Presented by ClassACT HR73 & JusticeAid
Featuring the National Immigration Project
As the response to immigration becomes more volatile, many citizens and community members want to get involved. This free training, facilitated by the National Immigration Project, will discuss the ever-evolving immigration landscape and provide practical and effective response tactics for those who encounter ICE actions.
What are your rights? Which tactics are appropriate and effective when confronted with an immigration enforcement action? What should you do if ICE attempts to detain you?
Bearing witness, testifying against improper action, speaking up, attending a rally or vigil, or even donating—is resistance. The training will help teach you about your rights, realities and different ways you can help.
Panelists from the National Immigration Project Executive Director Sirine Shebaya, Director of Advocacy Caitlin Bellis, and Rapid Response Coordinating Attorney Gracie Willis will teach you about your rights, realities and different ways you can help.
