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How It Works
👉 Wear a whistle around your neck or on your keychain
👉 Teach family and neighbors the code
👉 If you see ICE, blow your whistle

If you hear a whistle, either:
👉 Get to safety
👉 Follow the sound, document ICE, form a crowd, stay loud

Whistle Code #1 - ICE is Nearby
If you see ICE driving or lurking, blow your whistle in short blasts: 
PREE (pause pause) 
PREE (pause pause) 
PREE (pause pause) 
PREE (pause pause)

Whistle Code #2 - Abduction
If you see ICE attempting to grab someone, blow your whistle in long blasts:
PREEEEEEEEE
PREEEEEEEEE
PREEEEEEEEE


Carry a Whistle + Learn the ICE Alert System

Download the File

Since many of kidnappings by ICE occur during daily commutes, these flyers can be distributed to vulnerable members of our community to help them understand their rights and know how to respond if they encounter ICE.

Use the button below to access a black and white quarter page flyer you can print at home.

Distribute Flyers to Targeted Individuals

Watch a Video with Tips

You have the legal right to film police and immigration officers if they are in a public place + if the filming does not impede the performance of their duties.

👉 STAY AT A SAFE DISTANCE. If asked to step back, take a step back while repeating: “I am exercising my right to record and document”

👉 IF OFFICERS GET TOO CLOSE. Say in a calm, audible voice: “I am stepping back and have the right to record”

👉 PROTECT VIDEO CONTENT ON YOUR PHONE. Make sure your phone is passcode protected—not thumbprint or face recognition

👉 FOCUS YOUR RECORDING ON OFFICERS. Record all the way through the incident. Narrate what you see. Say the date + time.

👉 DON'T GO LIVE ON SOCIAL MEDIA. For the privacy + safety of people being detained

📝 WHAT TO REPORT

Use SALUTE:
S - SIZE: How many agents + vehicles
A - ACTIVITY: What are they doing
L - LOCATION: Address or street names
U - UNIFORM: Look for letters: ERO, ICE, CBP
T - TIME: Exact time + date
E - EQUIPMENT: Weapons, armored vehicles, etc.

Learn How to Document ICE Activity

📱 HOTLINES
Reporting ICE activity is dependent on location. We encourage you to add your local hotline as a contact in your phone. 

Call or text information to the following:

STATEWIDE
👉 WAISN: 844-724-3737, M-F 6am-6pm

EAST KING COUNTY
👉 425-361-0808

SOUTHWEST WA + KITSAP COUNTY
👉 LULAC: 503-388-5356

SPOKANE
👉 509-743-3869, open when the WAISN hotline is closed

📝 WHAT TO REPORT
Try to capture as much detail as possible. Use acronym SALUTE to help you remember what to capture:

S - SIZE: How many agents and vehicles?

A - ACTIVITY: What are they doing?

L - LOCATION: Address or street names

U - UNIFORM: Look for letters like HSI, ERO, ICE, CBP

T - TIME: Exact time + date

E - EQUIPMENT: Weapons, armored vehicles, shields

How to Report ICE Activity in WA State

Donate to Groups Supporting Immigrants

Accompaniment provides a space to walk alongside immigrants as they navigate a complicated, often intimidating system. 

Both Jewish Coalition for Immigrant Justice (JCIJ) and Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network (WAISN) accompany community members navigating crucial legal and administrative appointments

👉 About JICJ: jewishcoalition.org/accompaniment

👉 About WAISN: waisn.org/what-we-do/deportation-defense/accompaniment/

Accompany Immigrants to Legal Appointments

Learn More

Join the network giving free whistles to help communities across Washington protect themselves from ICE. Some ways you can get involved are to:

👉 Print whistle with 3D printers

👉 Print informational zines

👉 Assemble whistle kits at kit parties

👉 Host a whistle box at a business

Click on the button below to learn more and get involved!

Help Grow the ICE Whistle Alert System

TAKE ACTION ANYWHERE IN THE U.S.

All people in the U.S., regardless of immigration status, have certain rights and protections under the U.S. Constitution. 

The Immigration Legal Resource Center (ILRC) has Red Cards that give examples of how people can exercise these rights and come in wallet card size so people can carry it at all times.

ILRC's website has information about how to order or print red cards in 50+ languages.

Order + Distribute Know Your Rights Red Cards

Get Started

Adopt a Day Labor Corner is a call to action from the National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON) for communities across the nation to join together as an act of care and resistance in the face of attacks on the migrant community. 

Adopting a Corner means committing, as a neighbor, ally, or community member, to accompany, observe, and actively support a place where day laborers gather to look for work. 

It's an act of solidarity that helps protect rights, prevent abuses, and strengthen the fabric of the community. 

Adopt a Day Labor Corner

Washington Neighborhood Defense (WAND) is a community group working to educate WA State businesses about employers’ constitutional rights in the event of an ICE raid.

They provide businesses with free resources and tools from state and national immigrant-led rights organizations.

To get started now:
✅ Join their Signal Group https://tinyurl.com/WAND-announcements
✅ Or email WAND at WAneighbohrhooddefense@gmail.com

Or click the button below to learn more.

Canvass to Inform Businesses of Their Rights

TAKE ACTION IN WASHINGTON 

Northwest Immigrant Rights Project (NWIRP) promotes justice by defending and advancing the rights of immigrants through direct legal services, systemic advocacy, and community education.

They're seeking both translators and legal volunteers to help with pro-bono cases.

Volunteer with NW Immigrant Rights Project

Adopt a School is a call to action from the National Day Laborer Organizing Network for communities across the nation to join together as an act of care and resistance in the face of attacks on the migrant community. 

Adopting a School means committing, as a neighbor, educator, parent, ally, or community member, to accompany, observe, and actively support a school where immigrant students are served. 

It's an act of solidarity that helps protect rights, prevent abuses, and strengthen the fabric of the community. 

Adopt a School

Get More Info 

Below are 5 legislative issues you can take action on:

1. Stop Migrant Abuse at ICE Detention Centers

2. Oppose USCIS Changes to Green Card Application Process

3. Keep ICE Out of Your DMV Data

4. Stop ICE from Building Camps in Your State

5. Demand the Unmasking of ICE Agents

Click on the button below for a summary of each legislative action and links to take action.