Kansas Appleseed Stands with immigrants and believes Kansas should welcome immigrants, with full participation in our communities and equal protection of the law. 

Plan de preparación familiar en caso de una redada de ICE / ICE Family Preparedness Plan

Como preparar a su familia en caso de una detención o deportación de ICE (Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas de los Estados Unidos)

How to prepare your family in case of ICE detention or deportation

Public charge: An attack on immigrants and their families. 

The Trump Administration's final “public charge” regulation, which will go into effect on October 15, 2019, is an intentional, anti-poor attack on immigrants of color and their families. 

The Biden Administration has taken steps toward rescinding the public charge rule. Read more about it by clicking below.

Resources: 

Protecting Assets and Child Custody in the Face of Deportation
This manual helps families and service providers develop plans in advance to deal with critical financial and family issues in the event of detention, deportation, and other family emergencies. The manual can be downloaded in both English or Spanish.
In-state Tuition in Kansas
Under Kansas law, you may be eligible for in-state tuition at college, even if you don't have a lawful immigration status. For more information, download our  handout and letter below. 
Stop parent-child separation at the U.S. border. 
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On May 7, 2018, Attorney General Jeff Session announced a "zero tolerance" policy for attempted entry. Under this policy, parents are subject to federal criminal prosecution, are detained, and their children are being forcibly separated from them.

Read our fact sheet about this practice here.
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