Immigration rights and family preparedness
This lesson is about preparation, not fear. The Constitution protects people, not only citizens: the rights to remain silent and to be free from unreasonable searches apply to everyone physically in the United States. Families in mixed-status households feel safer when everyone knows those rights and has a simple plan, the same way families plan for fire drills they hope never to need.
Nan leson sa a
- Rights that don't depend on status
- At the door: warrants are not all equal
- The family preparedness plan
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