End ICE Abuses
Enforcement must follow the Constitution. Oversight isn’t optional. Get Tip of the ICEberg brief about the full threat.
Start with one practical action below. Most take just a few minutes. Collective action adds up to make big changes.
Actions to End ICE Abuses
Click an action area. Each includes practical steps you can take now.
Contact Congress
Choose a tool to message your Members of Congress.
ACLU
Send clear messages to your Members of Congress: no DHS funding without ICE oversight and reforms.
United We Dream
Use a quick call tool + script opposing enforcement expansion and supporting real reforms.
Detention Watch Network
Push Congress to stop detention expansion and require strong ICE oversight.
Support Organizations
Donate to organizations doing legal defense, direct support, and oversight work.
Freedom for Immigrants
Immigrant-led group working to end immigration detention. Supports a national hotline and volunteer visitation network for people in detention.
RAICES
Provides legal services and advocacy for immigrants, refugees, and asylum-seeking families — helping keep families together.
National Immigration Law Center
Legal advocacy organization defending and advancing the rights of immigrants through litigation and policy work.
Show Up Locally
Find trusted local groups, legal support, and volunteer opportunities in your community.
ACLU (Your State Affiliate)
Your state ACLU runs local actions, trainings, and rapid-response alerts on civil rights and immigration.
Mobilize (Immigrant & Refugee Rights)
Find volunteer shifts, events, and local actions near you.
Freedom for Immigrants
Join the detention visitation network and hotline support to reduce isolation and document abuse.
Petition and Protest Safely
Add your name, show up peacefully, and know your rights.
Detention Watch Network
Sign the Communities Not Cages petition to stop detention expansion and push real accountability.
Amnesty International
Sign to oppose militarized immigration operations and protect human rights and due process.
ACLU — Protesters’ Rights
Know your rights before you protest: what to do, what to document, and how to stay safe.