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ICE agents stage a raid to arrest an undocumented immigrant in the Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn on April 11, 2018 in New York City. (Photo: John Moore/Getty Images)
In advance of expected ICE raids Sunday that will target migrant families in at least 10 cities, politicians, celebrities, and activists are using their outsized voices to alert their audiences to their rights and protections under the law.
Among those using their platforms to help the victims of President Donald Trump's war on immigrants is Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), who is using his large mailing list to "target a message to supporters that may be impacted by the upcoming enforcement raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement," as CNN's Ryan Nobles reported Friday.
\u201cNEW: For the second time in less than a month- @BernieSanders has used his massive email distribution list to target a message to supporters that may be impacted by the upcoming enforcement raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.\u201d— Ryan Nobles (@Ryan Nobles) 1562975326
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.), a fervent opponent of the Trump administration's immigration policies, posted to her popular Twitter account about her three "2 Know Your Rights" events scheduled for Sunday.
"Come volunteer TOMORROW 3-5:30pm as we help our neighbors keep safe in the threat of the President's ICE raids," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted.
\u201cYou all are the BEST \ud83d\udc9c\n\nOur 2 Know Your Rights training canvasses have filled up - so we\u2019re adding a third one in the Bronx!\n\nNYC: Come volunteer TOMORROW 3-5:30pm as we help our neighbors keep safe in the threat of the President\u2019s ICE raids:\nhttps://t.co/XDNSy8rrp3\u201d— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez) 1563043138
Actor George Takei, who spent part of his childhood in U.S. concentration camps for the Japanese during World War Two, also took to Twitter to promote civil rights.
"Know your rights," tweeted Takei.
\u201cKnow your rights. https://t.co/tyCt1HNM3X\u201d— George Takei (@George Takei) 1563040080
Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) shared ACLU listings of rights in both Spanish and English.
\u201cKnow you rights. \nICE agents will be conducting deportation raids across the country.\n\nLearn more here:\nhttps://t.co/2WBGh1PJ4Z\u201d— Rep. Ilhan Omar (@Rep. Ilhan Omar) 1562884728
On Democracy Now!, host Amy Goodman hosted a roundtable on rights and the raids with activists Adelina Nicholls, Shannon Camacho, and Natalia Aristizabal.
For a full listing of your civil rights if ICE agents come to your door, go to the We Have Rights or the Office of the California Attorney General.
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In advance of expected ICE raids Sunday that will target migrant families in at least 10 cities, politicians, celebrities, and activists are using their outsized voices to alert their audiences to their rights and protections under the law.
Among those using their platforms to help the victims of President Donald Trump's war on immigrants is Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), who is using his large mailing list to "target a message to supporters that may be impacted by the upcoming enforcement raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement," as CNN's Ryan Nobles reported Friday.
\u201cNEW: For the second time in less than a month- @BernieSanders has used his massive email distribution list to target a message to supporters that may be impacted by the upcoming enforcement raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.\u201d— Ryan Nobles (@Ryan Nobles) 1562975326
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.), a fervent opponent of the Trump administration's immigration policies, posted to her popular Twitter account about her three "2 Know Your Rights" events scheduled for Sunday.
"Come volunteer TOMORROW 3-5:30pm as we help our neighbors keep safe in the threat of the President's ICE raids," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted.
\u201cYou all are the BEST \ud83d\udc9c\n\nOur 2 Know Your Rights training canvasses have filled up - so we\u2019re adding a third one in the Bronx!\n\nNYC: Come volunteer TOMORROW 3-5:30pm as we help our neighbors keep safe in the threat of the President\u2019s ICE raids:\nhttps://t.co/XDNSy8rrp3\u201d— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez) 1563043138
Actor George Takei, who spent part of his childhood in U.S. concentration camps for the Japanese during World War Two, also took to Twitter to promote civil rights.
"Know your rights," tweeted Takei.
\u201cKnow your rights. https://t.co/tyCt1HNM3X\u201d— George Takei (@George Takei) 1563040080
Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) shared ACLU listings of rights in both Spanish and English.
\u201cKnow you rights. \nICE agents will be conducting deportation raids across the country.\n\nLearn more here:\nhttps://t.co/2WBGh1PJ4Z\u201d— Rep. Ilhan Omar (@Rep. Ilhan Omar) 1562884728
On Democracy Now!, host Amy Goodman hosted a roundtable on rights and the raids with activists Adelina Nicholls, Shannon Camacho, and Natalia Aristizabal.
For a full listing of your civil rights if ICE agents come to your door, go to the We Have Rights or the Office of the California Attorney General.
In advance of expected ICE raids Sunday that will target migrant families in at least 10 cities, politicians, celebrities, and activists are using their outsized voices to alert their audiences to their rights and protections under the law.
Among those using their platforms to help the victims of President Donald Trump's war on immigrants is Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), who is using his large mailing list to "target a message to supporters that may be impacted by the upcoming enforcement raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement," as CNN's Ryan Nobles reported Friday.
\u201cNEW: For the second time in less than a month- @BernieSanders has used his massive email distribution list to target a message to supporters that may be impacted by the upcoming enforcement raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.\u201d— Ryan Nobles (@Ryan Nobles) 1562975326
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.), a fervent opponent of the Trump administration's immigration policies, posted to her popular Twitter account about her three "2 Know Your Rights" events scheduled for Sunday.
"Come volunteer TOMORROW 3-5:30pm as we help our neighbors keep safe in the threat of the President's ICE raids," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted.
\u201cYou all are the BEST \ud83d\udc9c\n\nOur 2 Know Your Rights training canvasses have filled up - so we\u2019re adding a third one in the Bronx!\n\nNYC: Come volunteer TOMORROW 3-5:30pm as we help our neighbors keep safe in the threat of the President\u2019s ICE raids:\nhttps://t.co/XDNSy8rrp3\u201d— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez) 1563043138
Actor George Takei, who spent part of his childhood in U.S. concentration camps for the Japanese during World War Two, also took to Twitter to promote civil rights.
"Know your rights," tweeted Takei.
\u201cKnow your rights. https://t.co/tyCt1HNM3X\u201d— George Takei (@George Takei) 1563040080
Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) shared ACLU listings of rights in both Spanish and English.
\u201cKnow you rights. \nICE agents will be conducting deportation raids across the country.\n\nLearn more here:\nhttps://t.co/2WBGh1PJ4Z\u201d— Rep. Ilhan Omar (@Rep. Ilhan Omar) 1562884728
On Democracy Now!, host Amy Goodman hosted a roundtable on rights and the raids with activists Adelina Nicholls, Shannon Camacho, and Natalia Aristizabal.
For a full listing of your civil rights if ICE agents come to your door, go to the We Have Rights or the Office of the California Attorney General.