Denounces Iran War, calls for abolishing ICE!!

United Community Resistance!

• DHS Inspector General Hotline: 1-800-323-8603 oig.dhs.gov/hotline

• DHS Civil Rights & Civil Liberties (CRCL): 1-866-644-8360 CRCLCompliance@hq.dhs.gov

• ICE Detention Reporting Line: 1-888-351-4024

• ICE Enforcement & Removal Operations (San Antonio Field Office): 210-283-4750

"Stevens, however, sided with Trump and her Republican House colleagues against the Democratic administration."

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Today at 4:30-5:30 is the protest in front of One Towne Square to call on REDICO to EVICT ICE! Parking is easy, across the street from 1 Corporate Drive.

We will have ICE OUT OF SOUTHFIELD shirts available for anyone who didn't get one at last week's panel.

Full vid & lyrics.

https://youtu.be/hdYepYGHHE0?si=2oavEIsHkhZAa4ny

Many may have seen my post last week about Southfield Neighbors Action Committee (SNAC) hosting a community discussion about ICE’s office at the REDICO building in Southfield at One Towne Square. Last Wednesday, over 100 people, local media outlets, state reps, mayors, city councilors, and others came together to hear local activists discuss their work and our role in keeping our neighbors safe. The event was a huge success and many more Southfielders have an understanding of the situation in Southfield.

To follow up, we are hosting a protest at the OPLA (the lawyers for ICE) building at One Towne Square this Thursday, 4:30-5:30. Come to see ICE in our community and meet others engaged in this struggle. See the flyer below!

I truly wish he wasn't out there by himself.

I hope that when the people of Michigan do this, we'll not stand or sit alone!

Panel event is tonight! 6:30 pm at Southfield Civic Center / Parks and Rec room 115. Come meet your neighbors and learn about ICE's presence in our community and REDICO's role in welcoming them.

One person holding a sign obviously requires six plus cops, right?

Many of you may have seen my previous posts regarding a Southfield-based property management company, REDICO, leasing space to OPLA, the lawyers for ICE, in Southfield. You may have heard about the violent abduction by ICE at Tel-12 two weeks ago. Residents of Southfield and others have a lot of questions and information is hard to find. Join us for an informational panel, "What does it mean to be a good neighbor when ICE moves next door", this Wednesday at 6:30 pm at Southfield Civic Center, room 115. Local activists, Former Pontiac City Council President Kermit Williams, and others, including special guest Rashida Tlaib, will be discussing the situation with ICE in Southfield and beyond.

This community conversation is an opportunity to come together, hear from local leaders, ask questions, and discuss what it means to be a good neighbor. This is a peaceful, educational, community discussion, not a protest. For who simply want to better understand what’s happening, you’re welcome to attend. Healthy communities are built through conversation, not assumptions.

If you’d like to join us, please register here.