City of Spokane Launches 'Know Your Rights' Webpage

Spokane, WALocal News

The City of Spokane has launched a "Know Your Rights" webpage designed to assist local immigrant and refugee communities with essential legal information. This resource includes details about constitutional rights applicable to all individuals, regardless of immigration status, and provides red cards in nearly 20 languages. The site also features various community resources and partner agencies, along with guidance on accessing legal assistance. Mayor Lisa Brown expressed that the city's strength lies in its diversity, emphasizing the importance of ensuring that all residents feel safe and supported. Jerrall Haynes, Director of the Office of Civil Rights, Equity, and Inclusion, stated that the initiative aims to foster dignity and inclusion for every resident.

The webpage serves as a critical tool to empower individuals to understand and exercise their rights. This effort reflects Spokane's commitment to inclusivity and community support. Residents can visit the site at https://my. spokanecity. org/civilrights/immigrant-and-refugee-affairs/ for more information.

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