Green Cards & Rights

Green Cards and Undocumented Individuals:

As of February 2024, obtaining a green card remains challenging for undocumented immigrants. Typically, lawful status is required, which creates hurdles. However, there might be limited options in specific circumstances, such as humanitarian relief programs.

Remember: Immigration policies are fluid, so staying informed is key. Consider consulting immigration attorneys or advocacy organizations for the latest guidance.

Understanding Your Rights:

Undocumented immigrants do have certain basic human rights, regardless of their immigration status. These include:

• Right to due process under the law: This means you have the right to a fair hearing and legal representation if facing legal action.

• Constitutional rights in the US: These include the right to remain silent and the right to an attorney if detained.

Important Note:

This information is for general understanding only and cannot replace personalized legal advice. Consider consulting an immigration attorney to discuss your specific situation and explore any potential pathways towards lawful status or relevant rights protections.