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7 ways to counter ICE
['Shreeya Goyal', 'Sam Donagi', 'Deputy Culture Editor']
Washington Square News
Fill out the training interest form, or keep an eye out for other organizations holding ICE trainings near you.
New York City’s immigrant rights information is available in 16 languages, which can help more New Yorkers to establish their rights if ICE attempts to enter homes or workplaces.
Three short blasts mean that ICE agents are in the area, and three long blasts mean they’re actively arresting someone.
Attend a protest or vigilInstead of feeling like you have to do everything alone, connect with existing networks fighting for immigrant rights.
Both groups have been providing free legal aid to low-income immigrants and advancing education and advocacy work around immigrant rights.