SDRRN Update – February 5, 2025
Please call the SDRRN Immigration Legal Services number at (619) 536-0823. Please note: At this time, the SDRRN phone line is being answered with limited capacity. We are currently only responding to requests for legal services for people who can be identified as being detained by immigration enforcement. We do not have the capacity to deploy people to confirm ICE activity. If you receive voice mail, please leave a message and a team member will return your call. Last updated February 5, 2025.
Llame al número de Servicios Legales de Inmigración de SDRRN al (619) 536-0823. Tenga en cuenta: En este momento, la línea telefónica de SDRRN está siendo atendida con capacidad limitada. Actualmente, solo estamos respondiendo solicitudes de servicios legales para personas que puedan ser identificadas como detenidas por las autoridades de inmigración. No tenemos la capacidad de enviar personas para confirmar la actividad de ICE. Si recibe un mensaje de voz, deje un mensaje y un miembro del equipo le devolverá la llamada. Última actualización el 5 de febrero de 2025.
Immigration Legal Services Phone Number: (619) 536-0823
Due to a high volume of calls, we may be unable to answer right away. Please leave a message with your name and phone number and we will respond as soon as possible.
Immigration Pro-Bono Legal Assistance: For non-emergency immigration legal assistance inquiries, please call (858) 637-3365 or email [email protected]. These are staffed by the legal team at Jewish Family Service of San Diego, a core partner of the San Diego Rapid Response Network.
JFS Operating Hours: Monday–Thursday from 8:30am–5:00pm and Fridays from 8:30am–4:00pm.
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The San Diego Rapid Response Network (SDRRN) Migrant Shelter Services, operated by Jewish Family Service of San Diego, continues to focus on helping thousands of asylum-seeking families (including many young children) and individuals coming into San Diego.
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Individuals seized by CBP and ICE have few resources to defend themselves. The SDRRN stands ready to respond to the needs of vulnerable immigrants and their families – advocating for their safety, providing emergency assistance, and coordinating free and low-cost legal representation to defend against family separation and unjust deportation.
Emergency Response (Interior Enforcement): Individuals arrested or apprehended by CBP and ICE often have a short amount of time to defend themselves. The SDRRN stands ready to respond to the needs of vulnerable immigrants and their families – advocating for their safety, providing emergency assistance, and coordinating free and low-cost legal representation, where possible, to defend against family separation and swift, unjust removal.