Resources

The Immigrant Legal Resource Center's printable Red Cards help people assert their rights during encounters with ICE. Available in multiple languages — print and share with your community.

The Florence Project provides free legal services to adults and unaccompanied children detained by immigration authorities in Arizona. One of the largest immigration legal services nonprofits in the country.

Phoenix-based grassroots organization defending immigrant communities from deportation and detention. Offers know-your-rights trainings, a food bank, Migra Watch rapid response, and the Línea de Defensa: (480) 506-7437.

The Consulate General of Mexico in Phoenix provides consular protection, documentation services, and legal guidance for Mexican nationals in Arizona. Services include passport and ID issuance, consular registration (matrícula consular), assistance for detained nationals, and referrals to legal aid. Available to all Mexican citizens regardless of immigration status.

Arizona-based organization led by and for undocumented young people and their families. Provides mental health support, leadership development, and community resources for those navigating the immigration system.

Provides free immigration legal services, community power building, and storytelling programs that center immigrant voices in Arizona. Offers a weekly housing legal clinic and partners with immigrant-led organizations across the state.

Phoenix-based organization defending the rights and dignity of migrants through immigration court watch, ICE accompaniment, Know Your Rights education, rapid response training, and the AQUÍ legal clinic. Builds community solidarity and legal capacity across the region.

The Council on American-Islamic Relations Arizona chapter — a civil rights and advocacy organization serving Muslim communities. Provides legal support for those facing religious discrimination, hate crimes, or civil rights violations, and advocates on immigration and civil liberties issues.

Find free and low-cost immigration legal services near you through a searchable national directory.

Policy updates, legal analysis, and resources defending the rights of low-income immigrants.

Legal resources and advocacy for immigrants facing immigration detention or deportation proceedings.

Make copies of all your immigration paperwork — visa, passport, A-Number card, court notices, and any other official documents. Store them in a safe location where your family or trusted friends can find them if you are detained. Consider giving a trusted person a copy as well. Being prepared now protects your family later.

A people-centered, grassroots organization founded and led by Black, Brown, Indigenous, Queer, and trans leaders. Offers rights restoration, free legal clinics, mutual aid, and civic education — building political power for communities historically pushed to the margins.

An autonomous LGBTQ+ migrant community of color in Arizona. Creates community-led solutions for basic needs, cultivates leadership among LGBTQ+ migrants of color, and fights for social justice through organizing, mutual aid, and cultural expression.

Builds political power among working-class communities in Arizona to disrupt state violence through community governance and organizing. Works to ensure community needs are prioritized in elections and that policies restrict ICE from using public property.

A member-powered people's organization fighting for social, racial, and economic transformation in Arizona. Advocates for immigrant rights, affordable housing, healthcare, and economic justice — and organizes communities to take action when they are under attack.

This form allows ICE to release information about a detained person to a designated representative. Complete your name, A-Number, and personal details only. Do NOT fill in who ICE can release information to, and do NOT date the form — forms have expiration dates, and dating it now could make it invalid if you are detained later. Keep the completed form with your important documents in a safe place where your family or trusted contacts can find it.

A self-help guide for individuals on Alternatives to Detention (ATD) supervision — ankle monitors, check-ins, or the SmartLINK app. Explains your rights, how to de-escalate situations with ICE officers, and steps to take if your supervision conditions are changed or violated. Written for people representing themselves without an attorney.

Step-by-step guide to requesting and preparing for an immigration bond hearing.

Guía paso a paso para solicitar y prepararse para una audiencia de fianza de inmigración.

A practical checklist to help families and supporters gather everything needed for a bond hearing.

Guidance for individuals who have been held in detention for an extended period and are seeking bond.

Explains the 90-day custody review process and how detained individuals can request release.

A guide to filing a habeas corpus petition to challenge unlawful immigration detention in federal court.

Explains voluntary departure — what it means, how to request it, and the risks and benefits involved.

A guide to applying for humanitarian parole to allow a family member to enter or remain in the U.S.

A resource for families and supporters on how to write to and support a loved one in immigration detention.

Dial 2-1-1 or visit 211arizona.org to connect with local resources for food, shelter, domestic violence support, utility assistance, health services, and more — anywhere in Arizona. 211 is the hub for nearly every type of community assistance available in the state.