OUR WORK
IMMIGRATION RESOURCES
The Colorado Rapid Response Network is committed to responding to raids, deportation and any Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity happening across the state in our communities and receive support for someone who has been detained or deported.
- If you’re in or witness an immigration emergency, call CORRN (Colorado Rapid Response Network) at the 24/7 hotline: 844-864-8341
- Si se encuentra en una emergencia migratoria, llame a CORRN (Red de Respuesta Rápida de Colorado) en la línea directa 24/7: 844-864-8341
Visit the CORRN website for more information and volunteer opportunities.
Visite el sitio web de CORRN para obtener más información y oportunidades de voluntariado.
The development of this network was created by: American Friends Service Committee, Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition, Colorado People's Alliance, Mi Familia Vota, Padres y Jovenes Unidos, SEIU Local 105, Together Colorado, United for a New Economy and the Colorado Chapter of the National Lawyers Guild.
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) was established by an Executive Order by President Obama in 2012 for undocumented youth who came to the U.S. under the age of 15 and includes temporary relief from deportation, a work permission and valid Social Security Number. There are 17,300 Coloradans who have benefited from DACA.
Together Colorado no longer offers DACA Clinics or support with renewal applications.
DACA recipients qualify for FHA mortgages under new agency rules
In 2018, The I Drive Coalition successfully organized to pass SB-108, a legislative update to the 2013 SB-251 law, to streamline the renewals process and expand access to all who qualify. Stay tuned for updates on the SB-108 law.
- Download the SB-108 Factsheet / Información de SB-108
- Download the DMV’s SB-251 Information / Información de SB-251
Línea de Información, marcar al 303-205-2335
Contestaran en inglés, así que puede pedir hablar con alguien en español o tener alguna persona a su lado lista para ayudarle a pedir su cita en inglés. También pueden registrar para sus citas por internet. Cuando Ud. llega a la página “Select a Service” (Seleccionar un Servicio) asegúrese de hacer clic en la caja que dice CO-RCSA SB-251.
For information and appointments call: 303-205-2335
They will answer in English you may ask to speak to someone who speaks Spanish or you can have someone assist you in making your appointment. You can also set your appointment and register online. When you get to the “Select a Service” page make sure and click on the box CO-RCSA SB-251.
¡LICENCIAS NOTIFICACIÓN IMPORTANTE! / Important License Notification!
Undocumented workers play such a critical role in our communities and in Colorado’s economy.
The Benefit Recovery Fund is a statewide wage replacement program for W-2 undocumented workers in Colorado who lost their job through no fault of their own, and who are not eligible to receive other assistance due to their immigration status.
It provides cash payments for eligible individuals to help them pay for things like food, shelter, healthcare, clothing and other critical needs due to a recent loss of employment.