Community Resources
Please note that this list of resources is gathered to provide information for folks but is not intended as an endorsement or advertisement for them. Please use at your discretion.
New Mexico Support Services
Catholic Charities 505-724-4674
- They provide low-cost immigration legal assistance to immigrants, U.S. citizens, and U.S. legal permanent residents in gaining or maintaining immigration status for themselves or for family members in order to preserve or restore family unity.
- They also provide free immigration legal assistance to immigrant victims of domestic violence and sexual assault in determining/gaining immigration benefits (e.g., legal permanent resident status or work permits).
Santa Fe Dreamers Project 505-490-2789
- Santa Fe Dreamers Project provides high quality, accessible legal services across New Mexico and West Texas. We partner with our clients to meet their individual legal goals, including humanitarian protection, family unity, economic empowerment, and liberation from detention.
El Centro de Igualdad y Derechos 505-246-1627
- Immigrants’ rights and workers’ justice organization based in Albuquerque
Consulate of Mexico 505-247-2147
- Immigration resource center
Enlace Comunitario 505-246-8972
- They specializes in culturally and linguistically specific survivor services, but provide support to any DV survivor in need
The New Mexico Dream Team is a statewide network committed to create power for multigenerational, undocumented, and mixed status families towards liberation. Through trainings and leadership development, we work to engage our community and allies, in becoming leaders using an intersectional, gender, and racial justice lens—to develop and implement an organizing and advocacy infrastructure for policy change fighting to dismantle systemic oppression.
National Support Services
- Protects civil liberties through legal advocacy, challenging unjust laws and policies while pushing for policy changes at local, state, and federal levels.
- They educate the public on civil rights issues through campaigns, reports, and resources to empower individuals.
- Their community engagement efforts help people assert their rights and address systemic injustices. Covering issues like immigrants' rights, racial justice, LGBTQ rights, voting rights, and reproductive freedom, the ACLU works to ensure equal rights for all.
- Provides resources to help undocumented individuals access higher education, scholarships, and financial aid.
- They offer entrepreneurship support, legal self-employment guidance, and career development programs, including opportunities in law and other professional fields.
- Their mental health services include wellness support groups and connections to mental health professionals, while their immigration law resources provide guidance on Advance Parole and legal pathways.
- Provides a national immigration legal services directory that helps users locate free or low-cost immigration legal services provided by nonprofit organizations across the United States.
- Individuals can search for service providers by state, county, or detention facility, and refine their search based on specific legal assistance areas, populations served, and languages spoken.
National Immigrant Justice Center
- The National Immigrant Justice Center (NIJC) provides legal services to asylum seekers, DACA recipients, and individuals applying for citizenship, green cards, or Temporary Protected Status.
- They support detained immigrants, victims of human trafficking, LGBTQ immigrants, and unaccompanied children by offering specialized legal assistance.
- NIJC also helps individuals navigate immigration court, including Afghan parolees and Venezuelan TPS applicants. Through these services, NIJC works to protect the rights and dignity of immigrants by ensuring access to justice and legal representation.
- United We Dream provides support for DACA recipients, deportation defense, and educational access to ensure immigrant youth have opportunities to thrive.
- They also offer mental health resources through their UndocuHealth program and empower young leaders to advocate for immigrant rights.
- Through policy advocacy and community organizing, UWD fights for systemic change to protect and uplift undocumented individuals and their families.
Know Your Rights!
New Mexico Immigrant Law Center Toolkits
Immigration Attorneys-Albuquerque
- Alejandro Macias-Urias 505-289-1832
- Amber L. Weeks 505-352-6660
- Benosi Maduka 505-357-0938
- Cristina Chavez 505-506-0236
- Cristina Legarreta Huerta 505-339-5594
- Emma Riley O’Sullivan 505-255-2840
- Iris Calderon Godina 505-264-6985
- James S Hassan 505-369-6373
- Jasmine McGee 505-247-1023
- Javier Martinez-Villanueva Jr. 505-553-1129
- Joaquin Sanchez-Leal 505-333-9139
- John Walter Lawit 505-545-6785
- Krystina Catarineu 505-337-3505
- Lizdebeth Carrasco-Gallardo 505-246-1023
- Mary Ann Romero 505-796-2024
- Melvyn Baron 505-268-2121
- Michael Eugene Hendricks 505-596-6758
- Monica Newcomer Miller 505-247-1023
- Olsi Vrapi 505-352-6660
- Rebecca Kitson 505-508-4015
- Scott David Weaver 505-218-726
- Theresa B. Wilkes 505-247-1023
- Victoria Leigh Lucero 505-343-2009
Immigration Attorneys-Bernalillo
- Kathryn Suzanne Almond 505-867-3391
Immigration Attorneys-Corrales
- Brett S. Janos 505-227-4939
Immigration Attorneys-Santa Fe
- Allegra S. Love 505-699-4288
- Deshawnda Chaparro 505-490-2789
- Eunice Herrera 505-819-0141
- Evelyn Herrera 505-216-6658
- Gabriela C. Ibanez Guzman 505-983-6247
- Gabriela C. Ibanez Guzman 505-983-6247
- Jennifer Elena Mendoza 505-551-1272
- Jessica Noemi Aguirre 505-490-2789
- Richard Padilla 505-954-3662
Immigration Attorneys-Socorro
- Chukwudi M. Chigewe 505-431-5947
Immigration Attorneys-Las Cruces
- Raymundo Eli Rojas 575-526-7765
Immigration Attorneys-Hobbs
- Ricardo Jasso 575-408-7362, 575-942-1303
Immigration Attorneys-Chaparral
- Lorely Ramirez Fernandez 575-824-8900
- Mason Lee Hill 859-321-9662
Last updated 2/05/25, list provided through : https://www.justia.com/lawyers/immigration-law/new-mexico/albuquerque?page=2 .