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Collective action is our superpower.

Hundreds of companies have decided it's good business to help ICE hurt our communities. But working together, we have the power to change the math.

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It's time to shift the incentives.

Behind every raid, detention, and deportation is a network of private contractors. Providing everything from sophisticated mass surveillance tools to the restraints used to shackle our neighbors on long deportation flights, these for-profit companies are raking in billions of dollars in public spending as ICE tears communities apart.

Most of the companies profiting off the anti-immigrant effort have faced little scrutiny for their complicity. You can help change that.

We track how ICE is spending taxpayer dollars in order to identify strategic opportunities to change the equation for the businesses supporting ICE's cruel agenda. Then we break those opportunities down into specific, concrete actions to give people who care a clear roadmap for making a difference.

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Together, we can hold ICE's corporate enablers accountable.

Hundreds of Coordinated Actions

Over 175 groups in 17 states have joined De-ICE coordinated actions, starting thousands of conversations about the corporate infrastructure

behind ICE.

Thousands of Emails Sent to Leaders

Responding to De-ICE action emails, people have sent thousands of messages to executives and officials who can choose to stand up to ICE's abuses of power.

Millions of Earned Media Impressions

The incredible work of
De-ICE's members has been covered by the AP, USA Today, Bloomberg, Democracy Now, the Rachel Maddow Show, the Boston Globe, and more.

Hundreds of Millions of Dollars Mobilized

The De-ICE Citizens Bank campaign inspired individuals, congregations, businesses, and local governments to move over $375M to banks that don't lend to ICE prison companies.

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