Graphics You Can Share

February 24, 2025

Shareable Graphics to Support Civil Rights

TVC Note: To save any of these graphics, just right-click on them and click “save image”. On Mobile, simply screenshot.

LGBTQ+ MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES Trans Lifeline - 877-565-8860, translifeline.org The Trevor Project - call 1-866-488-7386 or text "START" to 678-678, thetrevorproject.org LGBT National Help Center - 888-843-4564, Igbthotline.com The 988 Lifeline - Call 988 and press 3 for an LGBTQI-trained crisis counselor, text PRIDE to 988, or chat online at 988lifeline.org Crisis Text Line - text "HOME" to 741-741, crisistextline.org Call BlackLine - 1-800-604-5841, callblackline.com DeQH Helpline - 908-367-3374, deqh.org LGBTQ+ Center Directory Igbtqcenters.org/LGBTCenters OUT

(855) 298-3271 LINEA DE AYUDA URGENTE INMIGRATORIA RED DE RESPUESTA RAPIDA EN VIRGINIA SI LA MIGRA (ICE) ESTA EN SU PUERTA ¡No abra! Llámenos por asistencia SI VE LA MIGRA (ICE) EN LA CALLE ¡No se acerque! Llámenos para verificar lo que está pasando EN TODOS CASOS ¡Guarde el silencio y no firme nada! *Solamenta para situaciones urgentes tratando con la migra(855) 298-3271 IMMIGRATION RAPID RESPONSE HOTLINE VIRGINIA NETWORK IF ICE IS AT YOUR DOOR Don't open it! Call us for assistance IF YOU SEE ICE ON THE STREET Maintain distance! Call us to verify what's happening IN ALL CASES Remain silent and don't sign anything! *Only use in urgent situations encountering ICE like raids and home arrestsKNOW YOUR RIGHTS Everyone, including undocumented immigrants, living in the U.S. has certain basic rights under the Constitution. If you find you have to deal with Immigration and Custom Enforcement (I.C.E.), it is important to know and exercise your rights. DO NOT OPEN THE DOOR. Ask the I.C.E. agent if they have an arrest warrant signed by a judge and to slide it under the door. You don't have to answer their questions under any circumstances. Check the name, date, and address - including spelling. If there are any errors, tell them it is incorrect and do not open the door. If you are in a public space, ask: Am I being arrested or detained? If yes, exercise your right to remain silent and ask to speak to a lawyer. If no, ask if you can leave and then leave calmly. REMAIN SILENT You have the right to remain silent. If you encounter an I.C.E. agent, say the following: "I exercise my right to remain silent under the 5th amendment of the US constitution." PROTECT YOUR INFORMATION Do not give out personal information or answer any questions about your status. Do not hand over your ID or papers to I.C.E. agents. Do not sign any form of documents (paper or digital) that the I.C.E. agents give you without speaking with an attorney. CALL OUR FREE HOTLINE Receive confidential assistance in English and Korean. www.nakasec.org/know-your-rights Call for live confidential assistance 1.844.500.3222 Available in English and Korean NAKASEC Hamkae Center 미주한인봉사교육단체협의회 HANA CENTER 하나센터 MINKWON CENTER For Community Action CENTER

Law Enforcement Encounters: Know Your Rights IN YOUR WORKPLACE • If you are stopped, do not run and do not provide false information. • If you are asked questions, say "I want to remain silent and speak with a lawyer." Do not answer questions about your immigration status or otherwise reveal your immigration status. IN YOUR HOME If ICE agents come to your home, do not open the door. • Ask to see a judicial warrant. Ask ICE to slip it under the door or window. • If they do not have a warrant, do not answer their questions. Say "I do not consent to your entry." If they have a warrant, check that it is signed by a judge. If it is not, do not consent to entry or answer questions. If they have a warrant signed by a judge, ICE agents can only search the place named in the warrant or detain the person named in the warrant. If there is a person named in the judicial warrant, send only that person out of the home to be detained. Do not answer questions about persons not named in the warrant. Do not sign anything that ICE gives you, without first talking to an attorney. Click Here for Immigrant Resources List ICE Emergency Hotlines: DC - (202) 335-1183 MD & VA - (888) 214-6016 VA - (855) 298-3271 WASHINGTON LAWYERS' COMMITTEE FOR CIVIL RIGHTS AND URBAN AFFAIRS

 

Graphics Links

TVC Note: Below are some links to organizing and messaging graphics made by some trusted allies. They are free to access and open to be shared.

Just Seeds

  • JustSeeds.org is an artists’ cooperative committed to social, environmental, and political justice. Sharing these graphics supports them, their work, and the people they work on behalf of.

Washington Law Immigration Resources

  • This .pdf, courtesy of the Washington Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs, is your one-stop shop for legal resources in VA, MD, and DC. Download it and share it as you see fit.