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Daniela Murguia
January 30, 2025

New year, new scholarships, and more resources to help you stand on business!

We recognize the uncertainty that comes with all the social and political changes happening around us. However, one thing remains certain: we won’t switch up on you. Scholarship Junkies meets you where you are, with verified information and resources. Our mission hasn’t changed. We’re here to support and serve you in ways that truly work for YOU. ✨

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FOR UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTS & REFUGEES

Organizations Supporting Immigrants & Refugees

We recognize that education is inherently political. You cannot be expected to focus on your studies while undocumented immigrants and refugees are under attack. It Is critical for us to share resources and support you.

Website

Phone

Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network (WAISN)

www.waisn.org 

(206) 428-6556

Informed Immigrants 

www.informedimmigrant.com 

(539) 202-7702

Refugee & Immigrant Services Northwest (RISNW)

www.risnw.org 

(206) 721-8631

Asian Counseling and Referral Service (ACRS)

www.acrs.org 

(206) 695-7600

Casa Latina

www.casa-latina.org

(206) 956-0726

The Bridge Disability Ministries

www.bridgemin.org

(206) 452-0297

WAISN Know Your Rights with ICE Flyer

flyer titled 'Know Your Rights With ICE' providing tips for encounters with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). It advises: don't open the door, remain silent, don't sign documents, and report activity to the WAISN Deportation Defense Hotline (1-844-724-3737). It stresses recording encounters, documenting details, and avoiding consent for warrantless searches. A sample warrant outlines required elements like the judge's signature and accurate personal information. The flyer clarifies that ICE cannot search homes or property without a valid search warrant but can make arrests in public spaces with removal warrants. Readers are encouraged to text 'ICE' to 509-300-4959 for alerts and follow WAISN on social media.
Spanish-language flyer: Folleto en español titulado 'SUS DERECHOS CON LA MIGRA' que ofrece orientación para encuentros con agentes de inmigración. Puntos clave incluyen: no abrir la puerta, guardar silencio y no firmar ningún documento. Enfatiza comunicarse a través de una puerta o ventana cerrada y permitir la entrada solo si los agentes tienen una orden firmada por un juez. Recomienda tomar fotos o videos, documentar los detalles y reportar la actividad de ICE a la línea directa (1-844-724-3737). También instruye registrarse para recibir alertas enviando la palabra 'MIGRA' al 509-300-4959 y seguir a WAISN en redes sociales.

In other languages:

How to Report ICE Activity

A digital informational flyer from the Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network (WAISN) with a message in bold text at the top: 'SPREAD POWER, NOT PANIC.' The flyer warns against spreading false information about immigration enforcement and border patrol sightings, which can cause unnecessary panic in immigrant communities. The flyer advises individuals to verify information before sharing ICE or CBP sightings on social media by asking: 'The date and time of the sighting or activity?' (illustrated with a calendar icon) 'The street name or the description of the area where officials were seen?' (location pin icon) 'Pictures or videos with time stamps of the current interaction?' (camera icon) 'First-person witness testimony?' (speech bubble icon) At the bottom, it reminds people that they can report confirmed ICE or CBP activity in Washington state by calling 1-844-724-3737, available Monday to Friday from 6 A.M. to 6 P.M. The flyer has a professional, structured layout with a green and blue color scheme and includes the Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network logo in the top right corner.
Folleto digital informativo de la Red de Solidaridad para Inmigrantes de Washington (WAISN) en español, con un encabezado en negrita: 'COMPARTE PODER, NO MIEDO.' El folleto advierte que la información falsa sobre la presencia de agentes de inmigración puede generar pánico innecesario en las comunidades inmigrantes. Aconseja verificar la información antes de compartir avistamientos de ICE o CBP en redes sociales, haciéndose las siguientes preguntas: '¿La fecha y la hora del incidente?' (ilustrado con un ícono de calendario) '¿El nombre de la calle o la descripción de la zona donde fueron vistos los agentes?' (ícono de ubicación) '¿Fotos o videos con marcas de tiempo de la interacción?' (ícono de cámara) '¿Testigo directo?' (ícono de ojo) En la parte inferior, recuerda que se puede reportar actividad confirmada de ICE o CBP en el estado de Washington llamando al 1-844-724-3737, disponible de lunes a viernes de 6 A.M. a 6 P.M. El folleto tiene un diseño profesional con una combinación de colores verde y azul e incluye el logotipo de la Red de Solidaridad para Inmigrantes de Washington en la esquina superior derecha.

INSTAGRAM PAGES TO FOLLOW FOR UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTS, REFUGEES, AND ALLIES

UndocuRebels

@undocuRebels

Washington Immigrants Solidarity Network

@waisn_org

Northwest Immigrant Rights Project

@n.w.i.r.p

UndocuProfessional Network

@undocuprofessionals

UndocuBlack Network

@undocublack

United We Dream

@unitedwedream

🌟Remember, you are not alone on this journey 🌟

We know these are difficult times, but we must continue showing up for each other in the ways that we can. You are doing your best. You’re doing amazing!!!

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