OCAPICA supports all communities, regardless of immigration status. Here are some resources that you can use to protect yourself and your loved ones.
OCAPICA is honored to have dedicated partnerships with The Cambodian Family, Southern California Pacific Islander Community Response Team (SoCal PICRT), Kutturan Chamoru Foundation, Marshallese Youth Organizing Communities (MYOC), and Pacific Islander Health Partnership (PIHP), and trusted community translators, who helped us develop in-language resources for more AAPIs in Orange County, and beyond!
OCAPICA is honored to have dedicated partnerships with The Cambodian Family, Southern California Pacific Islander Community Response Team (SoCal PICRT), Kutturan Chamoru Foundation, Marshallese Youth Organizing Communities (MYOC), and Pacific Islander Health Partnership (PIHP), and trusted community translators, who helped us develop in-language resources for more AAPIs in Orange County, and beyond!
RED CARDS
What is a Red Card?
No matter your immigration status, if you are in the United States, you have rights protected by the U.S. Constitution. The Immigrant Legal Resource Center developed Red Cards to help people assert their rights and defend themselves in many situations where they may encounter an immigration agent. These rights are applicable to all, whether you’re a citizen, visa holder, legal permanent resident, or undocumented immigrant.
How do I use a Red Card?
Check out this helpful guide on how to use your red card
How can I get a Red Card?
If you are a local OC community member, please contact [email protected] to pick up any red cards in the languages listed below. You can also download the file below to print red cards at home. If the language you need is not listed below, please visit ILRC’s website for printable files in 19 languages.
There are 2 Red Card files: “Professional Print” files are formatted for professional print on business cards, and “Printable” files are for printing at-home.
No matter your immigration status, if you are in the United States, you have rights protected by the U.S. Constitution. The Immigrant Legal Resource Center developed Red Cards to help people assert their rights and defend themselves in many situations where they may encounter an immigration agent. These rights are applicable to all, whether you’re a citizen, visa holder, legal permanent resident, or undocumented immigrant.
How do I use a Red Card?
Check out this helpful guide on how to use your red card
How can I get a Red Card?
If you are a local OC community member, please contact [email protected] to pick up any red cards in the languages listed below. You can also download the file below to print red cards at home. If the language you need is not listed below, please visit ILRC’s website for printable files in 19 languages.
There are 2 Red Card files: “Professional Print” files are formatted for professional print on business cards, and “Printable” files are for printing at-home.
Red Card Files (Click to Drop Down)
Printable (Printing at home)
Professional Print (Professional printing on business cards)
- Arabic
- CHamoru
- English
- Japanese
- Khmer
- Korean
- Marshallese
- Samoan
- Simplified Chinese
- Spanish
- Tagalog
- Tongan
- Traditional Chinese
- Vietnamese
Professional Print (Professional printing on business cards)
Legal Resources
If you need immigration legal services, here are free and low-cost options in OC.
- OC Justice Fund (OCJF) Attorney Referrals List
- Resilience OC (ROC) Immigration Legal Resource List
- Advancing Justice Southern California (AJSoCal)
- AJSoCal provides in-language support for English, Chinese, Korean, Filipino, Hindi, Thai, Vietnamese, and Khmer. Visit the website for hotline numbers.
