Know-Your-Rights

• All New Yorkers, regardless of immigration status, have rights and protections under the law. 
• The City of New York does not conduct federal immigration enforcement. The New York City Police Department does not ask about the immigration status of crime victims, witnesses, or other people who ask for help.
• The City of New York has confidentiality protections in place for all New Yorkers, regardless of immigration status, who are accessing important City services.
• Federal enforcement officers, which includes ICE, cannot enter hospitals, schools, or shelters.

For more information about your rights and to review a guidance booklet in multiple languages, go to nyc.gov/KnowYourRights.

Visit the Immigration and Citizenship page for immigration and citizenship applications, resources, and services, including immigration legal help.

Know-Your-Rights

• All New Yorkers, regardless of immigration status, have rights and protections under the law. 
• The City of New York does not conduct federal immigration enforcement. The New York City Police Department does not ask about the immigration status of crime victims, witnesses, or other people who ask for help.
• The City of New York has confidentiality protections in place for all New Yorkers, regardless of immigration status, who are accessing important City services.
• Federal enforcement officers, which includes ICE, cannot enter hospitals, schools, or shelters.

For more information about your rights and to review a guidance booklet in multiple languages, go to nyc.gov/KnowYourRights.

Visit the Immigration and Citizenship page for immigration and citizenship applications, resources, and services, including immigration legal help.