To address farmworker needs, the Cornell Farmworker Program (CFP), along with the Upstate Immigration Project of the Legal Aid Society (http://www.lasroc.org/), has developed videos, publications, and educational workshops about immigration policies, emergency planning and driving laws. These resources inform farmworkers about state and federal law and advise individuals about proper interactions with local police and immigration officials.

Resources:

Derechos de los Inmigrantes (Immigrants’ Rights) DVD: A Spanish language skit that provides information about ways to respond, if detained by a law enforcement official.

For ordering information, contact the Cornell Farmworker Program at farmworkers@cornell.edu or 607-255-9832.

Immigration Facts: Details what immigration authorities can and cannot legally do. Use these facts as guidelines. Immigration authorities do not always follow these procedures in cases of “reasonable suspicion.”
Get the fact sheet in English or Spanish.

Yellow Light Checklist: Provides a check list of ways one may be able to obtain legal status.

Get the checklist in English and Spanish.

Referral Card: Clearly states your right to remain silent and your right to an attorney, in the event of questioning or detainment. Includes phone numbers for Legal Aid Society and the Mexican and Guatemalan Consulates.
Click here for card.