Prince George's County, Maryland, USA

Prince George’s County Immigration Resource Hub

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Prince George’s County adheres to federal and state immigration laws and remains committed to reviewing policies as laws evolve. We continue to provide essential services to all residents, regardless of immigration status. 

This resource hub offers County services and verified community support programs. 

Government Partners 
  • Prince George’s County Memorial Library System 
    Access multilingual resources, legal guides, and community support services. 
    www.pgcmls.info 
  • Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS) 
    Information on school enrollment, student rights, and language services. 
    www.pgcps.org 

Community Partners 
  • Ayuda 
    Serving Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. 
    Phone: 240-594-0600 
    Immigration legal services for low-income immigrants. 
    ayuda.com 
  • Mil Mujeres 
    Serving Maryland and Washington, D.C. 
    Phone: 202-808-3311 | Email: questions@milmujeres.org 
    Legal support for Latino immigrants who are survivors of violent crimes. 
    milmujeres.org 
  • Briggs Center for Faith and Action 
    Serving Maryland and Washington, D.C. 
    Phone: 301-229-7725 | Email: info@briggscenter.org 
    Low-cost immigration legal services. 
    briggscenter.org 
  • Catholic Charities 
    Serving Montgomery, Prince George’s, Frederick, Calvert, Charles Counties & D.C. 
    Phone: 240-858-0958 | Email: NNHelp@cc-dc.org 
    Immigration legal aid and community education. 
    catholiccharitiesdc.org 
  • Central American Resource Center (CARECEN) 
    Serving Washington, D.C. 
    Phone: 202-328-9799 | Email: info@carecendc.org 
    Immigration assistance, legal support, and work authorization guidance. 
    carecendc.org 
  • Spanish Speaking Community of Maryland 
    Serving Maryland 
    Phone: Silver Spring: 301-587-7217 | Frederick: 240-877-7466 
    Immigration case management and legal services. 
    spanishcommunityofmd.org 
  • Amica Center for Immigrant Rights 
    Formerly CAIR Coalition, serving Maryland, D.C., and Virginia 
    Legal aid and advocacy resources for immigrants. 
    amicacenter.org 

Additional Resources 
  • Detainee Locator for Adults 
    Find individuals in immigration detention. 
    locator.ice.gov 
  • Detainee Locator for Minors 
    Locate children in the custody of the Office of Refugee Resettlement. 
    acf.hhs.gov/orr 
  • Legal Orientation Program 
    Assistance for detained immigrants nationwide. 
    vera.org 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) 

 

1. Will police ask for my immigration status? 
No. Prince George’s County police do not ask about immigration status and do not participate in federal immigration enforcement. 

2. Does Prince George’s County collaborate with federal immigration authorities? 
No. Immigration enforcement is a federal responsibility. The County remains committed to public safety and non-discriminatory services. 

3. Can undocumented residents access County services? 
Yes. All residents, regardless of immigration status, are encouraged to seek County services. 

4. How does the County support immigrant communities? 
The County partners with community organizations to provide resources, legal assistance, and outreach programs. 

5. What should I do if I feel unsafe or need help? 
For emergencies, call 911. For non-emergency support, reach out to trusted organizations listed in this guide. 

6. Are schools safe spaces for my children? 
Yes. Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS) welcome all students and do not track immigration status. 

7. How can I stay informed about immigration updates? 
The County is launching multilingual outreach initiatives, community events, and digital platforms for updates. 

8. How can I report concerns about immigration enforcement actions? 
Report concerns to community organizations that support immigrant rights. 

9. How can I support immigrant communities in Prince George’s County? 
Volunteer with local organizations, attend community events, or contact the Office of Multicultural Affairs for engagement opportunities.