Immigration

Explore multilingual resources on US citizenship and civic engagement.

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Obtaining US Citizenship

Find resources to get you on the path to US Citizenship.

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

This official website of the United States government is available in English and Español.

Citizenship Multilingual Resources

This page centralizes USCIS citizenship publications and resources available in non-English languages.

USA.gov en Español

USAGov en Español es la guía oficial de información y servicios del Gobierno.

Immigration Lawyer Search

Immigration Lawyer Search is a service Provided by the American Immigration Lawyers Association.

Oregon Law Help | Information for families

Oregon Law Help is a joint project between the Oregon State Bar, Oregon’s state court system, legal aid organizations, and other nonprofit legal providers in Oregon. In this guide, find information for families in Oregon to plan for time of unavailability.

Protecting your Family guide

Oregon is a Sanctuary Promise state

The Oregon Attorney General’s Civil Rights Unit recently introduced the Sanctuary Promise Community Toolkit, a free online resource designed to help individuals understand Oregon’s sanctuary laws and ensure safe, welcoming communities for all. The toolkit, available in both English and Spanish, provides essential information on identifying, reporting, and addressing violations of these laws.

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Immigration Legal Resource Center

The Immigrant Legal Resource Center (ILRC) is a non-profit organization that provides legal training, resources, and support for immigrants’ rights. Find useful tools to help people assert their rights.

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Informed Immigrants

All immigrants, undocumented and documented, in the United States have certain rights under the US Constitution.

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National Employment Law Project

Learn how to legally respond if immigration authorities visit your workplace with this guide.

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Local resources

Oregon Law Center
Oregon Law Center (OLC) provides free legal help to people struggling to make ends meet on matters related to their homes, livelihoods, medical care, physical safety against domestic violence, and more. Visit Oregon Law Center
Oregon State Bar - Immigration Law
Citizenship and Immigration Services (CIS) offers automated and live assistance for immigration inquiries. A series of topics in English and Spanish is available, which give a general explanation about immigration law. Visit the Oregon State Bar
Unete Oregon
Unete Center for Farm Worker Advocacy strives to empower and enrich the live through education, cultural presentations, advocacy, and representation on issues that affect their lives. Visit Unete

Oregon nonprofit referral list

Find up-to-date contact information for nonprofit legal consultation.

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Podcasts and videos

Modern Immigrant

Modern Immigrant is a weekly podcast that explores immigrant life in the United States. Episodes are released both in Spanish and English.

Resettled

This six-part podcast series showcases the stories of refugees as they adjust to their new lives in Virginia.

America's Dreamers

Listen to inspiring stories about a DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) recipient who is making major contributions in their professional industry.

What is the 100 mile border zone?

Within the 100-mile border zone, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) claims authority to board buses and trains without a warrant to search for individuals lacking immigration documentation. the Fourth Amendment protects against arbitrary searches and seizures, requiring agents to have reasonable suspicion to detain individuals and probable cause or consent to conduct searches. All individuals have the right to remain silent and decline to answer questions about immigration status.

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