Report Suspected Illegal Immigration Activity in Southern Oregon
If you have witnessed or have direct knowledge of suspected illegal immigration activity in Jackson, Josephine, Klamath, Douglas, or surrounding counties, you may file a detailed report below. Complete reports receive priority handling.
Filing a Report
Describe the Incident
Provide the date, approximate time, and location of the activity you observed, along with a factual account of what you witnessed.
Provide Details
Include descriptions of persons and vehicles involved, how often the activity occurs, and whether it has been reported before.
Attach Evidence
Photographic evidence taken at or near the location strengthens your report. Attachments are reviewed with your filing.
Certify & Submit
Review your report, certify its accuracy, and submit. You will receive a reference number confirming your report was logged.
Before You File
Complete reports with specific, factual information — dates, locations, descriptions, and documentation — are reviewed first. Vague or incomplete reports may be closed without action. Do not put yourself in danger to obtain information for this line.
Coverage Area
The Southern Oregon Illegal Immigration Hotline accepts reports of suspected illegal immigration activity from across the region, including Jackson County (Medford, Ashland, Central Point, Eagle Point, Phoenix, Talent), Josephine County (Grants Pass), Klamath County (Klamath Falls), Douglas County (Roseburg), Curry County, and Lake County. If you observed activity elsewhere in Oregon, you may still file a report and select "Other."
How to Report Illegal Immigration Activity
Filing a report takes only a few minutes. The most useful immigration reports include the date and approximate time of the activity, the street or location where it occurred, a factual description of the persons or vehicles involved, and — for online filings — a photograph taken at or near the location. You can file an illegal immigration report online through our intake form, or report by phone and leave a detailed voicemail. Do not put yourself in danger to gather information.