Get involved
Join thousands of people from dozens of grassroots groups standing up to ICE's cruelty. Building on the campaign that pushed Citizens Bank to rethink their role financing detention companies, we're shining a light on other ICE enablers through coordinated protests, email campaigns, media outreach, and engagement with local officials.
There's no minimum time commitment for participation. We provide easy templates, organizing toolkits, and logistics support for coordinated actions, so you can plug in at whatever level works for you.
Our shared principles: All our members are fully committed to nonviolence at all times. Members also agree not to engage in civil disobedience under the network's name, which helps keep our actions open to everyone. We're committed to de-escalating conflict and treating everyone with respect, including employees, customers, and those who disagree with our values.
GET INVOLVED
Our shared principles: All our members are fully committed to nonviolence at all times. Members also agree not to engage in civil disobedience under the network's name, which helps keep our actions open to everyone. We're committed to de-escalating conflict and treating everyone with respect, including employees, customers, and those who disagree with our values.
Public pressure still works.
Across the country, organized pressure from consumers, community members, and employees has led companies to cancel ICE contracts and has slowed or stopped some of ICE's most inhumane detention plans.
DLR stopped designing facilities for ICE detention contractor CoreCivic after employees pushed back.
The Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation ended its ICE contract after community members expressed their outrage.
Get Connected
The De-ICE Action Network is a volunteer-powered alliance shining a light on ICE's corporate enablers through peaceful, strategic action.