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Family Preparedness

Rapid Response Network

The Colorado Rapid Response Network (CORRN) is committed to responding to raids, deportation, and any Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity happening across the state in our communities. Our network is made up of multiple immigrant advocacies and activist groups.

Downloadable Red Cards

Red Cards help people assert their rights and defend themselves in many situations, such as when ICE agents go to a home.

Phone Apps

ConsulApp Contigo

Tool for Mexican migrants in vulnerable situations, providing quick and safe access to care services, location of consular care offices, and relevant information on legal rights and procedures.

KYR App

Know Your Rights App for Apple users. Use this app to prepare, learn, and respond if you are at risk of being detained by deportation agents.

KYR Videos

Know Your Rights and Family Preparedness Video

Learn about your rights and how your family can best prepare for an encounter with immigration enforcement.

Spanish Version

Know Your Rights Training for Immigrants (English and Spanish)

Navigate encounters with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Whether at home, at work, or in public spaces, understanding your rights is the first step to protecting yourself and your loved ones.

We Have Rights Video Series

A series of videos to prepare for safely defending our rights during encounters with ICE

How to Identify a Valid Warrant

English

Spanish

Documents to Organize

Emergency Planning

Important documents to locate and save in a folder/thumb drive:

Personal

Birth Certificate
Consular ID
Passport
Driver's License
Social Security Card or ITIN
Educational Degrees
Marriage License or Divorce Decrees
Health Insurance Cards and Critical Health Records (e.g. allergies, medication list)

Children

All of the aforementioned personal documents
Registry of birth for U.S.-born children registered in parents home country
Child Custody Paperwork
Childcare Power of Attorney
School and After-school Program, Info

Legal

Criminal Records
Immigration Records (e.g. A#, visa, work permit, deportation order, etc.)
Paperwork that attorneys have filed on your behalf
Police records if you were a victim of a crime or filed a civil rights complaint
Restraining Orders

Financial

Financial Power of Attorney
House or Property Paperwork
Lease Agreements
Vehicle Ownership Paperwork
Military Paperwork
Business Paperwork
Work Paychecks or Bank Statements that demonstrate residence and amount of time in the U.S.

* If you have a valid work permit or green card, you should carry those on your person and have a digital copy available just in case

Create a List of Important Contacts (pdf)

Include name, relationship, phone number, work address, and in the case of personal contacts also home address

Family members
Individuals named in power of attorneys
US citizen emergency contact
Attorney or nonprofit legal services provider
Landlord
Employer
School
Place of worship
Doctor and pediatrician
Consulate

ICE Locator

If you're trying to find a loved one who was detained, click the ICE Locator link above to find them. You will need to find out what pod (unit) they're in, to know visiting hours.

Contact Information

Facility Main Phone: (303) 361-6612
Field Office Main Phone: (720) 873-2899

Hours of Visitation

Power of Attorney

A Power of Attorney is an official document that gives someone else the right to act on your behalf. It should be signed by all relevant parties in front of a Notary Public.

Colorado Parental Minor Power of Attorney (form) - for the day-to-day care, custody, education, recreation, property, and medical care of children; a copy should be shared with the school.
Financial Power of Attorney (form) - for the management of real estate, personal property, business operations, and other financial transactions; this should be filed with the local Clerk and Recorder Office

Access the automated case information system to verify the status of any existing deportation order.

Automated Case Information