The Know Your Rights and Immigration Information resources are not legal advice. If you need to consult with an attorney, you may wish to contact the legal services organizations listed here to receive an attorney referral. We cannot recommend a specific attorney.
Library staff cannot provide services that might be interpreted as the unauthorized practice of law such as interpreting statutes or giving legal advice. Information provided by the library or library staff is not a substitute for legal advice.
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Immigration, Asylum, and Sanctuary Cities
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