The ACLU of Idaho is actively engaged in protecting the rights of immigrants and refugees. The ACLU has created a crisis planning toolkit of resources for immigrant families to protect their assets and loved ones. If you or someone you know believe they were improperly arrested or detained by ICE, you may consider contacting the ACLU. The information on this page is for educational purposes only and is not intended as legal advice. Please consult a licensed immigration attorney for legal advice. Resources from ACLU Idaho include:
The Alliance of Idaho provides helpful emergency preparedness toolkits, including information about how to prepare to exercise your rights in the event of an immigration emergency, as well as documentation needed in an immigration emergency.
Catholic Charities of Idaho (CCI) is a Department of Justice (DOJ) recognized nonprofit organization offering low-cost immigration legal services to individuals and families across Idaho. Their mission is to provide accessible, trustworthy legal assistance to those eligible for immigration benefits, regardless of background or income level.
The Community Council of Idaho is a rural-centered, multi-service nonprofit organization that works to improve the social and economic status of local communities through workforce preparation, education, cultural awareness, civil rights advocacy, and well-being services.
The Idaho Legal Aid Services provides civil legal assistance to low-income individuals, seniors, and vulnerable communities throughout Idaho, helping to ensure everyone has access to the legal system regardless of their income.
The mission of Idaho Organization of Resource Councils is to bring people together to build grassroots power through community organizing, leadership development and civic engagement, and take action to promote and protect health, safety, dignity and justice for frontline communities, including farmworkers, and directly impacted communities.
Neighbors United is a collaborative of individuals, community leaders, organizations and companies who strengthen refugee resettlement resources in the Treasure Valley. The resources on this website include civic engagement information, public awareness about refugees, national resource guides, and ways to support organizations that support Idahoans with refugee backgrounds. There are also education, housing, health, employment and transportation resources available.
PODER of Idaho has compiled trusted information and services for Idaho’s Hispanic & Latino community. These resources include accessible legal aid and rights education; wage recovery, workers’ compensation, safety and farmworker support; confidential health, crisis, & safety support; and civic engagement & voting resources to register to vote, find your polling location, and join community action.
