ICE reporting Minnesota: how to report and access local resources
Across the state, agencies, organizations and community members have launched initiatives to help people affected by Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrests and deportations. Resources include a Minnesota Attorney General’s Office reporting form for ICE encounters and a nationwide reporting map compiled by People Over Papers. Additional community resources offer rapid response support, rights information and donations.
Across the state, agencies, organizations and community members have launched initiatives to help people affected by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrests and deportations, including ways to report federal activity and access support.
The Minnesota Attorney General’s Office created an online form where residents can report encounters with ICE and the effects of federal enforcement, including racial profiling, excessive force, retaliation against protesters, business closures and reduced access to healthcare and education. Officials say the form helps assess and address impacts of federal actions and may support the state’s lawsuit challenging the Department of Homeland Security surge.
A nonprofit organization, People Over Papers, has compiled a resource where residents nationwide can report sightings of ICE. The publicly accessible map allows users to submit reports of arrests, raids and canvassing and updates daily.
Additional resources and organizers
Monarca Rapid Response Line
- Upstander Training
- Call 612-441-2881 to report federal enforcement activity and access rapid response support
- Call 651-372-8642 for information on constitutional rights during an encounter with enforcement
The Familia Barber Studio
Racial Justice Network
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