A democratic congressman is at the head of a group of representatives trying to help undocumented immigrants avoid deportations with what they have called the Family Defender Toolkit. The informational pamphlet includes a bilingual card - that some are calling a 'get out of deportation free card' - that lists reasons a person should not be deported under expanded. Illinois Rep. Luis Gutierrez said that if a person is arrested of detained, he or she can 'explain that under the policy in place today, you should be released because you are not a priority for deportation'. Illinois Rep. Luis Gutierrez is at the head of several house representatives who are creating a 'Family Defender Toolkit' that they hope will help undocumented immigrants avoid deportations . The toolkit includes a wallet-sized card that Gutierrez says should be shown to immigration officers when an undocumented immigrant is in an emergency situation . The two-page booklet details President Barack Obama's expanded Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents (DAPA) policies. Those policies, however, are currently on hold by a court order, according to FOX News Latino. Gutierrez said that though the policy is still on hold, he wanted those who might need the information to have it in advance. 'I created this toolkit for you to protect yourself from deportation,' Gutierrez said in an introduction video to the booklet. He continued: 'Even though you cannot apply yet for the expanded DACA  and new DAPA you can still prepare.' The Representative added, however, that he hopes people 'never have to use this card' and that it should only be used when speaking to immigration officials, . The two-page booklet details President Barack Obama's expanded Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents (DAPA) policies, which have been placed on hold by a court order . Critics of the pamphlet say that it encourages a false sense of security in immigrants who are in the country illegally and that it is 'flaunting the law' He said the card, which should be kept in a wallet, should not police officers in situations of minor infraction, according to CBS. Critics of the toolkit claim that the card is 'flaunting the law' and encourages a false sense of security for undocumented immigrants. 'Rep. Gutierrez is only interested in open borders, which wreak havoc on the 93 million middle-class Americans already out of work and the millions more who are seeing their wages reduced due to companies hiring illegal workers,' said Aaron del Mar, Republican Party Chairman from Cook County, Illinois, said. A hearing in which the Department of Justice will try to reverse the hold on President Obama's executive immigration action is scheduled for Friday. Gutierrez said that though the policy expansion is still on hold, he wants people to have knowledge on the subject in advance. A hearing in which the Department of Justice will try to reverse the hold on the policy will take place on Friday .
Illinois Rep. Luis Gutierrez is spearheading the Family Defender Toolkit .
The pamphlet includes a card that lists reasons  why a person should not be deported under expanded DACA and DAPA policies .
Those policies, however, are currently on hold by a court order .
Critics claim that the card encourages a false sense of security for undocumented immigrants .