The links below are resources shared from the Michigan Immigrant Rights Center. This information is relevant for all visa-holders and green card holders working at the U of M. Please keep in mind that this information does not replace legal counsel and all information in these resources is subject to change. If you are in need of legal assistance, please contact the Michigan Immigrations Rights Center or the International Center on campus.

• Washtenaw Interfaith Group for Immigrant Rights (Mutual Aid)
• Movement for Immigration Rights Advocacy (MIRA): mirawashtenaw@gmail.com
•  Washtenaw Interfaith Coalition for Immigrants Rights (WICIR) 

International Center information Sessions

The International Center is hosting multiple information sessions  to provide updates  on recent visa and immigration developments. These forums are open to  international scholars, faculty and staff at U-M in a non-immigrant status, and their dependents. Administrative and academic unit representatives working with international scholars, faculty and staff are also invited to attend.*  

• April 11 — 1:00-2:30pm: REGISTER HERE
• April 25 — 1:00-2:30pm: REGISTER HERE

Trump’s Immigration Policies: Preparing for the Future Amid Rapid Policy Change

Join experts and advocates in the field of immigrant justice for a webinar examining the Trump administration’s draconian anti-immigrant policies. What is the current state of immigration law? What does it mean for people in the United States living under increased threat of deportation? What can we do to oppose this crackdown, and how can students get involved? Speakers from the American Civil Liberties Union and the Michigan Immigrant Rights Center will answer these questions and more, moderated by Associate Professor of American Culture Melissa Borja.

• April 18- 1:00-3:00pm: WATCH HERE