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The administration has detained 400,000 immigrants: What do we know about their children?
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May 18, 2026

LEGAL + RAPID RESPONSE

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  • SoCal Rapid Response Networks

  • Court Guides

In the event of an emergency
or if you witness a crime in progress,
call 911 immediately

ADVOCACY

  • Activist Checklist

  • Know Your Rights

  • Know Your Rights (Digital Apps)

  • Immigration System Updates

  • Locating Someone Who has Been Detained

  • Info About Healthcare

  • USC Immigration Hearing Support Hotline

  • 805 Movement Chaplains

ALLYSHIP

LEGAL + RAPID RESPONSE

Legal Aid

SoCal Rapid Response Networks

Central Valley: 559-206-0151

Kern County: 661-432-2230

Los Angeles Rapid Response Network: 888-624-4752

Long Beach ÓRALE: 562-245-9575

Riverside & San Bernardino Hotline: 909-361-4588

Orange County Rapid Response Network: 714-881-1558

Boyle Heights/East Los Angeles: 323-805-1049

Santa Barbara, Ventura & San Luis Obispo: 805-870-8855

Court Guides

A Guide to Changing Your Immigration Court Hearing from In-Person to Online

Una Guía para Cambiar Su Audencia En La Corte De Inmigración De Presencial a En Línea

(June 2025)CHIRL

ADVOCACY

Resources for those facing deportation, discrimination, and disenfranchisement.

Activist Checklist

Know Your Rights

Know Your Rights (Digital Apps)

Immigration System Updates

Locating Someone Who has Been Detained

  • U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement

    • Online Detainee Locator System — SEARCH

    • Contact ICE About Immigration Enforcement Concerns
      Detention, Removals, and Information Line —DRIL,
      1-888-351-4024

    • Detention Facilities — SEARCH

  • USA.GOV

    • Locate someone being detained by ICE for immigration violation or deportation

    • Find an immigration detention facility

    • Check an immigration court case status

Info About Healthcare

Immigration Hearing Support Hotline

  • A group of students, alumni and volunteers from the University of Southern California are banding together to help people with upcoming immigration-related court hearings. Olu Orange, assistant professor of political science and international relations and founder of the USC Dornsife Agents of Change: Civil Rights Advocacy Initiative, files motions to have court hearings moved online, which prevents defendants from being seized by federal agents when they show up for court in person. 

  • 888-462-5211, English/Spanish

805 Movement Chaplains

805 Movement Chaplains are trained practitioners of care in Ventura County, CA offer grounded, trauma-aware spiritual and emotional accompaniment in movement spaces, such as vigils, direct actions, organizing meetings, and moments of crisis.

ALLYSHIP

Resources for those standing in solidarity, in support, and in between those in danger of oppression.

Freedom Trainers

  • Collective Noncooperation · Nonviolent Resistance

    When we refuse to comply, authoritarians fall. We train people in the proven tools of collective noncooperation — the same strategies that have toppled authoritarian regimes around the world.

  • Register for free online trainings

Episcopal Migration Ministries

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Reflections on Faith and Action

Clue Justice Letter requesting Bill Essayli’s resignation

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