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'''Staying Safe Around ICE'''
'''Staying Safe Around ICE'''
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<ul>
<li>Know your rights during encounters, including the right to remain silent and the right to refuse consent.</li>
<li>[[ICE List:Know Your Rights]]</li>
<li>Do not open your door unless ICE presents a valid, judge-signed warrant.</li>
<li>[[ICE List:Recording Incidents Safely]]</li>
<li>If stopped, ask: “Am I free to leave?” and walk away calmly if the answer is yes.</li>
<li>[[ICE List:Information to Document]]</li>
<li>Record details safely: time, location, vehicles, gear, and agent identifiers.</li>
<li>[[ICE List:How to Report an Incident]]</li>
<li>Read: [[ICE List:Know Your Rights]].</li>
</ul>
</ul>


'''Spotting ICE in the Field'''
'''Spotting ICE in the Field'''
<ul>
<ul>
<li>Identify plain-clothes patterns: tactical vests, soft armor, concealed sidearms.</li>
<li>[[ICE List:Plainclothes and Gear Patterns]]</li>
<li>Recognize common ICE/HSI/CBP vehicle types, plates, and external markings.</li>
<li>[[ICE List:ICE Vehicle Identification]]</li>
<li>Note joint operations with police, sheriff’s deputies, or federal task forces.</li>
<li>[[ICE List:Joint Operations With Local Police]]</li>
<li>Read: [[ICE List:Image Submission Rules]].</li>
<li>[[ICE List:Image Submission Rules]]</li>
</ul>
</ul>


'''Understanding ICE’s Structure'''
'''Understanding ICE’s Structure'''
<ul>
<ul>
<li>Learn the roles of ICE, CBP, HSI, and ERO — and how they operate together.</li>
<li>[[ICE List:ICE vs CBP vs HSI vs ERO]]</li>
<li>Understand 287(g) agreements and their impact on local policing.</li>
<li>[[ICE List:287g Agreements Explained]]</li>
<li>See how field offices, regional sectors, and sub-units coordinate operations.</li>
<li>[[ICE List:How Field Offices Operate]]</li>
<li>Read: [[ICE List:Methodology]] and [[ICE List:About]].</li>
<li>[[ICE List:Methodology]]</li>
<li>[[ICE List:About]]</li>
</ul>
</ul>


'''Preparing Before an Encounter'''
'''Preparing Before an Encounter'''
<ul>
<ul>
<li>Carry a Know-Your-Rights card and keep important documents in a safe place.</li>
<li>[[ICE List:Preparation Guide]]</li>
<li>Create an emergency plan for family, children, and trusted contacts.</li>
<li>[[ICE List:Emergency Planning]]</li>
<li>Know local legal hotlines and immigrant-rights organizations.</li>
<li>[[ICE List:Know-Your-Rights Cards]]</li>
<li>Read: [[ICE List:Preparation Guide]].</li>
<li>[[ICE List:Finding Legal Support]]</li>
</ul>
</ul>


'''Reporting an Incident'''
'''Reporting an Incident'''
<ul>
<ul>
<li>Submit incidents through our protected form or encrypted channels.</li>
<li>[[Submitting an Incident]]</li>
<li>Include photos, video, vehicle details, gear, and timelines when possible.</li>
<li>[[Evidence Guidelines]]</li>
<li>Our team verifies using landmarks, insignias, police cooperation, and footage.</li>
<li>[[ICE List:Verification Process]]</li>
<li>Read: [[ICE List:How to Report an Incident]].</li>
<li>[[ICE List:How to Report an Incident]]</li>
</ul>
</ul>


'''If You Are Detained'''
'''If You Are Detained'''
<ul>
<ul>
<li>You have the right to a lawyer — do not sign anything without legal advice.</li>
<li>[[ICE List:Rights If Detained]]</li>
<li>Non-citizens can request to contact their consulate.</li>
<li>[[ICE List:Contacting Legal Counsel]]</li>
<li>U.S. citizens wrongly detained can demand release and legal contact.</li>
<li>[[ICE List:Consular Rights]]</li>
<li>Read: [[ICE List:If Detained]].</li>
<li>[[ICE List:Citizens Wrongly Detained by ICE]]</li>
</ul>
</ul>


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