend school can be a dream come true for some people. However, this time may also be accompanied by anxiety, making it difficult to consider the rights that come along with a visa. The U.S. Department of State has created a pamphlet that informs people on a non-immigrant visa of their rights while in the US. The pamphlet is an excellent resource and can be accessed at the link below. It includes information on what to do if you, or a worker you know, is being abused or treated unjustly by an employer, as well as other helpful information. It is available in English and several other languages. U.S. Department of State
This packet contains information about your rights during an encounter with any of the Immigration Service agencies of the Department of Homeland Security.
To prepare for upcoming changes to our U.S. Immigration Laws, follow the Ten Commandments.
Links
Immigration Legal Resource Center
Protect yourself from immigration raids.
Learn more at ACLU Web site.
United States Citizenship and Immigration Services
United States Department of State