Protecting Everyone's Rights in Utah

A 287(g) agreement gives local police the power to enforce federal immigration law—something they normally cannot do. These agreements turn local officers into Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, fueling deportations, racial profiling, and fear in immigrant communities.

Interested in volunteering with us? We're having our monthly virtual volunteer training program to continue the work ahead. Whether you're a new or returning volunteer, these trainings will give you the tools to speak confidently about our work and mobilize your fellow Utahns to support our efforts to protect everyone's rights.  

School should be safe for everyone. Learn about the rights that protect immigrant and refugee students—and how to protect yourself and those you care about.

Students have always been leaders for change. From walkouts to petitions, young people have shaped history by speaking up. The Constitution protects your right to free speech—even at school. While schools can place some limits, your voice and your rights don’t stop at the schoolhouse door.