Know Your Rights Resources for Traveling Through U.S. Airports:

• Asian Law Caucus Know Your Rights at Airports: International and Domestic
• National Immigration Law Center’s Guide on Immigration Arrests at Airports
• ACLU’s Know Your Rights Guide on Enforcement at the Airport
• ACLU’s Know Your Rights Guide on U.S. Airports and Ports of Entry
• ACLU’s Know Your Rights Guide on What to Do When Encountering Law Enforcement at Airports
• ACLU’s Article, “Can Border Agents Search Your Electronic Devices? It’s Complicated.”
• Immigrant Legal Resource Center’s Video on Understanding Your Rights While Traveling as a Noncitizen
• Electronic Frontier Foundation’s Guide on Digital Privacy at the U.S. Border
• CLEAR’S Travel Guide
• CAIR’s Guidance on Travel and Speech

Please find Stanford University travel resources below:

1. Stanford University’s Immigration Website: https://immigration.stanford.edu/
2. Resources from Stanford University’s Global Risk:

   • General travel info: https://international.stanford.edu/

   • Global Risk-specific info (e.g., emergency assistance while traveling internationally on university business and instructions on how to download the Crisis24 app): https://internationaltravel.stanford.edu/

   • Template email for Stanford travelers referred to secondary inspection when returning to the U.S. : https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ByKhVixleFzWFEyOhAu1AYqSWmiQnTOvKE6RGJO3OUY/edit?tab=t.0

Registration instructions for University related travel: 

• Please note that registering your travel and assistance via registration is ONLY for Stanford related travel.

• When you book your trip using Stanford Travel booking channels, such as Egencia, your travel is automatically registered.

• If you book your travel through a non-Stanford travel booking channel, please register here:  https://international.stanford.edu/booking#Register.