• National Immigration Legal Services Directory (Immigration Advocates Network / Pro Bono Net) — Search by state, county, ZIP code, or detention facility; nonprofit providers only.
• EOIR List of Pro Bono Legal Service Providers (DOJ) — Official list for people in immigration proceedings; organized by immigration court location.

• ACLU Know Your Rights: Immigrants' Rights — Plain-language overview of constitutional rights regardless of immigration status.
• NILC Multilingual Know Your Rights Page — Everyone living in the U.S. has certain basic rights under the U.S. Constitution.
• NILC Multilingual Know Your Rights Card — Printable wallet card in multiple languages to assert the right to remain silent and request an attorney.
• NILC Multilingual Know Your Rights: Warrants — A warrant is an official document from a court or government agency. It lets law enforcement do something, like search inside a private space for something or arrest someone. Learn about warrants by following the link.
• ILRC Know Your Rights Materials — Community education materials and preparedness resources for possible encounters with immigration authorities.
• IRAP Legal Info (International Refugee Assistance Project) — Legal information for refugees, asylum seekers, and displaced people (not legal advice).
• Federal Act Reporting Form – Established by the Minnesota Attorney General's Office to report incidents or effects related to recent federal actions in Minnesota.
• Fair Immigration Reform Movement: Community Raid Preparedness Checklist (PDF)
• Immigrant Legal Resource Center: Community Resources
• Immigrant Legal Resource Center: Red Cards - All people in the United States, regardless of immigration status, have certain rights and protections under the U.S. Constitution. The ILRC's red cards give examples of how people can exercise these rights. The Red Cards are available in 56 languages and are free to download.
• Informed Immigrant: Know Your Rights
• ACLU: Immigrant Rights

When using the trackers below, be sure to verify that the information in the summaries is correct before relying on them.

• Just Security Litigation Tracker: Legal Challenges to Administration Actions — Living, searchable tracker of court challenges to executive actions.
• Justice Action Center Immigration Litigation Tracker — Case summaries, key filings, and news coverage related to immigrant rights litigation.
• Lawfare Litigation Tracker (Administration litigation) — Sortable tables tracking litigation over executive actions (national security focus).

• TRAC Immigration: Immigration Court Backlog Tool — Backlog totals and trends (historical and current) with interactive tables.
• Migration Policy Institute (MPI) — Independent research and analysis on U.S. and global migration policy.
• American Immigration Council: Research and Analysis — Reports and explainers; data-driven analysis and myth debunking.
• American Immigration Council: Practice Advisories (for attorneys) — Practice guidance on specific issues, legal changes, and strategies for case management.

• American Bar Association: Rule of Law - explains what the rule of law means and curates related ABA statements, educational resources, and links to initiatives that promote judicial independence, accountability, and human rights.
• Brennan Center for Justice: Rule of Law — Resources on ethics, checks and balances, and limits on government power.
• Protect Democracy: Defending the Rule of Law — Litigation and policy work focused on democratic norms and institutional guardrails.
• American Bar Association: Democracy - The Rule of Law and Human Rights — Explainer on the role of rule of law in American democracy.
• World Justice Project: Rule of Law Index 2025 (PDF) — Annual comparative index measuring rule of law in practice across countries.
• Project On Government Oversight (POGO) — Oversight and accountability resources; investigative and policy work.

• FTC Consumer Advice: How To Avoid Immigration Scams and Get Real Help — Common scam tactics, red flags, and where to find legitimate help.
• USCIS Avoid Scams Resource Center — Official USCIS scam-prevention resources and educational materials.

• Minnesota Habeas Project Trainings - University of Minnesota Law School’s event page describing free Zoom trainings on filing and litigating federal habeas petitions to seek release for immigrants held in immigration detention in Minnesota.
• Federal Act Reporting Form - Established by the Minnesota Attorney General's Office to report incidents or effects related to recent federal actions in Minnesota.
• Advocates for Human Rights - a nonprofit that defends and advances human rights, offering client services, know-your-rights resources, and volunteer opportunities including immigration-related work in the Upper Midwest.
• Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota (ILCM) - a nonprofit that provides free immigration legal representation to low-income immigrants and refugees in Minnesota and North Dakota, along with community education and policy advocacy.
• Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid - a volunteer page that outlines pro bono opportunities for attorneys, students, and community members, with training and support to help expand access to justice.
• Minnesota Attorney General - FAQ and downloadable guide explaining what Minnesota organizations should know about ICE activity at sensitive locations and how to respond.
• Minnesota Attorney General’s Federal Action Reporting Form - allows Minnesotans to report specific incidents or impacts related to recent federal actions (including DHS/ICE/CBP activity) so the office can assess and address those impacts.

• ABA Commission on Lawyer Assistance Programs (CoLAP) - National hub for lawyer, judge, and law student assistance and well-being resources.
• State Lawyer Assistance Programs (LAPs) directory - Find your local confidential Lawyer Assistance Program (by state).
• ABA Well-Being in the Legal Profession - Guides, tools, and initiatives for healthier legal workplaces (including the Well-Being Pledge).
• Institute for Well-Being in Law (IWIL) - Research, toolkits, and profession-wide initiatives (including Well-Being Week in Law).

Law Student Resources:

• ABA Law Student Division - Mental Health Resources - Curated resources and programming ideas for law students and law schools.
• AALS Mental Health Clearinghouse - Clearinghouse of law-school-focused student mental health resources.

• P.A.D. Online Directory - Phi Alpha Delta has a searchable on-line member directory. You are able to search by practice area by state. If you need your profile updated, please contact info@pad.org.