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General DREAM Act and DACA Resources

Legal Resources

Private Law Firms

  • Green and Spiegel
    • OVIS has engaged the services of Green and Spiegel to provide support and assistance to undocumented students on campus, including:
      • Workshops/information sessions on DACA and DACA renewals
      • Representation of individual students and their families (discounted attorney fees)
    • Dan Berger 
      https://www.gands.com/en-us/team/dan-h-berger/
      (215) 395-8959

 

  • Iandoli Desai & Cronin P.C.
    38 Third Ave, Suite 100, 
    Boston, MA  02129,
    Boston office: 617-482-1010
    Worcester office: 508-754-4100
    http://iandoli.com
     
  • Agyare Law Group
    20 Broad Street
    Nashua, NH 03064
    603-417-3424
    Francis@AgyareLawGroup.com

 

Low-cost and Pro Bono Legal Services Resources

  • ImmigrationLawHelp.org
    • Resource for free or low-cost nonprofit immigration legal services providers across the U.S.
  • National Immigration Legal Services Directory 
    • The National Immigration Legal Services Directory lists nonprofit organizations that provide free or low-cost immigration legal services. 
  • Catholic Charities New Hampshire Immigration and Refugee Services
    • Catholic Charities provides support and guidance to individuals who cannot afford private assistance. 
  • American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
    • ACLU of NH, Gilles Bissonette, Legal Director, SangYeob Kim, Staff Attorney, (603)225-3080
      (603) 224-5591 ext. 103
    • ACLU of VT, Jay Diaz, Staff Attorney
      (802) 223-6304
      jdiaz@acluvt.org
  • James Bach (a member of the Dartmouth Lawyers Association)
    • Pro bono representation in DACA cases, subject to availability
    • Law Offices of James A. Bach, San Francisco, CA
      (415) 248-3100

Know Your Rights

Helpful resources for understanding your rights when encountering federal immigration agents or law enforcement:

On January 20, 2025 the U.S. Department of Homeland Security issued a Directive entitled "Enforcement Actions in or Near Protected Areas" that superseded and rescinded the agency's October 2021 "sensitive locations" memorandum providing special protections from U.S. immigration enforcement for certain locations including colleges and universities.  The DHS statement on the Directive can be found here. Additional information about the Directive can be found on the ICE website.

Campus Resources

  • Confidential Resources: Certain resources are designated as confidential and are available to students.
  • The Student Affairs Office maintains a list of campus resources for undocumented students.
  • The Dean of the College includes a listing of community resources available to assist students in need of resources and support.

Community Resources

  • The Granite State Organizing Project offers the NH Rapid Response Network at (603) 668-8250.