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Community Readiness in the Face of ICE Arrests

President Trump campaigned on a threat to deport one million immigrants from this country per year.  We saw an ongoing escalation of the numbers of immigrants targeted in Massachusetts throughout 2025 and continuing into early this year, but still well below deporting one million people.  However, this is beginning to change. Over this past year … Continued

Back to School: What Immigrant Families Should Know

As immigration enforcement increases across the country and protections such as Temporary Protected Status end for some countries, many immigrant families are living with fear and uncertainty. That fear is affecting whether some children make it to school. Recent data show that 17% of parents cited ICE activity near schools as a barrier to attendance. And that … Continued
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How to change your address with the Immigration Court

Kijan pou chanje adres ou ak tribinal imigrasyon (Kreyol ayisyen) How to change your address with the Immigration Court (English) Como cambiar su direccion con el tribunal de inmigracion (Espanol)
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How to create a MyUSCIS online account

Resource on how to create a USCIS online account. How to create a USCIS account (English) Ki Jan pou Kreye Yon Kong USCIS (Kreyol)
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Where to find your “A number”

This resource provides information on where to find your “A number” – your immigration identity record number. How to find your A number (English)
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International Travel Tips For Green Card Holders 12/17/25

Lawful Permanent Resident Card (aka Green Card) holders need a valid, unexpired Green Card or a valid re-entry permit to travel internationally and re-enter the United States.    
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How to check your case status with USCIS

How to check your case status with USCIS (English) Kijan pou tcheke estati ka w pou aplikasyon nan USCIS (Kreyol ayisyen)
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How to check your case status with EOIR

How to check your case status with EOIR (English) Kijan pou tcheke estati ka w nan tribinal imigrasyon (Kreyol ayisyen)
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How to Change Your Address with USCIS

Information on how to change your address with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) by mail or through your online account. How to change your address with USCIS (English) – video Kijan pou chanje adres ou ak USCIS (Kreyol ayisyen) – videyo
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Resources for Students and Families

Resources and materials for immigrant students and families For more Family Preparedness videos in multiple languages visit our Back To School playlist on Youtube Padlet with easy-to-access education resources  (e.g. MAC Know Your Education Rights flyers, guidance’s by the state or Attorney General Office, etc.) courtesy of Massachusetts Advocates for Children Free & Confidential Education … Continued
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Education Resources for Immigrant Families

The Massachusetts Advocates for Children offers the following resources: Free & Confidential Education WhatsApp Helpline exclusively for newcomer families to access our services.  Information in English, Spanish, and Haitian Creole Padlet with easy-to-access education resources  (e.g. MAC Know Your Education Rights flyers, guidance’s by the state or Attorney General Office, etc.)
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Immigration Helpline

Call: (508) 293-1871 Who can call the helpline? The helpline is open to all Massachusetts residents. If you’re calling from out of state we may not be able to provide referrals in your area. What information can I get from the helpline? The helpline cannot give you individual legal advice or representation, but can share … Continued
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