ICE Raid? 3 Steps to Protect Your Family NOW
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This video provides practical guidance for individuals and communities on how to prepare for and respond to potential immigration enforcement actions by ICE. It emphasizes the importance of creating safety plans, knowing your rights, and using peaceful observation and documentation as accountability mechanisms.
Individuals and communities can create safety plans by identifying trusted family members, daycare contacts, and others who might come into contact with agents.
If witnessing an immigration enforcement action, there are things to keep in mind, such as de-escalating and promoting safety.
Siembra NC, a North Carolina-based grassroots organization, recommends letting agents know they are being observed and recording details like vehicle models and agency identification.
Peacefully filming is an accountability mechanism, and it is important to identify yourself as a volunteer and ask for the agent's agency.
Civil liberties groups are campaigning to cancel surveillance contracts that feed information to ICE.
The video underscores the importance of proactive planning and peaceful observation to protect communities during ICE actions, while also highlighting broader efforts to challenge surveillance infrastructure.
What is the first step in creating a safety plan for potential ICE actions?
Identify trusted family members, daycare contacts, and others who might come into contact with agents.
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What does Siembra NC recommend doing when witnessing an ICE action?
Let agents know they are being observed, identify yourself as a volunteer, and record details like vehicle models and agency.
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Why is peaceful filming considered an accountability mechanism?
Because it creates a record that can be used in legal cases and holds agents accountable.
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What are civil liberties groups campaigning for?
To cancel surveillance contracts that feed information to ICE.
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Proactive Safety Planning
Emphasizes that preparation is key to protecting vulnerable individuals and communities.
00:12Observation as Deterrent
Shows that being watched can potentially de-escalate situations and promote safety.
00:54Filming as Accountability
Highlights the legal and ethical importance of documenting enforcement actions.
01:35Challenging Surveillance Infrastructure
Connects local actions to broader efforts to dismantle ICE's data sources.
01:51[00:00] If ICE invades your neighborhood, and others in every scenario, Plan ahead.
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[00:41] of an immigration enforcement action should consider On the scene, if you find yourself witnessing there are some things you can keep in mind.
[00:54] a North Carolina-based grassroots organization, is letting agents know that they are being observed while de-escalating whenever possible and promoting safety.
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[01:21] for any legal cases or proceedings Siembra NC recommends identifying yourself as a volunteer and what agency they work for.
[01:35] while also recording any models of vehicles, The fact remains, though, that peacefully filming precisely because it's an accountability mechanism.
[01:51] there are other important ways Civil liberties groups have been campaigning nationwide and lucrative contracts that feed information to ICE.
[02:05] and tell them to cancel surveillance contracts that fuels ICE operations.
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