Border control policy is a brutal disciplinary tool for labor exploitation, and we must work in solidarity to protect everyone in our communities from this authoritarian apparatus no matter where they were born or what documents they possess.

These resources can help workers and allies know their rights and protect themselves. For more support, consult the community allies listed below, or contact us at info@saclabor.org.

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NorCal Resist: norcalresist.org

Sacramento FUEL Network: sacfuelnetwork.org

California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation: crlaf.org

Sacramento ACT: sacact.org/conozca-sus-derechosknow-your-rights

Sacramento Food Bank–Immigration Services: sacramentofoodbank.org/immigration

Legal Aid at Work: legalaidatwork.org/our-programs/immigrant-and-ethnic-minority-workers

National Employment Law Project: nelp.org/explore-the-issues/immigrant-workers

Opening Doors: openingdoorsinc.org/programs/defending-immigrants

Mil Mujeres Legal Services: milmujeres.org/services

AILA: Find an Immigration Lawyer: ailalawyer.com

Informed Immigrant:  informedimmigrant.com 

National Immigration Law Center: nilc.org 

Immigrant Legal Resource Center: ilrc.org

Immigrants Rising: immigrantsrising.org 

Immigrant Justice Network: immigrantjusticenetwork.org

Catholic Charities of Stockton: ccstockton.org/immigration-services

Catholic Charities of Yolo-Solano: ccyoso.org/immigration-legal-services