Immigration Resources

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The City of Rochester provides general information to help residents understand their rights if they encounter federal immigration authorities, including U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). While the City does not enforce federal immigration law, residents may still encounter ICE in the community. This page outlines general rights and available resources to help residents navigate those situations.

Federal Action Reporting Form

The Minnesota Attorney General’s Office wants to help assess and address the impacts of federal actions on Minnesotans. Please find the reporting form and additional information here.

Immigration Resources for Employers

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the Rochester Police Department be notified before ICE or U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) take action in Rochester?
Do Federal immigration authorities have to inform Rochester Police Department after taking action?
If the City hears of an ICE or CBP action in Rochester, will Police Officers be sent to the scene to observe?
How do I know if someone is a member of ICE or a City of Rochester employee?
Can the City Council prohibit ICE or CBP from wearing masks or covering their agency names?

These resources do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the City of Rochester. This is not legal advice. For legal advice, contact a lawyer.