Elliott Payne
@elliottpayne.org
Minneapolis City Council President. He/Him
Reposted by Elliott Payne
Español:
¡ALERTA MÁXIMA! ‼️ Si corres riesgo de ser deportado, por favor, quédate en casa hoy. Lamento tener que decir esto, pero no es seguro estar en la calle. ICE está separando a las familias.
Hijos de inmigrantes, por favor, cuiden a su familia.
Jason Chavez 2/
¡ALERTA MÁXIMA! ‼️ Si corres riesgo de ser deportado, por favor, quédate en casa hoy. Lamento tener que decir esto, pero no es seguro estar en la calle. ICE está separando a las familias.
Hijos de inmigrantes, por favor, cuiden a su familia.
Jason Chavez 2/
January 11, 2026 at 5:44 PM
Español:
¡ALERTA MÁXIMA! ‼️ Si corres riesgo de ser deportado, por favor, quédate en casa hoy. Lamento tener que decir esto, pero no es seguro estar en la calle. ICE está separando a las familias.
Hijos de inmigrantes, por favor, cuiden a su familia.
Jason Chavez 2/
¡ALERTA MÁXIMA! ‼️ Si corres riesgo de ser deportado, por favor, quédate en casa hoy. Lamento tener que decir esto, pero no es seguro estar en la calle. ICE está separando a las familias.
Hijos de inmigrantes, por favor, cuiden a su familia.
Jason Chavez 2/
Reposted by Elliott Payne
- You have the right to stay silent and to talk with a lawyer.
- You can refuse to sign documents until you talk to a lawyer.
- You have the right to not open the door unless you see a valid judicial warrant. It must have your correct address and name and be signed by a judge. 2/
- You can refuse to sign documents until you talk to a lawyer.
- You have the right to not open the door unless you see a valid judicial warrant. It must have your correct address and name and be signed by a judge. 2/
January 10, 2026 at 4:36 PM
- You have the right to stay silent and to talk with a lawyer.
- You can refuse to sign documents until you talk to a lawyer.
- You have the right to not open the door unless you see a valid judicial warrant. It must have your correct address and name and be signed by a judge. 2/
- You can refuse to sign documents until you talk to a lawyer.
- You have the right to not open the door unless you see a valid judicial warrant. It must have your correct address and name and be signed by a judge. 2/