On Jan. 21, we held a Know Your Rights training featuring experts from the ACLU of Maine, U.S. Magistrate Judge James Orenstein, and former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance.

In this training, our panel discussed several topics:

• Your rights are when ICE shows up at your home or business
• What type of warrant is required for ICE to enter a private space
• How to protect your data and privacy
• Your right to protest
• Your right to observe and record in public spaces

Watch a recording of the webinar, plus a Q&A session with our experts, below.

You can also learn more about your rights in other situations at ACLUMaine.org/KnowYourRights.

See our full toolkit, created alongside the Immigrant Legal Advocacy Project and the Refugee and Human Rights Clinic at Maine Law, so you can be prepared for encountering ICE and learn about the resources available to help people detained by ICE. Information is available in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Lingala, Somali, and Haitian Creole.

The ACLU of Maine is investigating unlawful conduct by federal agents. Let us know if ICE or other federal agents 1) violated your right to observe their actions, 2) arrested without a warrant, or profiled you for questioning, a stop, detention, or arrest based on your race or national origin, or 3) inflicted physical harm or property damage. Learn more and file a report here.

ACLU of Maine está investigando la conducta ilegal de agentes federales. Si sus derechos fueron violados, déjenos saber sobre los siguientes temas: 1) ICE violó mi derecho a observar pacíficamente sus actividades 2) ICE me paró, interrogó, detuvo o arrestó por motivos de raza u origen nacional 3) o ICE me causo daños físicos o daños a la propiedad. Para mas información visite ACLUMaine.org/ReportRightsViolations.

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