| Resource | Description |
|---|---|
| About UTA DACA | All information regarding the UTA DACA, Dreamers Council, FAQs, etc. can be found here. Source: UTA DACA |
| Latest in DACA: Updates | Factsheets and resources to educate immigrants, community organizations, and the legal sector regarding DACA. Source: Immigrant Legal Resource Center |
| Proyecto Inmigrante: Immigration Counseling, Education and Legal Services | Legal representation, immigrant education and DACA workshops in DFW area. Events page lists local workshops. Source: Proyecto Inmigrante |
| Who Represents Me? | Search tool to identify local, state and national elected representatives. Source: Texas Legislature |
| Online Directory of Affordable Immigration Law Providers | ImmigrationLawHelp.org is a searchable online directory of over 1,000 free or low-cost nonprofit immigration legal services providers in all 50 states. Source: Immigration Law Help.org |
| DACA | UTA Libraries | UTA Libraries database for DACA Information & Resources. Source: UTA Libraries |
| List of Mental Health Resources | Mental health resources related to suicide prevention, safe relationships, and stress relief. Source: United We Dream |
| President’s Immigration Stance | A list of five important facts about the DACA repeal that all DACAmented youth should know. Source: United We Dream |
| Know Your Rights: Resource List | Various fact sheets to with resources for immigrants and advocates about legal rights in situations such as police stops or immigration authority questioning. Source: ACLU |
| Know Your Rights: Wallet Cards | Wallet cards that can be ordered and handed out to immigrants on information about legal rights when encountering law enforcement and immigration authorities. Source: ACLU |
| Protected Locations | List of safe locations where Department of Homeland Security does not pursue enforcement actions and are considered safer locations to meet clients or seek refuge. Source: ACLU |
| Undocumented Students and Financial Aid | Undocumented students and students who are undocumented students and have received Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) do not meet eligibility requirements for federal student aid. However, you may be eligible for other types of student financial aid (state aid, college or career/trade school financial aid, or private scholarships). Source: FAFSA |
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