If you, or anyone you know, is ever visited by the FBI or other law enforcement agents:
313-925-2626
If an Agents Knocks BookletÂ
https://ccrjustice.org/if-agent-knocks-booklet
Know Your Rights Booklet
https://www.nlg.org/know-your-rights-english/
When the Police Knock on Your Door
https://crimethinc.com/2017/08/24/when-the-police-knock-on-your-door-your-rights-and-options-a-legal-guide-and-poster
Resisting Grand Juries
http://grandjuryresistance.org
Grand Jury Resistance
http://resistgrandjuries.net
Security Self Defense
https://ssd.eff.org/en
Signal, encrypted messaging
https://signal.org
Protonmail, encrypted email communication
https://protonmail.com
If the FBI or other law enforcement agents want to conduct a search:
Say, "I do not consent to a search."
You may inform them that if they leave a card, a lawyer may contact them. You can then ask them to leave, or you can simply close the door.
If they do have a warrant, you may ask them to slide it under the door or mail slot.
You may want to take a picture of the warrant and send it to a lawyer. Signal is a secure and encrypted messaging app for smartphones (https://signal.org)
You can assert that you wish to consult with a lawyer before consenting to a search. This may not stop them from entering.
Before they enter, you may wish to shut down electronics, move anything you wish to keep private from plain sight, and close all doors. The warrant may not apply to the entire house.
Anything in plain sight that obviously appears illegal or evidence of a crime may be seized.
YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT
USE IT