You can write to your news stations and representatives. The data collected below is partially from migrants groups. ICE gives out consolidated numbers about detainees but nothing helpful for family to find people. Many people in Arizona think ICE hasn't done much here, and that isn't the case.

The pictured address is where Pima, Pinal and Maricopa county detainees end up. The advocate advised families and people show up and wait. There's no system to contact people, but being present at least puts them on notice. Only do this if you are a citizen or current perm resident.

If someone is taken, if you see an abandoned vehicle or a person in distress that has had a family member taken, advise family to call their consulate to confirm. ICE is obligated to report detentions immediately to consulates and detainees do not get to make any phone calls.

You can also help distribute red cards that explain migrants' rights in many languages by ordering or printing them from here: www.ilrc.org/redcards

Stopping people from being taken is the best defense.

Ask them where is the Judicial warrant, repeat that loudly like a broken record. They are prepared for this question and often present a "warrant" without a judge's signature and court. Don't get distracted, the warrant should also name and describe an individual, not a blank check.

If you have vulnerable individuals in a business or private home/building, you can lock the door and deny entry. You can also print signage on a closed area that can lock saying it's private in case ICE gets inside.

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