Resources for Immigrant Students

The general information on this site is not legal advice.

Resource	Description
American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU of Arizona)	Training, advocacy, and information on filing a civil rights violation claim. Know Your Rights
Arizona Legal Center	Free Arizona legal aid and consultation on an array of issues, including legal document preparation and advocacy.
Arizona Legal Women and Youth Services (ALWAYS)	Free legal services to support the safety, stability, and self-sufficiency of young people and trafficking survivors impacted by homelessness, human trafficking, abuse, and the foster care system. The ALWAYS Opportunity through Immigration Practice assists undocumented homeless or trafficking and abuse immigrant victims with access to available legal remedies and establishing pathways to employment, stability, and self-sufficiency.
Arizona State University – Immigration Clinic	Assistance with immigrant juvenile status and filing with the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).
Catholic Charities Arizona – Familias Unidas	Helps reunite legal U.S. citizens with minor children and spouses who remain in their country of origin, including support for DACA students.
The Florence Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project	Free legal and social services for detained men, women, and children under the threat of deportation.
Friendly House	The Immigration Legal Services Department supports the immigrant community by providing affordable, quality legal services.
Immigration Advocates	National network of legal resources and support. Includes a searchable database by zip code or address.
Immigration Legal Resource Center	National website with current DACA resources and court information. Services also include mobilizing, legal assistance, policy creation, and advocate for the rights of immigrants.
Informed Immigrant	Resources for immigrants in the United States.
International Rescue Committee Phoenix	Assists with DACA first-time application assistance.
Mexican Consulate	Legal representation of Mexican nationals facing judicial processes, including counsel about rights under immigration, criminal, and civil law. Assistance with obtaining vital records in Mexico and family reunification.
Mi Familia Vota, Arizona	Aimed at building Latino influence and power by expanding the electorate and strengthening local infrastructures through year-round voter engagement. Our Youth Development Programs offer leadership training for the next generation of leaders.
Mixed Family Preparedness Plan	Assists in creating a Family Preparedness Plan, regardless of immigration status.
Promise Arizona	Advocacy and leadership training for new community leaders, as well as DACA application and/or renewal assistance.
Red Cards	Helps people assert their rights and defend themselves in many situations, such as when ICE agents go to a home.
Safety Guide	Tool for undocumented students or students with mixed-status backgrounds to work with loved ones to be prepared in case of detainment.
United Farm Workers Foundation (Phoenix Office)	Provides immigration legal assistance to Maricopa and Pinal Counties through a wide-range of services and programs, including document preparation, visas, Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) petitions, and DACA support.