Calls to Action
When leaders escape accountability, it signals that power—not justice—rules, eroding trust, fueling corruption, and opening the door to authoritarianism. Billionaire-backed justices and elites aren’t serving the people—they’re scheming to suppress our voices, strip away our rights, and rule over us. But progress and power to the people is more than an idea; it’s a movement. By standing up, speaking out, and demanding dignity, opportunity, and justice for all, we can build an America that truly lives up to its promise.
- Click here to become a subscriber to ICEbreaker News
- Click here to Shut Down Trump’s “Alligator Alcatraz” Concentration Camp
- Click here to Release the Epstein Files! Force a vote on the bipartisan discharge petition in the U.S. House now
- Click here to Tell Congress: We need immigration reform now
- Click here to Unmask ICE. No Secret Police in America.
- Click here to send a letter to your member of Congress: Unmask ICE
- Click here to take more actions
ICEblock app – See something, tap something
- Click here to get the ICEBLock app (only available on Apple Appstore). The app enables users to anonymously report sightings of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in their area. Its purpose is to alert communities about ICE activity and help individuals avoid potential encounters. Read more about the app here on MSNBC.
Yes, You Have the Right to Film ICE
- You have the right to record law enforcement officers performing their duties in public, but you must remain calm, courteous, and avoid interfering by keeping a safe distance. While you can take photos, video, or audio, officers cannot legally search your device, access your passcode, or delete footage without a warrant—even if you’re arrested. They may order you to move for safety reasons, but not simply because you’re recording. Be aware that officers might still retaliate illegally with arrest, force, or threats, so stay alert. In cases involving ICE, consider the risks to the person being arrested—get consent when possible and blur identifying details if sharing the footage publicly to protect their safety while holding ICE accountable.
- Check out these two articles by Electronic Frontier Foundation for more information: Yes, You Have the Right to Film ICE & Right to Record
