Know Your Rights Resources

Published on January 13, 2026

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All individuals in the United States have rights, regardless of immigration status. The City of Tucson wants residents and visitors to understand those rights and has provided the information and resources on this page to help with that effort.

Please note: The inclusion of any link does not imply endorsement by the City of Tucson. Users should exercise their own discretion when visiting external links. The content within is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice or reflect the official policy of the City of Tucson. For legal guidance, please consult an attorney.

Overview

Be Informed: The Basics


Informed Immigrant


ACLU


ACLU Arizona


Immigrant Legal Resource Center


National Immigration Law Center


Local Support

Legal Assistance


The National Immigration Legal Services Directory allows users to search for free or low-cost immigration legal services providers by state, county, or detention facility. Users can refine their search by areas and types of legal assistance provided, populations served, and languages spoken. Additional options include the ability to map results, create a PDF, email or print-friendly list of organizations, and to refer others to an organization via email. Users can also suggest new organizations to be added to the directory and provide suggestions for updates to information about existing organizations in the directory.


The National Immigration Legal Services Directory allows users to search for free or low-cost immigration legal services providers by state, county, or detention facility. Users can refine their search by areas and types of legal assistance provided, populations served, and languages spoken. Additional options include the ability to map results, create a PDF, email or print-friendly list of organizations, and to refer others to an organization via email. Users can also suggest new organizations to be added to the directory and provide suggestions for updates to information about existing organizations in the directory.


In the Workplace

National Immigration Law Center

This guide provides practical advice for addressing immigration-related actions in the workplace. First published in December 2017, it is available in multiple languages, including Chinese, Korean, Spanish, and Thai.


National Day Labor Organizing Network

Information for Immigrant Workers

Family Preparedness Plans

Informed Immigrant


Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. (CLINIC)

  • Emergency Planning Guide
    CLINIC's Emergency Planning Guide helps you formulate an emergency plan and helps you think through steps you can take before an emergency to best protect your family. Click the link to download a printable/fillable pdf in either English or Spanish. 

National Immigration Law Center


Community Resources

Rights in Detention

Rights During Raids

American Civil Liberties Union of Arizona (ACLU)

Know Your Rights Before, During, and After a Workplace Raid

The ACLU of Arizona advances equity and dismantles systemic injustice by taking legal action, influencing policy, and mobilizing our communities to protect the civil rights, liberties, and dignity of all Arizonans


National Immigration Law Center

Know Your Rights: Warrants

A warrant is an official document from a court or government agency. It lets law enforcement do something, like search inside a private space for something or arrest someone. Learn about warrants by following the link.


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