Dear Revolutionary Love Community,
We stand in solidarity with our immigrant families as we continue to navigate an astonishing level of ICE forces in LA. This is our moment to stand up.
Let’s protect and defend families. Share critical resources. Offer mutual aid. Check on vulnerable neighbors. Organize. Speak out. Donate to front-line orgs.
Here are trusted organizations and resources offering accurate information, mutual aid, rapid response networks, community legal defense, and more.
October 14, 2026 update:
If you are in the LA area, you can volunteer for visitations with detainees. Email gtorres at cluejustice dot org for more details.
Interfaith pilgrimages and vigils are being organized across the country. From Washington to Louisiana to California’s Central Valley. Look for one near you, or organize one in your community!
Share the CHIRLA Rapid Response Immigration Hotline
If you are someone you know has questions about your rights, know someone who has been detained, or want to report ICE in your neighborhood, call this number: 1-888-624-4752
Support the Detained Immigrant Bond Fund
Most immigration cases are winning in court on constitutional issues, and the administration is complying with those court orders when lawyers can represent detainees. Please continue to support these bond funds at Clue Justice to ensure our vulnerable neighbors have wide access to legal counsel.
Wherever you are, support and follow these Human Rights and Immigration Organizations
- CHIRLA: The Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights – California’s largest immigrant rights organization and lead rapid response network.
- ORALE: Organizing Rooted in Abolition, Liberation, and Empowerment — An immigrant-led movement to end the criminalization of immigrants and secure bold protections.
- CARACEN LA: Central American Resource Center — Founded by refugees, they provide low-cost immigrant legal services, advocate in changing unjust polices, and defend immigrant, education, and workers’ rights.
- California Immigrant Policy Center — Advancing inclusive, pro-immigrant policies for all in California so that we are all able to thrive.
- PICO California — The Largest faith-based community organizing network in the state to create systemic change for the most vulnerable.
- NDLON: National Day Laborer Organizing Network — Supports immigrant workers through legal defence, advocacy, and food donations through their mano a mano program.
Join Statewide Rapid Response Networks
These resources from the California Immigrant Policy Center and We Are California are intended to support organizations, legal service providers, and allied partners who are working to protect and defend immigrant communities from threats and attacks under the administration. Volunteer at a rapid response network near you!
Share Know-Your-Rights Information with Vulnerable Communities
- Know-Your-Rights: Regardless of immigration status, all have guaranteed rights under the Constitution. Learn more here and share this resource with someone who might need to know their rights as an immigrant and how to express them.
- Distribute Red Cards: These cards help assert legal rights in many situations when ICE agents go to a home or workplace. Learn more and print yours here.
