ICE & Immigration Resources
Resources for Businesses
Below is a compilation of resources that can be referenced regarding information on ICE & Immigration. Information may change overtime.
(Updated 2/3/2025, resources provided by National Organizations and partner organizations like FCF National/Executive, CDD VT, VTAEYC, LGK)
iPhone App:
Know Your Rights 4 Immigrants on the App Store
This app is available in 16 languages, primarily Asian languages and it includes Spanish, Haitian Creole and Russian. It has the ability to read your rights out loud to an ICE or law enforcement agent and send a message to an emergency contact. It has other resources as well such as the ability to look up a consulate and a sample family preparedness plan. Please share widely. It will be ready for android phones soon- we will send that link once it is available! A big shout out and deep thanks to all the organizations that helped us with translation
Vermont Asylum Assistance Project
Legal Support for Asylum Seekers — Vermont Asylum Assistance Project
State of Vermont-Office of the State Treasurer
More resources:
- It takes ten times the resources for ICE to detain someone who knows their rights than someone who does not
- This resource gives basic tips when dealing with law enforcement officers
- Resource Guide
From Children Thrive Action Network (CTAN):
- Mass Deportation Talking Points for Children’s Advocates and Providers
- Protected Areas Messaging Guide
- Rapid Response Resources - Children Thrive Action Network
Resources for supporting families and providers who may be impacted by immigration enforcement:
This section will continue to evolve over 2025 and beyond:
- Updated (2025): Toolkit: Protecting Immigrant Families Facing Deportation - Children Thrive Action Network
- Printable resources about immigrants’ rights under U.S. law are available in Amharic; Arabic; Bengali; Bangala; Burmese; Chinese (Simplified, Traditional); Congolese; Creole (Haitian); English (ACLU); English (UndocuBlack); Farsi; French; Gujarati; Hebrew; Hindi; Hmong; Indonesian; Karen; Khmer; Korean; Maya Mam; Nepali; Pashto; Polish; Portuguese; Punjabi; Russian; Somali; Spanish; Swahili; Tagalog; Tigrinya; Urdu; Vietnamese; and Yoruba.
- Fact Sheet on WIC and Public Charge | National WIC Association
- Immigration Policy’s Harmful Impacts on Early Care and Education | CLASP
- Updated (2025): A Guide to Creating “Safe Space” Policies for Early Childhood Programs | CLASP
- RESOURCES FOR IMMIGRANT FAMILIES AND HOME-BASED CHILD CARE (HBCC) PROVIDERS AND CAREGIVERS - Home Grown
- Immigration Raid Resources | CLASP (Center for Law and Social Policy)
- National Immigrant Justice Center: Know Your Rights
National Immigration Legal Services Directory
National Immigration Legal Services Directory - Nonprofit Resource Center
Warrants & Subpoenas: What They Are and How to Respond - NILC
Factsheet: Trump’s Rescission of Protected Areas Policies Undermines Safety for All - NILC
Blog & Resources- Taking Action to Support Immigrant Families
Taking Action to Support Immigrant Families & HBCC Providers and Caregivers | Home Grown Child Care
NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People)
NAACP | Leading the Fight to End Racial Inequality
American Civil Liberty Union (ACLU)
Home | American Civil Liberties Union
Education for All Campaign
Campaign dedicated to protecting access to k-12 public education for every child in the United Sates, no matter their immigration status
Education for All: Defending the right of all kids to learn
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Center for Law and Social Policy
National Immigration and Legal Services
Children Thrive Action network