Immigration Resources

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The City of Hillsboro is listening to our community members and staff as they their share fears and concerns about federal immigration enforcement (ICE) activities in our community. With an increase in ICE activity in Hillsboro, many community members are afraid to go to work, go to school, access crucial resources, or simply live their lives.

We cannot prevent federal immigration enforcement, but we want to share resources with information on your rights, how to be prepared for interactions with ICE, and where you can find help & support if you or your family are affected by immigration enforcement.

Emergency Reporting
Family Preparedness
Legal Resources

Report ICE Activity – PIRC Hotline | 1-888-622-1510

Know Your Rights Red Cards (for wallet) | Immigrant Legal Resource Center (ILRC)

Know Your Rights Resources

Sanctuary State Guidance

Immigration in Hillsboro: What it Means to Be a Sanctuary City & State

Webinar presented by SOAR Immigration Legal Services & the City of Hillsboro

Watch this free webinar for up-to-date information, including:

What sanctuary city and state designations mean
How sanctuary designations impact the community
"Know Your Rights" information & how to protect yourself
Community resources

We encourage you to watch the webinar and share with your network. Recordings are available English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Hindi, Chinese, and Ukranian on SOAR's Know Your Rights webpage.

A Message about Safety & Support from Mayor Beach Pace & Police Chief Jim Coleman

We know there is fear and concern in our community about federal immigration enforcement activities. Many are afraid to go to work, go to school, access crucial resources, or simply live their lives. We cannot prevent federal immigration enforcement, but we want everyone to feel safe and know they have support.

Know your rights: SOAR Immigration Legal Services
Get help: Call Portland Immigrant Rights Coalition at 1-888-622-1510
Document safely from a distance
Call the Hillsboro Police Department for public safety concerns: 911 (emergency) or 503-629-0111 (non-emergency)
Know what it means to be a sanctuary city

As a sanctuary city, the Hillsboro Police Department (HPD) does NOT coordinate with ICE or enforce immigration law. HPD is committed to serving and protecting everyone.

Please watch the safety & support message from Mayor Beach Pace & Police Chief Jim Coleman.