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No Business with ICE
ICE is terrorizing immigrants at the border and in our communities. But we have the power to fight back—by taking action against anyone who does business with and helps ICE.
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No Business with ICE
ICE is terrorizing immigrants at the border and in our communities. But we have the power to fight back—by taking action against anyone who does business with and helps ICE.
Take the Pledge
Take the Pledge
Take the No Business With ICE Pledge
As ICE continues to target immigrant communities across the country, we must take action against the cities, schools, and corporations that do business with ICE. Every day, ICE depends on and receives support from mayors, local police departments, private tech companies, airlines, hospitals, and more to separate immigrant families. We say enough is enough.
At the end of the day, any institution that does business with ICE makes it easier for them to function. They are participants in our government’s attack on immigrants and complicit in violence against families and children at the border and in detention centers across the country. It is time to use our power as residents, students, workers, and consumers to send a clear message: supporting ICE is no longer socially acceptable. If you do business with ICE, then we won’t do business with you.
#WeWontBeComplicit with ICE’s deportation machine!
In the last month, hundreds of thousands of people have risen up in outrage at the stories of mothers and fathers separated from their children, internment camps for immigrant families fleeing violence and seeking asylum, and have borne witness to the cruelty of ICE, an institution whose purpose is to detain and persecute 11 million people and criminalize parents for daring to dream of giving their children a better life.
Government institutions and companies we are all a part of allow ICE to function day in and day out. Not anymore.
#WeWontBeComplicit
Local government institutions and companies work with ICE day in and day out. Mayors and county commissioners sign contracts with ICE allowing them to use jails to detain families. Companies like Amazon sell their technology to ICE. Airlines transport detainees across the country. Local departments of labor, school districts, DMVs, and hospital share data with ICE. These institutions are complicit in the persecution of undocumented people.
We must demand that our cities, counties and all these institutions end their cooperation with ICE. It is our moral duty to refuse to be complicit with ICE’s deportation machine at every level and demand that the institutions we are part of do the same!
Our counties must end their contracts with ICE. Our mayors must end police department collaboration with ICE, ban ICE from questioning people on public transit or any city property, and warn the immigrant community in advance if ICE is planning a raid. The companies we buy from must stop developing technology and selling goods to ICE.
#WeWontBeComplicit
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Across the country, communities have been targeting companies like Amazon, schools like Northeastern University, and governments like Kent County, MI that have contracts with ICE and profit from family separation. And the strategy is working. We just need your help to keep up the pressure.
Who does business with ICE?
Who does business with ICE?
Who does business with ICE?
The places where we live, work, and spend our money are helping ICE target and separate immigrant families.
They are complicit with--and often profit from--attacks on our community. Not anymore.
Mayors and county commissioners sign contracts with ICE allowing them to use jails to detain families.
Companies like Amazon sell their technology to ICE. Airlines transport detainees across the country.
Local departments of labor, school districts, DMVs, and hospital share data with ICE.
We're taking action against all cities, institutions, and corporations that do business with ICE. As residents, workers, and consumers, we have the power to demand that they stop helping ICE and profiting from attacks on immigrants.
Who should you target in your community?
Click here to read our guide.
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#NoBusinessWithICE is a campaign of Movimiento Cosecha, a nonviolent movement fighting for permanent protection, dignity, and respect for all undocumented immigrants in the United States.