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Disasters can feel overwhelming if you’re an immigrant, whether it’s because of your citizenship status, language barriers, or confusion around your rights. It’s important to remember that trusted community networks exist, along with other helpful resources. This guide offers up-to-date information on some of those resources, as well as examples of community organizing and policy work that have made it easier for immigrants to find help. It also includes best practices for navigating disaster relief and recovery at a time when there is a heightened risk of deportation for certain immigrants. This information is fact-checked and will be updated periodically as laws, practices, and resources change.
Jump to:↓ Finding reliable information ↓ Government services in your language ↓ How federal disaster aid works ↓ What to do if you encounter ICE ↓ Best practices for staying safe ↓ How to advocate for better resources
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