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ICE agents are occupying American cities, kidnapping people regardless of immigration status, and violating our human rights. We won't stand for this in Longmont, and we need your support.

Join us in preparing to resist ICE in our community.

ICE is here. What do I do?

If you see ICE agents in your neighborhood, call the CO Rapid Response Network immediately at (844) 864-8341. Informing CORRN ASAP will help them coordinate efforts to help.

Other actions you can take right away:

  • Yell "ICE is here, la migra está aquí" to inform folks nearby of the danger.
  • Blow your whistle: three short bursts for "ICE is nearby" and three long bursts for "ICE is kidnapping someone." ICE agents rely on surprise and often retreat when crowds gather around them.
  • Stay strong in numbers. Get nearby neighbors to join you in making noise and documenting ICE activity.
  • Document what you see. Get your phone out to record what ICE agents are doing. You have a legal right to record this activity in public spaces, and ICE agents often reduce their level of violence when they are on camera. Your presence alone can directly lead to safety for your neighbors.
  • Refuse entry. Without a warrant signed by a judge not an "administrative warrant" – ICE agents cannot legally enter your private property. If they do have a signed judicial warrant, they can show you through a closed window.

Support Us

No ICE Longmont is entirely volunteer-run and funded. You can help us out by buying rolls of 3D printer filament and paracord for lanyards. Your support helps us print more whistles and get them into the hands of Longmont residents. Thank you!

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Additional Resources

  • ILRC: Know Your Rights

    Educational materials to help community members learn about their rights and how to protect themselves from ICE.

  • We Keep Us Safe (CO)

    Grassroots Colorado initiative organizing to protect community members from ICE kidnapping and detention through canvassing, training, outreach, and a hub of resources and best practices.

  • 3D-Printed Whistles

    Chicago volunteers make and ship community protection whistles for free to anyone who needs them, in quantities of 100 to 1000.

  • Longmont Solidarity Network

    A grassroots coalition of citizens organizing, informing and protecting our local community. They provide resources and real-time monitoring of ICE activity in Longmont, Colorado.

  • Toot ICE: National Resources by State

    Our partner site Toot ICE has many more links to local community efforts outside of the Front Range.