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Immigrant rights and law enforcement
Every person in the United States has rights. If you are a citizen or an immigrant, or if you are undocumented – you have rights. The constitution protects everyone. Some of your most important rights are the ones you have when you talk to...
Planning for a family emergency
All families should plan for who will care for your children in an emergency. This article can help you make a plan with special advice for immigrant families. For an overview in video format, watch the video below by Informed Immigrant.
Driver’s licenses for noncitizens in Massachusetts
The Work and Family Mobility Act (WFMA) is a law that lets all qualified Massachusetts residents apply for a standard state driver’s license (Class D for passenger vehicles or Class M for motorcycles). As of July 1, 2023, you do not have to...
Immigration status overview
There are many different types of permissions to live and work in the United States. Based on your situation, immigration officers give you a document showing the type of permission or immigration status you have. The document that the...
Your rights as an undocumented worker
Wage laws cover all workers. Your immigration status does not make a difference. If an employer hires you to work, they must follow wage laws. In this article, learn how to get help if your employer is not following the law in Massachusetts...