You have the right to remain silent when questioned by law enforcement officers. While in some circumstances you may be required to identify yourself, you do not have to give information beyond that. You may also choose to speak to an attorney or have one with you during questioning. To assert these rights, clearly tell the agents that you wish to remain silent and that you want to consult with a lawyer. If you are already represented by counsel, let your attorney know immediately that you were approached by law enforcement.