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Know Your Immigration Rights Bot
A multilingual artificial intelligence agent updated with information on President Trump's recent executive orders on immigration
This new, multi-lingual AI tool is designed to explain complicated U.S. immigration rules in clear, straightforward language. It speaks Spanish, English and many more languages. It is NOT a substitute for legal counsel, but a comprehensive resource to help immigrants understand their legal landscape and protect their interests.
Knowledge is power. Stay informed about your rights.
What This Tool Provides
- Quick answers to immigration questions
- Explanations of Trump-era immigration policies
- Clear information about legal rights
- Practical guidance for immigrants
Who Is This For
- Recent immigrants from all nations
- Families navigating immigration laws
- High school students with immigrant backgrounds
- Individuals seeking immigration information
What It Delivers
- Breakdown of complex legal terminology
- Guidance on required documentation
- Insights into recent policy changes
- Practical advice about individual rights
Methodology
Instructions
Documents
- A list of the bot's source documents and links is below
Links
- A list of the bot's source links and documents is below
Inside the Bot
- All of our materials from our own immigration "Know Your Rights" presentations that we make across the state every year.
- The Alien and Sedition Act
- The Immigration and Nationality Act
- The DACA toolkit
- The text of President Trump's recent executive orders on immigration
- The full text of Project 2025, the game plan for the second Trump administration
Need help or legal services for immigration?
For immigration assistance talk to Michigan United
We understand that access to affordable legal services and trustworthy representation is limited for immigrants, especially in low-income areas. Our legal clinic is accredited by the Department of Justice and provides assistance with requests for renewal of deferred action for childhood arrivals (DACA), petitions to remove conditions on residence, applications to renew or replace permanent resident cards, and applications for naturalization. When we cannot represent clients, we connect them with reputable local attorneys for consultation or representation.
We offer these services in Detroit, Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, and Battle Creek.
To inquire about our services, please contact: Pavich at pherrera@miunited.org or (248) 781-0872
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