RAPID RESPONSE RESOURCES 

These Rapid Response Resources were created and compiled in efforts to spread defense strategies when you encounter Immigration Enforcement through the lens of Know Your Rights model. The resources are also available in various languages 

TIPSHEET

EMERGENCY TOOLKIT 

DEPORTARIONS and DETENTION PAMPHLET 

HOW TO USE THE HOTLINE INFOGRAPHIC: 

 

RED CARDS 

Red cards are available for download, formatted as standard 3.5” by 2” business cards. Translated versions are designed to support monolingual immigrants translate their rights with immigration officers.
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Print them and fold on the dotted line. We recommend a thicker paper stock, if possible.

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KNOW YOUR RIGHTS: A GUIDE FOR CALIFORNIA EMPLOYERS 

ADMINISTRATIVE WARRANT VS. JUDICIAL WARRANT 

​Below you will find visuals on what a Judicial warrant vs an Administrative warrant looks like.​ ICE utilizes administrative warrants as a tactic to enter the premises. The key aspect to remember is:

• Judicial warrants must have your name and a signature from a Magistrate Judge, as well as all of the correct information including date issued, name and address.
• If the warrant was issued by ICE, they can not enter the premises unless they are given consent.
• ICE has been known to enter if the door was opened, therefore it is highly suggested to NOT open the door 

Adminstrative Warrant- a warrant issued by ICE, that does not meet the basic constitutional standard for bring a warrant, which is reviewed by a judge

Judicial Warrant- a warrant that contains all of the correct information of the person in question, signed by a United States Magistrate Judge