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What every immigrant should know
Plain-language information about your rights — useful whether or not you ever decide to talk to an attorney.
Your right to remain silent
You do not have to answer questions about your status, where you were born, or how you entered the U.S. You can say: "I want to remain silent. I want to speak to an attorney."
Your right to refuse entry without a warrant
ICE cannot enter your home without a warrant signed by a judge. An ICE administrative form is not a judge-signed warrant. You can ask them to slide it under the door.
Your right to an attorney
You have the right to speak to an attorney before answering questions or signing anything. The government is not required to provide one for free in immigration court, but you can always hire one.
Your right to not sign documents you don't understand
Never sign anything you have not read or do not understand — especially a voluntary-departure form. Ask for an interpreter and an attorney.
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