How Can We Keep Utah Safe from ICE?
We have created the following trainings full of actionable steps you can take–-both things we can do to combat how ICE is currently operating in Utah as well as ways we can prepare for potential increased ICE presence in the future.
What should you do if you see ICE attempting to detain someone? Learn about how to best aid the person in trouble effectively document what you see.
ICE is already in Utah, but they tend to operate quietly. Here are some things you can do to push back against the current ICE approach plus prepare for future escalation.
Are you wanting to start a rapid response network in your neighborhood? Here are some guidelines for setting up safe, secure, and efficient communications.
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Making and distributing whistle kits in your neighborhood is an important way to prepare for a larger-scale ICE presence in Utah.
The only two things a whistle kit absolutely needs are whistles and instructions on how to use the whistles for ICE response purposes. We've linked the PDF for this instructional zine below along with several 3D whistle forms.
We have also linked the files for the red Know Your Rights cards and the business-card sized handouts with a shorthand version of the ICE response steps outlined in our Don't Freeze. Act. training.
This instructional pamphlet explains how to use whistles to protect people from ICE, Folding them takes a little time, but they are a fantastic, low-cost resource. Instructions are in English and Spanish.
There are many free 3D printed whistle forms available online, but here is a popular one that is small, loud, and can be put on a key ring.
This card gives important information about a person's rights if ICE is attempting to detain them. This link goes to a Spanish/English version, but many more languages are available HERE.
This file can be printed at a copy center as a double-sided business card. It's a quick guide on best practices if you are interacting with ICE as they attempt to detain someone.
