NAPD Public Resources

The document serves as a comprehensive guide on the rights individuals possess under the U.S. Constitution, especially during encounters with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and law enforcement. It highlights that everyone, including undocumented immigrants, has fundamental rights that must be asserted, such as the right to remain silent, refuse to answer questions, and consult an attorney. The guide encourages individuals to carry a 'know-your-rights' card, refrain from opening doors without a warrant, and secure important documents, while also recommending the creation of a safety plan in case of detention and offering resources for legal assistance.%0aAdditionally, the text provides specific guidance for parents or primary caregivers of U.S. citizen or permanent resident children under 18, focusing on their rights and safety during ICE encounters. It underscores the necessity of developing a safety plan that includes memorizing contact numbers, ensuring the care of dependents, and protecting important documents. Furthermore, it advises on documenting ICE raids, seeking legal help, and accessing various hotlines and websites for support and information, thereby empowering families to navigate these challenging situations effectively.